American Legislation

A symbolic Senate statement affirming support for NATO and U.S. commitment to transatlantic security, signaling bipartisan backing without new spending or policy changes.

A resolution authorizes the Senate's Legal Counsel to testify and represent the Senate in a specific legal matter, clarifying the scope of testimony and representation.

A non-binding Senate sense resolution condemns a tax settlement and calls for caution in future equal-protection arguments, without altering law or agency actions.

Establishes a program to loan stored artworks from federal museums to Members' offices, run by the Architect of the Capitol, with unspecified loan terms and costs.

proposes measures to expand access to cleaner transportation options, including electric vehicle charging and improved transit, with a focus on equity.

A Senate proposal to strengthen patient-centered, compassionate end-of-life care; details, funding, and implementation remain unclear.

tightens buy american rules for federally funded school meals, with waivers, reporting, and supplier penalties.

Proposes to ban predispute arbitration in workplace disputes and require voluntary, post-dispute arbitration with safeguards.

Authorizes grants to networks of three or more groups using technology-enabled learning to improve health outcomes, with shared data to measure impact.

Would bar executive-branch releases for the president, vice president, relatives, and presidentially owned entities to prevent immunity from investigations or prosecutions.

Overview of a proposed framework where states sponsor workers and set work and residence rules.

This measure links select security assistance to demonstrable human-rights improvements, adds targeted sanctions and visa measures, expands support for independent media and civil society, and requires annual reporting.

repeals a Cold War era joint resolution that authorized overseas military and other authorities; impact on ongoing programs and foreign commitments is unclear.

Requires daily Pledge of Allegiance, classroom flag displays, and standing for the national anthem in DC schools, with opt-out options and ADA accommodations.

Creates a State Department sports diplomacy office and requires 5-year strategies to use major U.S.-hosted sporting events (2024–2034) to advance U.S. diplomatic goals.

Extends the commission’s authorization and the years for appropriations through September 30, 2028; no funding amounts specified.

Lets Secretary of State extend consular appointments to eight years and add a two-year noncareer option.

This proposal would require a single federal color and a non-color accessibility marker at the dispensing point for drinks with intoxicating substances, with rules to be set by federal agencies.

Creates grants for home wildfire safety upgrades and a five-year voucher pilot to help low- and moderate-income homeowners manage insurance costs.

Guarantees federal voting rights for people with criminal convictions and sets rules for registration and absentee voting in carceral settings.

Establishes a national commission to study child marriage, funds state task forces, offers grants to raise minimum ages, limits marriages on federal lands, and tightens visa rules.

Congress cancels the BLM Record of Decision for Coastal Plain oil and gas leasing.