American Legislation

Expands FDA program to use accredited third‑party audits and certifications for imports, facility programs, and inspection prioritization.

Stops congressional priority procedures for military authorizations that last more than five years or do not set an end date.

Requires congressional approval for dismissing certain carcinogen cases and limits EPA grant terminations; sunsets in 2029.

Penalizes insurers with high claim denial rates, requires denial notices and reporting, and directs penalty funds to affected enrollees for plan years starting in 2027.

Creates USDA program to match retiring farmers with new farmers, keep a transfer database, publish guidance, and report results for up to 10 years.

Expands federal civil commitment to include people judged dangerous to public safety, adds urban camping and squatting definitions, and requires some homeless evaluations.

Provides USDA grants and loans to expand U.S. fertilizer manufacturing, processing, and storage; grants up to $100 million with equal non-Federal match.

Requires states to use at least 20% of certain water revolving funds for green, water- or energy-efficiency, or other environmental projects.

Recognizes rural communities' roles in energy, food, manufacturing, environment, and notes House actions supporting those communities.

Short resolution expressing sorrow at Representative David Scott's death and directing adjournment and notifications.

Non-binding House resolution calling for actions to address private equity harms across housing, healthcare, child care, energy, and nursing homes.

Urges Earth Day recognition, encourages environmental action, and calls for reducing emissions and rejoining the Paris Agreement.

Requires agency inventories and 5-year plans to reduce use of legacy IT systems; OMB guidance, GAO review, no new funds, 6-year sunset.

Recognizes April 11–17, 2026, as Black Maternal Health Week to highlight high maternal deaths and push for solutions centered on Black women and birthing people.

Would require operating systems to collect birth dates and verify the ages of users under 18 through a parent or guardian.

Bans weather modification and related research; creates reporting systems; repeals federal authorizations; sets penalties and definitions.

Adds Medicare bonuses for mental health and substance use providers in shortage areas; expands eligible practitioner types; effective Jan 1, 2027.

House resolution supporting recognition of January 9, 2026, as National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day and encouraging public observance.

Creates a Defense pilot to test and support new traumatic brain injury diagnostic tools for service members, with grants and studies through 2029.

Creates federal grants to train clinicians, grow faculty careers, expand palliative care education, support hospice nursing, and boost NIH research and public information.

Creates competitive grants for planning and carrying out programs to reduce racial and economic isolation and increase school diversity.

Clarifies equal access and rates for scheduled or charter over‑the‑road buses and requires FHWA to publish a toll-rates database.

Renews a Medicare-based Medicaid payment floor for primary care, expands covered providers, requires managed-care payment rules, and orders an HHS study.

Declares constitutional right to life for every human being, including preborn persons from fertilization, and defines terms; excludes prosecuting women for their unborn child's death.