American Legislation

A non-binding Senate resolution commemorating the Fort Stewart shooting anniversary and offering condolences to victims and families.

A measure to ceremonially rename a single post office facility to honor John Madden.

Would automatically grant U.S. citizenship to international adoptees who meet conditions, vesting 120 days after enactment, with the department of homeland security issuing a certificate and applying exclusions.

Would restrict federal funding for research and publications on gender transition in minors.

Proposes expanding tax-exempt bonds for transportation projects by raising the cap, allowing rolling stock purchases, and lowering the speed threshold for high-speed rail eligibility.

Non-binding Senate resolution condemns human rights abuses and urges sanctions, investigations, and due process.

Senate resolution designates August 1, 2026 as Gold Star Children's Day to honor children of fallen service members; purely ceremonial with no new programs, funding, or legal effect.

A proposal to link statewide education and workforce data with privacy safeguards, public dashboards, and governance to improve outcomes and transparency.

outlines an interagency effort to map a foreign power's gray-zone activity, coordinate responses, and publish annual public updates.

GAO will study risk in funding to states and localities, identify weaknesses, and propose actions to reduce waste, fraud, abuse, and improper payments.

Requires Medicaid and CHIP to screen children aged 2 to 6 for childhood-onset fluency disorders and to cover speech therapy services, including telehealth, with parity with other speech services.

A proposed non-waivable permanent labor certification fee of at least $10,000, adjusted with CPI, with revenue split between a dedicated account and the general fund, plus USAJOBS upgrades.

Proposes penalties for false AI-generated campaign content and expands liability to any person involved in impersonation or fraudulent fundraising.

Requires paid political posts to include a clear paid-for disclosure on online content, with exceptions for certain internal or employee posts, and a future rulemaking deadline.

outlines protections for voters, limits on seizing ballots, private actions to stop interference, and grant programs for ballot-tracking systems.

This bill directs USDA to fund and coordinate public plant and animal breeding, expand germplasm resources, and require domestic production for licenses, aiming to strengthen climate-resilient varieties and seed access.

Requires platforms to verify uploader identity and age, obtain consent for each image, and prevent reuploads, with penalties for noncompliance and standards for enforcement.

Requires a feasibility study on whether consular officers could accompany coast guard and navy missions, examining demand for services, cost estimates, logistics, security considerations, and potential effects on vessel operations.

Expands eligibility for FDPIR and SNAP to be used together by households on Indian reservations, increasing food assistance options.

House resolution supports moving US–Israel ties from aid to joint defense cooperation, thanks Israel for joint Iran operations, and condemns rising antisemitism.

A broad measure to limit executive overreach, increase oversight, and strengthen election integrity.

Designates August 1, 2025, as Gold Star Children's Day to honor children who lost a parent in military service and encourages public observance.

Requires documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register federal elections; outlines acceptable documents, in-person proof for mail registrations, data sharing, and penalties for noncompliance.

Requires documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register for federal elections, with state verification, rapid federal responses, and penalties for improper registrations.