American Legislation

Adopts Committee on Ethics report and orders public censure and reading for Representative Chuck Edwards.

Sets House procedures for considering four measures, limits debate, waives points of order, and extends suspension debate to one hour.

Recognizes the Fulbright Program's 80th anniversary and encourages support for educational and cultural exchange programs

Supports naming September 2026 as Peace Month and urges Congress to promote peace domestically and internationally.

directs interior to study whether the bonneville shoreline trail should receive national designation

Revises PILT limits with new 1,000 to 50,000 population tiers and per person rates

A proposal to finish the Continental Divide Trail via a joint agency team, a development plan, and voluntary easements, subject to funding.

Sets rules for identifying and managing mass and AI-generated public comments in federal rulemaking.

Provides temporary FY2026-rate funding for agencies until FY2027 appropriations or December 4, 2026, and sets related limits and special rules.

A proposed rule strengthens fiscal discipline by requiring new spending or tax changes to generate at least double the savings, adds scorecards and reporting, and tightens emergency designation and enforcement.

Changes programs for SBIR/STTR, youth outdoor access, nuclear forensics, FMLA, mortgages, hearing aids, AI intelligence, and other areas.

Extends a program letting certain checked baggage continue on U.S. flights without TSA re‑screening, with CBP image and inspection conditions.

This bill bundles many policy changes across many areas. It could affect taxes, schools, health care, defense, and roads, but the exact changes are not yet known.

FCC would designate shark attacks as an allowed event for wireless emergency alerts.

Creates a National Park and Preserve at Ocmulgee Mounds; allows voluntary land acquisition, advisory council, tribal hiring preference, and places tribal land in trust.

Names six creeks to honor people who died in a February 13, 2022 plane crash.

Transfers federal lands to tribes, adjusts conservation and recreation boundaries, and conveys parcels to support local development and services.

Authorizes land sales and exchanges, creates wilderness areas, and places land in trust for the Lovelock Paiute Tribe in Pershing County.

Designates Thompson Peak Wilderness and withdraws specified Pecos Watershed federal land from mining and mineral leasing.

Adds about 6,817 acres in Routt National Forest to Sarvis Creek Wilderness; allows tribal access and limited control actions.

Recognizes Alexander Creek Inc. as a Village Corporation and directs settlement of land claims.

Proposes federal funding to install trafficking-awareness signs at interstate rest stops and adds state DOT representatives to the advisory committee.

A proposed rule would bar SBA financial assistance for businesses tied to associates with certain fraud or financial misconduct convictions.

Creates an EPA program to support water utilities' participation in the Water Information Sharing and Analysis Center and boost preparedness for attacks and hazards.