American Legislation

Creates an NIH program to fund research and community projects to reduce maternal deaths, severe maternal illness, and related disparities.

Requires the Assistant Secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs to brief Congress in 180 days and annually for two years on antisemitism and related terrorism, plus advisory engagement.

Treats bail posting and bail bonds as insurance fraud under federal law. Bail companies, sureties, or anyone who commits bail-related fraud could face federal charges.

Changes Clean Air Act rules to treat prescribed fires as exceptional events and require regional analysis and public tracking of petitions.

Creates a whistleblower rewards program, protections, and a fund for export-control violations involving advanced chips.

Changes EPA review rules in Clean Air Act Section 309, removing some review requirements for federal projects and proposed regulations.

Proposes aligning grazing eligibility on national grasslands with other National Forest System lands, clarifying lease and permit terms while leaving implementation details and costs undecided.

This bill bars ESF use for Argentina and redirects proceeds to USDA for one-time U.S. crop payments tied to 2025 export losses.

Repeals specific nutrition provisions from a recent reconciliation act and restores prior law as if those sections were never enacted.

Creates a loan-guarantee program to fund rural sawmills near federal lands for vegetation removal and ecological restoration, with interagency coordination and a $220 million cap.

USDA pays small and new farmers the full cost of GAP food-safety audits for five years. This helps them sell to grocery stores that require the audit.

Creates USDA grant programs and a network to coordinate investments and technical help for rural communities, with allocation and matching rules.

Removes many fees and protections that affect unaccompanied migrant children; limits sponsor data sharing and requires fee refunds within 180 days.

Sets detention standards and inspections, ends for-profit detention contracts, bans child and solitary detention, requires counsel access and alternatives to detention.

Extends Global Child Thrive authorization to 2030; requires Special Advisor for orphans and vulnerable children; adjusts foreign assistance timing.

Changes to TRICARE pharmacy reimbursements, audits, and beneficiary refill options for non-generic maintenance medications.

Agencies must write an AI action plan and a report on AI security risks and ideological bias. It sets deadlines but does not immediately change rules.

Caps monthly cost-sharing for selected insulin products in many group and individual health plans starting in 2026.

Proposes expanding Medicare Part B coverage to include medical nutrition therapy for additional conditions, with new ordering rights for clinicians and a two-year implementation delay.

Designates a federal post office facility as Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer Post Office Building; naming only, not altering services or operations.

Transit agencies can use certain federal grants to hire unarmed staff who help riders, report problems, and de-escalate minor conflicts.

Extends and expands a tax credit to cover semiconductor materials and production facilities through 2031, with rules for qualifying materials.

Allows certain grants to fund training and containment devices to prevent secondary exposure to fentanyl and similar substances.

Prohibits federal funding to colleges that host campus clinics providing abortions or abortion drugs; requires annual certification to Education and HHS.