United States Bills

NO TOD Act

Homeland Security Improvement Act

Redirect Unspent Agency Funds to Debt

When agencies leave money unused, 49% can be kept one more year, 49% pays public debt, and 2% funds retention bonuses (caps apply).

Automatic Cuts for Expired Program Authorizations

Federal programs with expired authorizations face automatic funding cuts and possible shutdown after three years unless Congress reauthorizes them.

Pausing Redemptions for Suspected Exploitation

Funds can pause payout if they suspect an older or impaired investor is being exploited. Named contacts may be notified and records kept.

Fix Tribal Water Settlement Funds

This bill sends one-time money to three tribal water funds so they can pay for water projects and repairs. It also directs Treasury to waive certain past interest payments.

Allow Campus Vouchers for Foster Students

Gives certain foster or emancipated students permission to use federal housing vouchers for on-campus housing. That aid will not count as income for some federal benefits.

Transparency After Systemic Bank Failures

GAO and regulators must report quickly on why a big bank failed and what actions were taken. Parts may be published with personal data removed.

Federal Assault Protections For Journalists

Makes it a federal crime to injure journalists while they gather news. Offenders can face prison up to three or six years depending on injury.

Shift NASA Headquarters Near Launch Operations

This bill moves NASA's headquarters near major launch sites within one year. It could require staff moves and bring jobs to the area.

Let Pilots Use Digital Certificates

One year after enactment, FAA inspectors may accept digital or paper pilot and medical certificates. This makes inspections easier but other officials may not be required to accept digital copies.

Homeland Security Improvement Act

Creates independent border oversight, an ombudsman, training standards, data reporting, and limits on family separations to increase transparency and accountability.

Five-Year Sunset for Federal Regulations

Most new federal rules expire after five years unless Congress reauthorizes them. This could make rules less stable for businesses and public services.

Fentanyl Analog Scheduling Reform

The bill makes many fentanyl-like chemicals Schedule I, adding strict controls. It removes one automatic prison minimum so judges may give different terms.

Federal Pay Increase 2026

Most federal workers get a 3.3% base raise and a 1% locality boost for 2026.

No-Cost Screening to Prevent Amputations

Medicare and Medicaid would cover leg artery tests at no cost for people at risk. CDC education and pilots aim to reduce avoidable amputations.

DOE Cost-Share Transparency Reports

Requires the Department of Energy to publish quarterly reports on when it reduces or waives private cost-sharing for energy projects. Congress and the public get regular transparency.

Restart Border Barrier Construction Immediately

Forces Homeland Security to restart and finish border barrier construction using prior funds. It keeps old contracts and orders Customs and Border Protection to certify DNA compliance.

Free National Park Passes for First Responders

Law enforcement officers and firefighters would get free annual national park and federal recreation passes after showing proof of eligibility.

Retirement Savings and Worker Protections Act

Helps more people save for retirement, protects injured federal workers, expands veteran jobs training, and increases trafficking penalties near schools.

Expand 340B to Rural Emergency Hospitals

Qualifying rural emergency hospitals could buy outpatient drugs at 340B discounted prices. Only hospitals meeting specific ownership or contract rules would qualify.

Mandated Detention and Accelerated Removal

DHS must detain unlawfully present noncitizens arrested for certain crimes and hold them until removal is finished. Removal cases must be completed within 90 days.

Ban Tax Deduction for Abortion Costs

Stops people from deducting abortion payments as medical expenses on federal tax returns. Itemizers who paid for abortions may pay more in taxes.

Ban Federal COVID Vaccine and Testing Mandates

Stops federal vaccine and testing mandates for federal workers, contractors, and some health providers. Employers can still set their own rules.