American Legislation

Rewrites many banking rules to encourage community banks, tailor supervision, increase transparency, and support bank‑fintech partnerships.

Would require VA to offer an annual preventive health evaluation for veterans with spinal cord injuries or disorders, plus guidance and access to assistive technologies.

Updates to vocational rehab funding caps, eligibility, and reporting requirements.

Creates a 5-year pilot letting up to five states combine certain antipoverty funds into flexible grants to test new benefit and work designs.

Delays the start date for new hemp production rules from one year to three years after the 2026 appropriations act.

Expands veteran access to training in AI, semiconductors, and other emerging technologies and speeds approval of related education programs.

Creates programs, strategies, studies, and tracking to promote and secure exports of U.S. AI hardware, cloud services, models, and standards to allies.

Raises many federal financial dollar thresholds and requires five‑year adjustments tied to current‑dollar U.S. GDP.

Creates transit grants to help students and Head Start families reach campuses and centers by funding stops, routes, schedules, and eligible operating costs.

Stops DHS from using two mobile facial recognition apps except at ports of entry. Requires quick deletion of U.S. citizens' photos and fingerprints.

Removes the Federal Insurance Office, creates a U.S. Insurance Representative in Treasury, defines duties and preemption rules, and changes FSOC membership.

Lets Purple Heart recipients earn more while keeping disability payments with a formula-based reduction and higher earnings threshold.

Extends when producers can claim a refined coal production tax credit through December 31, 2032; applies to sales after 2025.

Blocks use of federal funds and U.S. actions to invade NATO members or territories covered by the North Atlantic Treaty.

Rewrites reserve duty rules, consolidates duty categories, and aligns benefits for reserve members and National Guard.

Allows qualifying public libraries to accept passport applications and keep the execution fee if they follow State Department rules.

This proposal would limit Medicaid liens and estate recoveries by states, require withdrawal of existing liens within 90 days, and stop new recoveries for correctly paid medical assistance.

Gives schools training, tech help, and a national data center for emergencies. Federal-funded emergency maps must be digital, secure, U.S.-hosted, and checked yearly.

Creates a multi-agency task force to coordinate federal efforts against illegal importation, distribution, and sale of e-cigarettes; monthly meetings and semiannual reports required.

Reauthorizes and updates the White House Conference on Small Business, changing delegates, fees, funding, and administration roles.

Creates an online system for TRICARE enrollees to file and track access complaints at military medical facilities and requires quarterly aggregation and annual reports.

Creates and expands Medicare grants to help rural hospitals and state offices transition to new care models and get technical support.

Allows state-legal marijuana use in federally assisted housing; prevents denial of occupancy for state-compliant use and requires HUD to match tobacco smoke-free rules.

Allows state attorneys general to sue for damages for price discrimination under the Robinson-Patman Act.