American Legislation

Allows some workers age 50+ to roll employer contributions into an IRA or annuity during employment, with a new safe-harbor notice and automatic small-balance rollovers.

Would narrow FARA exemptions for agents tied to listed foreign principals, require congressional approval to change the country list, and set a five-year sunset for the amendments.

Removes two statutes that impose sanctions on Syria, repealing the 2003 and 2012 acts.

Proposes to deny entry or deport people whose main purpose is birth tourism, using pregnancy timing to guide visa and admission decisions.

Creates a tax credit to encourage building and upgrading U.S. shipyards and related equipment.

Proposes strict federal regulation of hemp and hemp-derived cannabinoids, setting safety standards, labeling rules, taxes, domestic sourcing, age limits, and a tiered beverage distribution system.

A measure to boost funding for health care fraud enforcement by seven billion dollars per year for 2027 through 2030, with a future-year calculation tweak.

Explores how caller location could be shared with 988 centers and, when needed, transferred to 911, examining privacy, technical feasibility, and funding options without immediate rule changes.

The VA must publish a yearly suicide report and study chaplains' effect on veteran suicide risk. Veterans may see more data and changes in spiritual care.

a narrow change to export controls under aukus that could ease licensing for defense-related transfers.

Allows employer staff or agents to edit a driver's electronic log if the driver approves. It clarifies who can correct electronic logs.

Large AI platforms would pay a new excise tax. Companies may raise prices to cover the cost.

Senate resolution urging restoration of refugee admissions and stronger U.S. support for refugees, asylum protections, and international humanitarian assistance.

House resolution impeaching Judge Eleanor L. Ross for alleged sexual relationship, political activity, and false statements; now in House Judiciary Committee.

The House honors 80 years of ties and Filipino American service and reaffirms the Mutual Defense Treaty. It is symbolic and does not change laws.

Directs US to advocate for the Central Tibetan Administration and increase diplomatic engagement.

Requires federal agencies to map and assess offshore oil and gas resources, study transboundary reservoirs, update models, and compare other countries' offshore practices.

Allows Emancipation Hall to be used June 8, 2025 for a King Kamehameha I birthday event; Architect of the Capitol will set conditions.

Requires each Representative to do one local police ride-along per term; ethics committee publishes names of noncompliant members.

Allows Medicare payment with two days of monitoring data for two years and requires an HHS report on payment and rules.

Excludes home-sale income from Medicare IRMAA calculations starting 2025.

Would allow combat-related disability retirees to receive full military retirement pay and VA disability compensation at the same time.

This measure would require country-of-origin marks on the front label or top of cans for imported agricultural products.

Any qualified voter can use mail ballots in federal elections. Officials must quickly notify voters and let them fix ballot problems.