American Legislation

A proposal to retrofit and staff public schools for cleaner energy, healthier environments, and community resilience.

A symbolic Senate resolution recognizing a faith-based university for its history, mission, and community contributions, without any funding or regulatory changes.

Expands whistleblower protections under the Commodity Exchange Act, adds employer education requirements, and speeds award processing timelines.

Proposes clearer nutrition labels, online data access, and warnings.

A non-binding sense of the Senate resolution opposing clemency for Ghislaine Maxwell, highlighting accountability for crimes against minors and support for victims; it does not change statutes or sentencing.

A Senate resolution designates July 2026 for consumer education on counterfeits and trademarks; non-binding and does not create new laws or funding.

expands relief pathways for families, limits removal while petitions are pending, and strengthens protections against immigration fraud and unscrupulous consultants.

plan to speed quantum tech development, boost domestic sensor projects, and expand foundry access across agencies

A proposal to require case-by-case determinations and written procedures before disqualifications apply to entities under securities and commodities rules.

restricts appointment of individuals convicted of covered crimes if any misconduct occurred while they were CEO of a non-public entity.

Funds to train small police units through accredited nonprofits or states.

Extends the Alzheimer's semipostal stamp sales for six years to fund NIH research.

This proposal would allow schools to receive funding only if they permit exemption requests based on religious belief without documentation for vaccine requirements.

A non-binding resolution recognizing pioneers and Pioneer Day, praising religious liberty, industry, and community contributions in the American West.

This resolution condemns alleged misconduct by a federal judge; it expresses disapproval, cites ethical standards, and notes no discipline or penalties are specified.

The Senate names June 2026 Black Music Month and highlights music education gaps for Black students. It is symbolic and does not create funding.

Stops a new Medicare rule that would require prior approval for some services. Providers and patients would not face those new approval steps.

Would automatically place certain individuals on the SAM Exclusions list for three years after federal felonies tied to contracts, grants, or other assistance, with agency waivers and required implementing guidance.

A plan to establish a joint military training pilot focused on countering cross-border crime, with timelines, consultation, and congressional oversight.

A symbolic designation of a national anti-counterfeiting awareness month promoting consumer education without new funding or legal powers.

Rescinds unaccepted grant funds by moving them to the Treasury to reduce deficits, with unclear rules on when acceptance occurs and how it applies to different grant types.

The Senate names May as AANHPI Heritage Month and encourages public events and education. It raises awareness but creates no new laws or funding.

This measure would cut federal payments and tax deductions for gender transition procedures, with carve-outs for certain conditions, and would remove coverage from essential health benefits.

A report to Congress assessing fairness, safety, and harassment in women's athletics, and the effectiveness of state laws addressing competitive balance.