American Legislation

Aims to protect minors online with default safety settings, parental controls, audits for large platforms, and a non-personalized content option.

This measure changes the park name from Saratoga National Historical Park to Saratoga National Battlefield Park and updates references to the new designation.

Establishes two federal designations along the Dolores River to protect native fish, recreation, and cultural resources, with advisory council and management plans, while limiting certain development and water project impacts.

Transfers roughly 24 acres of national forest land to a local entity for municipal use, with boundary adjustments and any terms applied by the Secretary.

Establishes a National Park Service unit for the Abernathy site, with boundary mapping, land acquisition options, and a required management plan.

Allows civil supersonic flights over U.S. airspace if no sonic boom reaches the ground; FAA must change rules within one year.

Designates protected areas in Gunnison County, sets use and management rules, and places Ute Mountain Ute Tribe land into trust without gaming eligibility.

Funds tests to remove dead satellites and big debris in orbit. Gives awards to companies and sets shared safety and tracking rules that guide future licensing.

Directs the Comptroller General to study programs and rules that help or block wildfire work across federal and nonfederal land and recommend simplifications.

Limits public comments on some land rules to U.S. citizens and requires CAPTCHA for public input to bureau-managed lands.

Adds about 20,149 acres to Joshua Tree National Park and renames Cottonwood Visitor Center the Dianne Feinstein Visitor Center.

Adds the Rim of the Valley area to the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area and sets administration and utility rules.

Requires NPS to reduce or eliminate disposable plastics, add refill stations, educate visitors, and do regional implementation with biennial reviews.

Designates about 34 miles of the Myakka River as part of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System and sets management and land-acquisition rules.

Allows National Park units to charge surcharges to certain international visitors; proceeds fund park needs or the restoration fund.

Directs removal or concealment of Francis Newlands's name from Chevy Chase Circle memorial fountain.

Designates many Gila River segments as Wild, Scenic, or Recreational and transfers 440 acres to Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument.

Designates about 126,554 acres as wilderness and adds many Olympic rivers as wild, scenic, or recreational with management rules and protections.

This measure raises dollar thresholds for categorically excluding small transportation projects from detailed environmental review, potentially speeding project delivery and increasing agency workload in some cases.

Prevents states from setting emissions standards for existing locomotives engaged in commerce.

A proposal to study the economic and health costs of extreme heat, including productivity losses and property damage, with public results.

Broadband and edge providers would be required to contribute to universal service, with new high cost support for limited rural broadband access and regulatory rulemaking within 18 months.

Allows grants for cybersecurity training and materials for community water systems; extends the risk and resilience grant period to 2026–2031.

A broad package to expand shipyards, ports, and the merchant marine, backed by new offices, funding, and training to boost national security and economic capacity.