United States Bills
Label Property Damage As Domestic Terrorism
If damage is meant to intimidate, it could be called domestic terrorism. This would lead to more federal investigations and tracking of such incidents.
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Funding Bill Restricts Rules, Funds Science
Funds science, weather, trade, courts, prisons, and law enforcement for 2027. Blocks many agency rules on guns, research access, DEI, abortion, and China ties.
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Introduced
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Online Portal for Commercial Launch Approvals
Creates a single online system for companies to apply for commercial space launch licenses and approvals. Applicants can submit forms and track status electronically.
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Introduced
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Let Amtrak Funds Count As Grant Match
This lets Amtrak use some federal grant money to meet non-federal match rules for certain rail grants. It may help projects move faster by lowering local cash needs.
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Introduced
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Right to Sue Federal Officials Over Voting
Lets voters sue federal officials who violate constitutional voting rights. This could speed court orders to protect ballots but may mean more lawsuits.
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Introduced
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Principals to Get Early-Childhood Training
Federal grant-funded principal training must add early childhood development and partner with preschools. This helps principals support children in pre-K to grade 3.
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Introduced
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ATF fire investigators get illness presumption
ATF fire investigators get the same illness presumption as federal firefighters. That makes some compensation claims easier if filed after the law starts.
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Introduced
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New Federal Subsidy for Local Infrastructure Debt
Local governments can get federal payments to cut borrowing costs for public projects. Projects must pay prevailing wages and investors pay taxable interest.
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Introduced
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Recognize Endangered Species Day May 15
Names May 15, 2026 Endangered Species Day to raise public awareness. It is symbolic and creates no legal duties.
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Introduced
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Support DIPG Awareness Day
Names May 17, 2026 as DIPG Awareness Day and raises awareness of a rare childhood brain cancer. It is symbolic and does not change law or funding.
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Introduced
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House Recognizes National Charter Schools Week
This ceremonial resolution asks people to observe National Charter Schools Week. It creates no new laws or funding and may lead to local celebrations.
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Introduced
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DHS Use of Force Records to Congress
DHS must send Congress full records of shootings and custody deaths after Jan 20, 2025. Committees get videos, reports, messages, and training files for oversight.
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Introduced
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Lock Passenger Security Fees for Aviation
Makes passenger security fees pay for airport screening and staff. Lets airport security keep working during government shutdowns.
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Introduced
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Advance Payments for Tree Replanting
Gives growers an optional advance of up to 25% of expected tree assistance so they can buy seedlings and start replanting sooner.
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Introduced
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Stricter Aircraft Tracking and Transparency Rules
Most crewed planes must add traffic-aware receivers by 2031. Government flights face tighter limits and must report when public tracking is turned off.
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Introduced
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Federal Grants for Animal Shelters
Creates federal grants so shelters can pay for food, vet care, housing, and staff. Shelters must file yearly reports on animals and spending.
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Introduced
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National Food Date Labeling Standard
Sets two standard date labels for food and rules for how they appear. Makes dates easier to read and lets companies use tech tools.
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Introduced
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Large Grants for Border Enforcement and Prosecution
Provides $14.5 billion to states for border walls, surveillance, and to locate, arrest, and detain noncitizens. States can get reimbursements for costs since January 20, 2021.
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Introduced
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Extend and Increase Historic Preservation Fund
Extends the federal historic preservation fund to 2035 and raises annual funding to $250 million. Congress must still approve spending each year.
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Introduced
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Broaden Immunity For Federal Officials
Current and former federal officials can move many state cases to federal court and get a strong presumption of immunity, limiting state prosecutions.
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Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 18.
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Incentives for Low-Carbon Road Materials
Helps states buy lower-emission cement, concrete, and asphalt for roads. Pays part of extra costs and creates a public list of approved materials.
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Introduced
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Limit Executive Travel Bans and Protect Visa Rights
Stops broad travel bans and bars religious discrimination in visas and entry. Agencies must justify bans, report quickly, and people harmed can sue.
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Introduced
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Full Time Nurses For Every School
Creates grants to help schools hire and keep at least one full-time nurse. Funded districts must report staffing and plan to sustain nurses after five years.
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Introduced
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Priority Payment Plan to Prevent Default
If the debt limit is reached, Treasury must pay debt, Social Security, and Medicare first. Other payments are delayed until funds remain.
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Introduced
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