American Legislation

Recognizes nonprofit organizations and workers; supports designating August 17, 2026 as National Nonprofit Day.

Would allow the death penalty for certain crimes committed in the district; currently under committee review; sponsor Nancy Mace; no text details publicly available.

Requires State to expand Foreign Service recruitment at community, vocational, and other nontraditional colleges through outreach and partnerships.

Removes penalties for selling or using dyed fuel in uses subject to tax under the Internal Revenue Code.

Honors two postal workers who died from anthrax and recognizes postal employees' service.

Shifts federal research funding toward emerging tick-borne diseases in farm animals.

A non-binding House resolution opposing a department of justice interpretation and urging Congress to reverse Medicaid cuts and expand community-based long-term services.

Annual report on Polisario Front ties to Iranian groups; possible foreign terrorist designation and blocking sanctions.

Adds Medicare coverage and payment for radiologist assistants under supervision, starting January 1, 2027.

Directs DoD to set up test and training corridors for small drones and counter-drone systems in U.S. airspace.

This measure would end dollar caps on CHIP dental benefits for children and pregnant women where applicable, and ensure dental-only plans are not more generous than full CHIP benefits.

Requires Medicaid to cover adult dental care starting 2028, provides temporary full federal funding, and adds reporting, quality measures, outreach, and a study.

Reduces shackling of pregnant people in custody, expands maternal care, and uses federal grants with oversight to improve health outcomes and support family reunification.

A proposal to reduce concentration in meatpacking by separating lines of protein, require divestitures, and support small processors and farmers.

Expands CRP access to lands under tribal or local conservation rules, except when orders apply; aims to ease enrollment and reduce discretion in eligibility decisions.

On six named days each year many federal recreation sites must waive entrance fees. Expect bigger crowds and updated fee schedules.

Directs NIST to publish voluntary guidance so agencies prepare public data for AI training. Agencies may run small pilots to test dataset assessment.

Allows enrollment of land with local or tribal conservation requirements, except when enforcement orders apply.

This bill would increase protections for children who work. It could add rules, inspections, or penalties for employers who break child labor laws.

Creates Forest Service partnerships and a grant program to support nurseries, seed orchards, seed collection, and reforestation supply chains; allows up to 5 million per year from Reforestation Trust Fund.

Recreates EPA Office of Noise Abatement to study and reduce noise, provide grants and education, and report on aircraft noise; funds authorized 2026–2030.

Requires tax-exempt nonprofits to report foreign gifts over $10,000 and publish a searchable IRS database showing aggregated contributions linked to foreign governments and related entities.

Doubles several tax dollar limits for child and dependent care for tax years after 2024.