American Legislation

Removes federal reversionary interest so the city can receive and improve two parcels used for youth recreation and a women's club.

Requires the Comptroller General to study federal cybersecurity help for small businesses and report findings and recommendations to congressional committees.

Requires faster bargaining after union recognition, adds mediation and binding arbitration steps, and orders a GAO report on average days to first contract.

Tightens rules for TANF grants: sets income limits, spending deadlines, anti-supplanting rules, and requires improper payment reporting and reduction goals.

Allows the Smithsonian women's history museum on the National Mall Reserve and adds rules about site transfers and exhibit viewpoints.

Bars federal payments for claims tied to alleged political targeting of the President or associates and requires repayment of unlawfully disbursed funds.

Allows FDA to deny petitions meant to delay certain drug approvals and changes court and reporting rules.

Recognizes the Jewish War Veterans' 130th anniversary and honors their service, advocacy, and efforts to combat antisemitism and support veterans.

Supports designating May 16, 2026 as National Day of Light to highlight light-based science, technology, and education.

Allows Army to partner with industry for mineral extraction at Army industrial facilities with environmental and payment rules.

Competitive grants to fund suicide-specific stabilization services, training, evaluation, and technical assistance for eligible providers and communities.

Creates a HUD CDBG grant program to encourage state laws that let residents buy manufactured home communities and sets notice and purchase rules.

Adds veterans to the list of people exempt from SNAP's work requirement so they can receive food benefits without meeting that requirement.

Directs the DNI to assess CCP foreign influence and report findings to specified congressional committees within 180 days.

Creates a 100% tax on damages a President or related persons receive from civil actions against the United States during the President's time in office.

Provides tax deductions and liability limits for physicians who provide unreimbursed care to Medicaid and CHIP enrollees after Dec. 31, 2025.

Sets access standards, speeds notifications and appeals, expands residential mental health access, adds online tools, and pilots outside outpatient services.

Creates higher mandatory prison terms and larger fines for espionage and defense-information crimes committed to benefit covered foreign nations.

Lawmakers pursue a bill exempting outdoor outfitting and guiding workers from federal minimum wage and overtime rules, starting after enactment, under two seasonal tests.

Creates loan repayment and grant programs to recruit and retain early childhood educators by paying education loans and funding student grants tied to service.

Removes silencers from some federal firearm taxes, changes registration and marking rules, preempts certain state silencer taxes and requires federal record destruction.

Creates an interagency council to coordinate recruitment, outreach, studies, and reports on military, national, and public service and to improve transition and joint marketing.