American Legislation

Bill would require the Defense Secretary to designate an executive agent to coordinate U.S.-Israel defense technology cooperation, with 180-day briefings and annual public updates.

Bill would raise HSA contributions by $2,000 for a qualifying child born or adopted. Spouses could split the increase, up to a combined $2,000 per child.

The bill lowers the disaster-impact threshold for rural counties with little land taxed. It does not promise new aid.

It would fund more crisis-response training and require data on crisis services. It does not guarantee new services but could improve future access.

This bill changes Medicare payments for certain anesthesia services. It could affect hospital billing and access to care for some Medicare patients.

Allows tribal courts to issue warrants under stored communications rules to obtain electronic communications and records, using procedures drawn from established warrant practice.

The bill would create a path to permanent residency for eligible Hong Kong residents with prior protections, plus work authorization and protection from detention during the process.

Hospitals would send deidentified resident information each year. Congress would get summaries by status and state.

If approved, states could get funds to enforce device bans in public schools. Students and families would be affected by limits during class, with health and disability exceptions.

Creates grants to support limits on personal device use during instructional time at eligible schools.

It would add civics tests and create a federal website for scholarships. It keeps local control over curriculum.

A Senate resolution supports designating October 2026 as National Dyslexia Awareness Month.

A Senate resolution supports the goals and ideals of National Move Over Law Day.

Allows two federal departments to receive information from the missing children center for screening and vetting.

Lawmakers would authorize a bill to provide planning grants up to $200,000 and five-year implementation grants up to $5 million for colleges to address student basic needs.

A measure concerning the basic needs of students at colleges and other higher education institutions.

Creates an NSF grant program to strengthen research capacity at colleges and universities; details not publicly available.

Increases tax deductions for removing accessibility barriers and extends a hiring tax credit for certain workers.

Funds and expands 9-8-8 lifeline, crisis services, training, and insurer coverage for crisis care.

Stops federal officials from renaming any Great Lake and cancels a 2026 executive order renaming Lake Ontario.

This bill blocks many lawsuits against gun makers and sellers. It forces covered suits to be dismissed and lets defendants move cases to federal court.

Hospitals with Medicare funded residency programs must yearly submit deidentified resident immigration status data. The Secretary must publish a state-by-state report to Congress.

The Senate resolution would promote state move-over laws and educate the public about roadside safety.

Creates grants for states that require public schools to restrict student device use during school hours.