American Legislation

Bans use of official funds for non-coach airline seats for Members of Congress starting fiscal year 2027, with medical exceptions and committee regulations.

Extends required private health plan coverage for dependent children from age 26 to 31 starting in 2027.

Names the Gonzales post office at 1706 South Burnside Avenue after Corporal Lawrence Brown.

Requires DHS to consult communities, assess impacts, hold public meetings, and respect local prohibitions before building immigration detention facilities.

Grants to local coalitions to link health care, nutrition, and social services for underserved people with chronic disease.

Prohibits high fructose corn syrup in foods sold across state lines; requires FDA report on reformulation and regulatory actions.

Removes congressional pension credit for members expelled or who resign after ethics findings; allows refund of contributions and preserves prior payments.

Renames the Fort Worth post office at 4650 East Rosedale Street to honor Dionne Phillips Bagsby.

Proposes a prohibition on trading nonpublic information to curb unfair market advantages, but definitions and enforcement details are unclear from the material.

Proposes extending the eligibility window from 24 to 72 hours and removing a restricting clause for heart attack or stroke deaths under the PSOB program to ease beneficiary claims.

Reinstates investment and production tax credits for new open- and closed-loop biomass energy facilities built after enactment.

Gives military parents who homeschool legal protections when moves or deployments disrupt school. It helps keep their children's education stable across moves.

Creates VA grants so noncitizen veterans can get immigration legal help.

Requires VA five-year workforce plan, advance notice before reductions in force, and regular reports and GAO reviews.

Reauthorizes and expands funding for elder abuse prevention, worker training, legal partnerships, ombudsman grants, and social isolation programs, including tribal set‑asides.

Creates a national center to train and help communities adopt lethality assessment programs connecting high-risk victims to local services.

Adds hazard pay equal to fireline differential for prescribed-burn duties and smokejumper jumps; OPM to issue rules within 90 days.

Protects access to abortion before viability and providers; preempts conflicting state limits and allows federal and private enforcement.

Allows health savings accounts to pay for fertility treatments, including IVF, medications, storage, insemination, and gamete donation costs.

Caps monthly withholding of Social Security benefits for non-fraud overpayments at 10% unless the beneficiary opts for a higher rate.

Proposes targeted research, training, outreach, and funding to improve youth mental health in minority communities, including NIH and minority health institute support and a new outreach strategy.

Clarifies FMCSA authority on household goods, adds registration rules, lets states enforce rules and retain fines, and allows federal civil-penalty assessments.