American Legislation

The bill would require states to ban certain medical and pronoun-related actions for minors in foster care, tying federal funds to compliance and protecting parental rights.

Guidance would encourage colleges to reconsider admissions questions about criminal and juvenile justice history.

Creates grant programs for tuition-free community colleges, student success, and several types of higher education institutions.

Grants could help eligible immigrants train for nursing and allied health jobs and join National Health Service Corps programs.

It changes the H-1B exemption wage test to twice the national average. Employers may pay different wages for exempt workers, and the rule would not set a general wage floor.

A bill would require states to overhaul child-welfare policies and training. It would bar certain interventions and allow lawsuits against providers.

Competitive grants would help schools lower kindergarten through grade 3 class sizes and support teachers.

A Senate bill concerns fairness and accountability in the arrest and detention of noncitizens.

Creates student loan forgiveness for borrowers working on qualifying farms or ranches. Specifics not in provided materials.

The bill would add English-learner, bilingual, and dual-language immersion teachers to two federal loan-relief programs. Chief school or agency leaders would certify eligibility.

Funds community violence intervention programs and job training for youth in high-violence areas.

Bars use of a victim's sexual orientation or gender identity as an excuse; requires annual federal reporting on motivated crimes.

The bill would make certain failures to provide prompt medical care illegal for some federal officers. It would require training and allow state civil actions.

A bill would authorize $20 million annually for five years to fund brain aneurysm research at NINDS.

Requires registration, records, labeling, inspections, and disposition rules for for-profit sellers of donated bodies and body parts not used for transplant.

A bill would require the Comptroller General to study remote opioid monitoring and report findings to Congress within 18 months of enactment.

Authorizes the CDC to run research, surveillance, training, and evaluations on cerebral palsy; $5M annually for 2026–2031.

Bill would require HHS to issue telehealth language guidance within one year of enactment.

Grants to create or expand medical and osteopathic schools in underserved and shortage areas, prioritizing minority‑serving institutions.

Protects individuals' and providers' access to assisted reproductive technology and lets federal and private parties challenge conflicting restrictions in court.

Improve detection, prevention, and treatment of mental health issues for public safety officers through data, grants, and resources.

Bill would add unauthorized geotracking to the federal stalking statute, expanding coverage to tracking without consent. Referred to the House Judiciary Committee.

House resolution says the Twenty-second Amendment limits presidents to two terms and bars President Trump from running again.

Authorizes EPA to review covered 2015 Gold King Mine claims and pay certain uncompensated damages, with a $3.3 million funding cap.