American Legislation

A joint resolution would nullify a specific OCC rule about whether state escrow interest is preempted, affecting banks, states, and consumers.

A bill to officially rename the Willingboro post office as the James A. Cotten Post Office.

colleges with Perkins loan agreements must appoint a trades contact and create or adapt courses related to trades.

Guidance for K–12 schools on seizure safety and accommodations under disability protections.

Bar campaign funds from paying settlements or investigators in sexual misconduct cases, impose detailed reporting on disbursements, and expand retroactive applicability with enhanced enforcement options.

Expands public service eligibility to include full-time farm and ranch work under the federal Direct Loan forgiveness program.

A proposal to bar fee waivers or reductions for citizenship applications, leaving only military naturalization exceptions, and requiring applicants to pay standard fees upfront.

Uplifts federal literacy grants to require evidence-based reading instruction, bans the three-cueing model, and adds annual reviews and research on state and local strategies.

This bill directs a one-year study on men's health and establishes an Office of Men's Health within HHS to coordinate programs, support screenings, and share best practices using existing funds.

A proposal to remove automatic birthright citizenship for U.S.-born children of certain noncitizens and bar courts from reviewing determinations.

Expands Medicaid eligibility to individuals under 26, automates enrollment at birth, and removes immigration status restrictions.

authorizes private entities to conduct limited cyber operations against designated foreign threats, with asset seizure, logs, bonds, and immunity, under presidential direction, potentially funding a bounty and victim recovery.

Bars personal use of Qatar-donated aircraft by presidents and orders a GAO review to assess costs, legal issues, and compliance with foreign gift rules.

Prohibits or limits funding to groups that provide abortion, or promote certain ideologies, with narrow medical exceptions and waivers, across health, humanitarian, and development programs.

Prohibits denying transplant evaluation or listing solely due to disability; requires supports and individualized medical evaluations; strengthens civil rights protections in transplant care.

Proposes multi-year funding for NIH, CDC, DoD health research, and VA medical research, with CPI-linked increases after 2037, sequestration exemption, and funds available until expended.

Provides paid rest and recuperation leave after firefighting deployments, with joint agency rules on timing, and extends an overtime-cap waiver, plus a limited transfer of funds to sustain pay increases.

A non-binding Senate resolution recognizing Black History Month and encouraging education, reflection, and national unity.

Ends the Hazardous Substance Superfund financing rate after 2025 and terminates the federal authority to advance funds to the Superfund, with quarterly repayment from unobligated balances.

A nonbinding resolution honoring the Greensboro Four, praising sit-ins as nonviolent protest, and urging states to include their history in school curricula.

Bar recipients controlled by agents of foreign principals from receiving funding via grants, contracts, loans, or vouchers.

annual testimony requirement for the inspector general to brief two congressional committees on fraud prevention, audits, program improvements, efficiency, accountability, and resource needs by a fixed deadline.

Expands whistleblower protections for contractors and related entities, broadens protected actions, bans retaliation requests by officials, and clarifies nonwaivability of remedies across agency contracts.

Keeps disability program offices inside education agencies and curbs reorganizations or outsourcing that could disrupt services.