American Legislation

Expands federal prohibition to include fentanyl and counterfeit pills, requires a DEA operation plan, audits campaigns, and annual data reports to Congress on seizures and enforcement.

Requires major financial regulators to assess technology, procurement, workforce and report upgrades, risks, and data sharing; reports due 18 months then every 5 years.

Renames the Secret Service Uniformed Division to Secret Service Police across federal statutes.

Clarifies that authentic Alaska Native handicrafts with nonedible migratory bird parts may be owned and sold; directs treaty and regulation updates within 180 days.

renames the agency head and elevates the top leadership within health department, enabling a deputy, new staff, and higher pay classification.

Renames the Christiansted Bandstand to honor Peter G. Thurland, Sr.

Transfers administrative control of small land parcels between a national park and a nearby national forest, with existing rights preserved and hazardous sites identified, to streamline management.

Creates an IRS fellowship to recruit data scientists to improve tax audit analytics, training, and enforcement; includes reporting and hiring authority.

Prohibits use of K–12 ESEA funds for sexually oriented materials for under-18s; sets exceptions and definitions.

Gives flyers with disabilities clearer legal ways to seek relief if airlines or airports discriminate. Carriers may face more claims.

Congressional leaders would pick and remove the Librarian and the GPO Director. The Register of Copyrights would be President-appointed and Senate-confirmed for a 10-year term.

Stops VA disability reductions for earlier separation pay and limits recoupment from retired pay with notice and hardship protections.

Promotes civil nuclear exports and safety standards through international diplomacy and nonproliferation.

Prohibits climate-related lawsuits against energy firms and voids state climate liability laws, aiming to centralize greenhouse-gas regulation under federal authority and maintain uniform treatment of energy issues.

Prohibits covered federal officials from trading on prediction markets and sets penalties and public reporting requirements.

Sets deadlines, interim payments, audits, outreach, and new partial-disability benefits for public safety officers and claim processing.

Requires fqhcs to pay the 340b ceiling price at purchase and bans post-purchase rebate reconciliations.

Repeals Section 230 and updates many federal statutes; takes effect on enactment. Introduced in House and referred to Energy and Commerce.

Requires broad sanctions, trade and financial restrictions on Russia and affiliated persons if Russia refuses peace with or attacks Ukraine.

Limits vehicle makers' access to user and vehicle data; gives owners access and control; requires FTC enforcement and a report.

Gives Havlish 9/11 claimants payment rights, releases escrow funds, and restores future payment eligibility retroactive to Dec 29, 2022.

The bill would expand federal grants for intelligent water infrastructure, including sensors and ai, for construction and operation, with new reporting and funding extended to 2028.

Congress can use one vote to cancel several rules made in a President's final year. Agencies and businesses may face faster, grouped rollbacks of late-term rules.

Changes Medigap rules to ban denials and waiting periods for many enrollees, tighten pricing and reporting, update Medicare Plan Finder, and adjust medical loss ratio rules.