American Legislation

The bill would give a post office a new official name. It mainly changes the wording in federal records, not how you mail letters.

A House resolution encourages activities to promote nonviolence and raise awareness of youth violence.

The bill would expand premium tax credits for some immigrants. It would let states widen Basic Health Program income limits, affecting health coverage options.

Grants would support licensing pathways and other assistance for internationally trained physicians.

Some visa holders could renew their visas inside the country. It sets conditions like fingerprints and interview waivers.

The bill would help some lawfully present people access premium tax credits and let states raise Basic Health Program income limits to 250% of poverty. It could make coverage affordable.

Creates a 50% fee on certain integrated oil companies’ profits above a calculated historical average.

Provides airport and air traffic control funding, including grants for aging terminals and upgrades to air traffic systems.

Creates educator grants, training support, and a service program for teachers in high-need schools.

It would raise the matching rate for retirement savings and include Roth accounts in the rules.

A wide-ranging proposal on farm support, food assistance, conservation, forestry, rural services, research, and trade.

Would suspend specified fuel taxes through September 2027 and direct agencies to help ensure consumers receive the reduction.

A Senate measure titled to support educators, with no details provided about its proposed support.

If enacted, it would let 529 savers roll more money into Roth IRAs each year, removing the total cap but keeping the yearly limit.

It would provide college aid to dependents of eligible public service workers. It would cover tuition, fees, and books at public colleges for up to four years.

Would establish a corps to help communities respond to climate change and transition to a clean economy.

Creates a settlement program for syndicated conservation easement disputes and clarifies Internal Revenue Code intent for those easements.

Proposes amending the Animal Welfare Act to ban breeding of dogs for research purposes.

Adds an emergency grant program for students by changing the Higher Education Act; specific program details are not available.

Requires FEMA to reimburse public pensions for accidental disability and deaths from the September 11, 2001 World Trade Center attacks.

The Senate adopts a resolution designating October 5–11, 2025 as National 4-H Week.

Sets review deadlines, application fees, and monitoring rules for college ownership changes and nonprofit conversions.

Urges preservation, documentation, and coordinated investment to support historic freedmen's settlements' infrastructure, environmental cleanup, and cultural and economic revitalization.

Adds reports, funding, and prosecutors to HIDTA programs focused on fentanyl.