American Legislation

Provides lifetime National Parks and federal recreation passes to qualifying surviving family members of service members who died while serving.

Directs USGS to study sinkhole causes, map risk zones, and publish them online for planners and emergency managers.

A framework to categorize tokens, assign regulator duties, and set registration, disclosure, and custody standards for digital asset markets.

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.

Updates many federal citations to sections reclassified into title 34 of the U.S. Code and fixes technical citation errors.

Makes minor editorial and citation corrections to Title 49 (transportation) to improve clarity and accuracy of U.S. Code.

Fixes outdated citation numbers and corrects technical errors in many federal provisions referencing certain Indian statutes.

Updates and reorganizes Title 51 with technical, organizational, and program changes for NASA, space activities, facilities, and STEM programs.

Updates many U.S. Code cross-references and adds title 41 definitions and a chapter on contract decision finality.

Updates and corrects cross-references in U.S. Code titles 2, 50, and 52 to fix citation errors and modernize statutory references.

Modifies delayed-notice rules for electronic data requests, adds court limits and annual DOJ reporting requirements.

Requires FBI fingerprint background checks for adults with authority over minors on entertainment productions; sets penalties and definitions.

Creates HUD grants to help heirs' property owners clear title and keep family homes. Pays legal, survey, and counseling costs.

Allows Maria Cordova to seek permanent residence, waives certain removal and inadmissibility grounds, and sets a two-year filing deadline.

Prohibits registered sex offenders from obtaining children via surrogacy; sets criminal penalties, voids unlawful agreements, and limits certain tax and grant benefits.

Aims to void surrogacy contracts with foreign nationals, punish brokers, and let state courts decide custody, with immigration consequences for parentage.

Authorizes the President to award the Medal of Honor to Robert Lodge for actions on May 10, 1972, waiving usual time limits.

Local governments must report felony animal-cruelty convictions and names to compete for Byrne grants. The Justice Department will publish a public database of those records.

People can use HSAs, FSAs, and HRAs to buy dietary supplements up to $500 per year. The change applies to purchases after Dec 31, 2025.

Allows private or majority-private ferries and terminals to be eligible for certain federal ferry construction and terminal funds.

Defines and exempts certain less-than-lethal projectile devices from Title 18 restrictions and requires Attorney General device determinations within 90 days.

Names a local post office the Carl Jefferson Post Office Building. It is only a name change and does not affect mail service or addresses.

Creates rules for employer-facilitated automatic retirement accounts, employer penalties, a small-employer credit, and preemption of conflicting state laws.

Directs banking regulators to issue guidance urging lenders to help workers, contractors, and businesses affected by funding shutdowns.