American Legislation

Creates competitive grants and support for states to improve charter school facilities, financing, and access to public buildings; adjusts reporting and cost-share rules.

Concurrent resolution expressing appreciation and support for police officers, noting their service, risks, community roles, and statements on crime and sanctuary cities.

Nullifies a CFPB rule withdrawing Circular 2024-03 under chapter 8 of title 5.

Treats Taiwan like NATO-plus partners for certain arms export and foreign military sales rules for five years, with possible renewals.

Increases flexibility and funding options for charter school grants and facilities while limiting paperwork and extra rulemaking.

Provides competitive grants to HBCUs for campus infrastructure, technology, safety, loan payoff, and reporting from 2027–2032.

Requires a survey question to identify unpaid caregivers who care for multiple generations and a public report on implementation.

Supports designating May 2026 as National Physical Fitness and Sports Month and encouraging healthy lifestyles.

Recognizes May 3–9, 2026 as a week to raise awareness of postpartum health disparities affecting communities of color.

Prohibits a specified abortion method, adds criminal penalties and civil lawsuits, defines terms, and updates chapter headings.

Requires public reading of Members who must reimburse Treasury for certain claim payments and limits duties for noncompliance.

House resolution opposes killing dogs and cats for food and asks Japan to ban it nationwide.

Requires at least 10% of AI institute awards be allocated to eligible HBCUs and defines HBCU for the program.

Sets federal rules for hemp-derived cannabinoid products: definitions, product types, limits, labeling, testing, registration, inspections, recalls, and penalties.

Changes which nursing homes can run nursing aide training and testing under Medicare and Medicaid based on penalties and remedies.

Modifies charter school grant program to add pre-charter grants, state assistance, revolving loans, authorizer oversight, and changes fund set-asides.

Requires an annual joint Budget Committees hearing for a GAO presentation on the executive branch audited financial statement.

Directs the FTC to run a national campaign and annual reports to promote safe internet use for people under age 17.

Creates a paid family and medical leave insurance program run by SSA, defining benefits, eligibility, enforcement, and state coordination.

Creates a "cottage family home" foster placement with care standards and federal payment eligibility, aiming to keep siblings together and protect children.

Changes PSLF rules: 96 payments, buyback option, portal, independent contractors counted, and limits on interest capitalization.

Applies federal payment-integrity rules to state TANF programs and requires HHS to plan to cut improper payments within 10 years.