American Legislation

A bill would require federal regulators to disclose Epstein-related records to Congress within 90 days and publish them online within 120 days, and launch investigations into covered institutions.

Bill would raise the FDIC insurance limit to $750,000, index it to CPI annually, and require a joint FDIC-NCUA study due within a year.

Makes technical changes to the Crow water settlement, creates separate accounts, and clarifies project ownership and uses of funds.

Requires chemical methods and a portable field kit to identify seafood origin; authorizes DoD maritime technical assistance against illegal fishing.

House resolution recognizes Hayes Library's 110th anniversary and the United States' 250th anniversary, and calls on communities to mark the occasions.

House bill would accommodate certain facilities within federal-aid highway rights-of-way. Referred to Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.

A bill would set the out-of-network price as the payment benchmark from 2028. 2028 rates would be based on 2019 contracts plus inflation, with annual audits.

Resolution would designate October 2026 as National Dyslexia Awareness Month and urge schools to recognize dyslexia's educational implications.

It would create a permanent Smithsonian exhibit about recent presidential eras. It would collect artifacts and explain their impact on government.

A House resolution supports recognizing October 8, 2026, as National Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Day.

Updates evacuation plans and communications, and reviews airline prices during emergencies.

The bill asks for a State Department report on Venezuela's human rights and U.S. actions, guiding lawmakers on policy.

A proposal for a tax credit for American film and television productions.

Creates a HUD pilot to fund pre-development costs for affordable housing built or rehabbed on land owned by faith-based organizations.

Joint resolution to disapprove a proposed sale of defense articles and services to Saudi Arabia; currently referred to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Extends AGOA duty-free access through 2028, extends apparel program timelines, and allows reliquidation of past entries, while adjusting customs deadline dates and related fee authorities.

A bill would require congressional approval within 60 days for certain D.C. laws that impose or increase taxes or fees before they take effect. Expedited debates apply.

Requires Commerce to create public dashboards and tools to track BEAD grants, permit progress, processing times, and NEPA project thresholds.

Creates a U.S. blacklist of foreign fishing vessels, bans imports tied to illegal fishing or forced labor, and authorizes sanctions and assistance.

Senate resolution designates October 2025 as National Dyslexia Awareness Month, urging schools and agencies to recognize dyslexia's educational implications.

A resolution supports recognizing October 2025 as National Dyslexia Awareness Month and highlights early screening and educational support.

Authorizes a posthumous gold medal for Henrietta Lacks and allows bronze duplicates to be sold.

Lawmakers would require retailers to allow restrooms for eligible customers with medical conditions in a bill when two employees are on duty and no public restroom is available.

Bill would create a federal grant program run by HHS, with HUD input, to train local enforcement officers on health threats arising from building-code violations.