American Legislation

Directs the President to remove armed forces from hostilities with Iran under the War Powers Resolution, with narrow self‑defense exceptions and requirement of congressional authorization for further action.

Changes CFPB funding, rulemaking, enforcement, product rules, and supervision; adds earned wage and small-dollar protections and new oversight steps.

Directs the President to remove armed forces from hostilities with presidentially designated terrorist organizations in the Western Hemisphere unless Congress authorizes force.

Concurrent resolution denouncing Sharia and opposing any implementation within the country.

Restores press access and working spaces inside the Pentagon to their May 22, 2025 status.

Would amend the tax code to exempt home distillery establishments from taxation and other requirements; specific changes not publicly available.

Permanently changes quorum rules for the Export-Import Bank board to keep its operations running.

Requires social media influencers to submit FARA registration statements; referred to House Judiciary Committee.

Stops federal financial support for building or expanding data centers on prime and other specified farmland.

Imposes broad sanctions and trade restrictions on Russian entities and officials, limits investment and energy ties, raises import duties, extends Iran sanctions, sunsets after five years.

Sets federal rules for production, labeling, distribution, and taxation of hemp-derived non-alcoholic beverages, and assigns FDA and TTB roles.

Proposes an excise tax on foundation models and creates a Work Protection Administration with grants to fund public-service jobs and worker protections.

Proposes to define when federal trademark rules cover digital representations of a person's identity, including avatars and deepfakes, guiding enforcement and platform actions.

extends lifetime identity-theft protection and requires at least 5 million coverage; allows agencies to reimburse privacy tools for employees and contractors; funding and scope remain unclear.

Requires the President to remove U.S. armed forces from hostilities with Iran, except limited self-defense forces, under the War Powers Resolution.

House resolution supporting June 1–7, 2026 as HS Awareness Week and calling for awareness, diagnosis, research, treatment access, and supportive policies.

Directs the President to end U.S. military hostilities with Iran, with narrow defensive exceptions and subject to War Powers Resolution rules.

Requires outreach so Medicare beneficiaries can authorize family caregivers to access health information via 1-800-MEDICARE with a CMS form.

Stops testing or using prior authorization (including AI) models in traditional Medicare and bans the WISeR prior authorization model.

Permanently continues certain VA programs for homeless veterans and sets $420 million yearly for a supportive services program after 2026.

Creates three federal grant programs to reduce fentanyl poisonings, fund public education, and protect officers; sets reserved funding amounts.

Recognizes targeting and hate faced by Arab, Muslim, South Asian, and Sikh communities after 9/11 and urges a review, supports, and health research.

Allows certain in-home caregiving costs to be paid tax-free from HSAs; requires state-licensed providers and a public awareness campaign.

Proposes a constitutional amendment saying only natural persons have constitutional rights and allows limits and disclosure on political spending.