American Legislation

Creates a dedicated SSA team as a single point of contact for people whose Social Security numbers are misused.

A House resolution honors Marine veteran Nicholas Quets and condemns cartel violence.

Fed agencies must buy gloves from U.S. manufacturers under long contracts with supplier agreements. AbilityOne participation stays, but can't dodge domestic sourcing.

The bill requires written reasons and a chance to respond before removing a promoted officer, with faster review and clearer military-record procedures.

Would let Godfrey Oliver Wade apply for permanent residence and address certain removal and admission grounds.

Extends authorization for federal programs that support tick- and vector-borne disease research, surveillance, and coordination through 2030, with flexible advisory inputs.

Creates an Inspector General’s Office to investigate judicial misconduct and protect employees who assist investigations.

It would add English learner teachers to existing loan relief programs, with school approval.

House bill would require the SEC to add 'CMC' to tickers for issuers on a Defense Department list, with removal if the issuer leaves the list, within 180 days.

Lawmakers file a bill to limit births in territories: citizenship would be withheld if the mother is not lawfully present and the father is neither a citizen nor a permanent resident.

A non-binding Senate tribute honoring a Marine veteran and condemning organized crime violence, underscoring commitment to address cartel threats and pursue justice.

Reaffirms the Indian Reorganization Act's application to the Lytton Rancheria and allows land to be taken into trust.

Creates grants to reduce early-grade class sizes and support teachers in selected public schools.

Creates low-interest rural homebuilding loans for veterans, with required blueprints, domestic lumber, and a 24-month occupancy period.

Directs Navy recognition of three memorial features at a museum in Fort Pierce, Florida.

Sets standards and review procedures for removing officers from promotion recommendations.

The bill would limit government purchase of certain optical transceivers tied to specific companies. It aims to boost security but could affect timing and availability of equipment for federal systems.

Senators propose a bill to pause advanced AI training and create the Department of Artificial Intelligence, with a 30-day deadline to disable precursor systems.

Requires U.S.-made nitrile gloves for federal purchases with multi-year supplier agreements and qualified domestic manufacturers.

Provides funding and rules for DHS agencies, FEMA disaster relief, border operations, and related programs for fiscal year 2026, with reporting and program limits.

Reorganizes defense acquisition to speed delivery, boost industrial base, and increase use of commercial technologies.

Bill would require the Secretary of the Navy to recognize three SEAL memorials in Fort Pierce as national memorials.

National Taxpayer Advocate would be allowed to appoint counsel in the office, reporting to the Advocate or a delegate. Changes would take effect as if included in the 1998 law.

Continues a CDC program that shares climate health information and planning tools.