American Legislation

Directs federal agencies to fund and coordinate research, drilling data, grants, and centers to advance next-generation and supercritical geothermal systems.

Would empower the Secretary to suspend FECA payments to providers convicted of fraud and require rulemaking.

Directs TSA to reserve passenger security fee revenue for two funds for capital and checkpoint technology investments starting in FY2027.

The Labor Department can get Social Security and new-hire records about federal workers' compensation recipients without telling them. That can change benefit reviews and payments.

Prohibits trading on nonpublic campaign information and requires prediction market platforms to guard against insider trading and manipulation, with enforcement by the CFTC.

Prevents the DC council and mayor from creating or enforcing congestion charges on roads, bridges, tunnels, approaches, or ramps.

Limits HUD from sharing immigration status except to verify or decide housing benefits. Other recipients may not use the information for immigration enforcement.

Would exclude qualified union wage-replacement payments from gross income after 2026 and adjust Earned Income Tax Credit rules.

Allows Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania to retransfer U.S.-origin defense items and share ammunition via a coalition key.

The bill tightens who can come, work, and become a citizen. It adds a national interest test and stricter family, asylum, and work rules.

Funds training, education, and grants to make sexual and reproductive care accessible for people with disabilities. Supports providers, nurses, and accessible patient materials.

Strengthens ethics rules, boosts disclosures, and expands enforcement to improve transparency in elections and oversight of federal actions.

This creates a State Department grant program to help more college students study abroad. Grants focus on low-income and underrepresented students and new destinations.

Some DHS grants could pay to harden police vehicles, like adding bulletproof windows. Local agencies could use grants to buy and install vehicle armor.

More mined minerals and some mining costs could qualify for a federal tax credit. This may change miner incomes, prices, and federal tax revenue.

This bill treats government snowplows and deicing equipment as emergency vehicles under the Clean Air Act. That may change how those machines are regulated.

Allows direct charitable transfers from certain employer retirement plans to be excluded from taxable income for people age 70½ and older.

This proposal adds a 1.5% allocation for medium-sized urban areas that meet performance benchmarks, reshaping how transit funds are distributed.

Prohibits DoD contracts with retailers that use payment systems linked to listed foreign countries; requires review, guidance, and a report.

It bars risky private investors from owning youth sports groups and can force sales, refunds, or data return. Communities may get money to lower fees and restore programs.

Expands USDA and HUD housing program eligibility for certified volunteer firefighters and first responders who meet service and hour requirements.

Creates 15-foot safety buffer and penalties for approaching federal officers after a warning.

Federal immigration officers get large annual pay supplements. People sending money abroad face big new fixed fees to certain countries.

Specifies duties, protections, and advisory roles for military chaplains; defines terms and requires regulations and UCMJ enforcement updates.