American Legislation

It would require financial assurances before oil and gas work on federal lands. It would publish well data and review transfers to protect taxpayers.

Creates an AI department, pauses some advanced AI development, and bans superintelligence.

Prevents HUD-funded recipients from forcing people experiencing homelessness into shelters or work, and from punishing basic life activities on public property.

Would require Medicaid to cover same-day primary care and behavioral health services at the same clinic, including telehealth, across eligible providers.

Bill would set the National Mall monument to be located within the Reserve. It would override two existing laws governing site rules.

Bill would let FHFA authorize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy and securitize select owner-occupied construction loans, with 10% builder contribution and 90-130% area median income buyers.

Funds upgrades and repairs to parks, forests, wildlife areas, and Bureau of Indian Education schools before the 250th. It improves visitor services, facilities, and school spaces.

House resolution urging urgent congressional action to protect voting rights, restore the Voting Rights Act, remove filibuster, and consider Supreme Court reforms.

Requires the Surgeon General to create and publish age-based screen time recommendations for children within one year.

A federal resolution recognizing open water lifeguards as first responders and emergency responders, highlighting training and risk without creating new funding or programs.

Expands HSAs, strengthens price transparency, creates marketplace pools, adjusts drug payment rules, and requires itemized bills and benefit explanations.

Creates federal offenses and civil remedies to prevent harassment and obstruction near places of religious worship, with 100-foot and 8-foot limits and specified penalties.

Grants would help fire departments improve home safety and prevent falls among older adults.

Bill would require a federal strategy within 270 days to protect U.S. persons from foreign abuses, with training and a resources guide led by State and Justice.

Lets the NCUA allow longer loan terms and removes a phrase about principal residences.

Requires NPS regions to reduce disposable plastics, consider feasibility, educate visitors, and report biennial evaluations.

The bill would tax wages above $400,000 for Social Security and add a 1.2% Medicare tax for high earners, with a $500,000 threshold for joint filers, starting after enactment.

A bill would authorize the Labor Secretary to award grants to states, tribes, and nonprofits to fund summer and year-round youth jobs, totaling up to $875 million annually through 2030.

Bill would require state-licensed physicians to make all Medicare prior-authorization decisions under approved clinical criteria, with annual reviews and 60-day notices for changes.

Makes permanent the 7-year tax recovery period for motorsports entertainment complexes.

Creates a 30% tax credit for hydroelectric upgrades and river restoration, with approval and timing rules.

proposes extending CHAMPVA coverage for dependents until age 26, regardless of marital status, for medical care provided after enactment.

A non-binding resolution recognizing fraternal benefit societies and supporting their charitable work and member benefits.

Lowers the federal tax rate on estates, gifts, and generation-skipping transfers to 20% for transfers after Dec 31, 2024.