American Legislation

a resolution directs the speaker to start or join lawsuits asserting legislative authority over executive military actions under war powers.

Describes a federal program to remove lead from housing plumbing, require testing and contractor certification, disclose hazards in sales and leases, plus related tax changes.

Directs a DoD study of military child development centers' staffing, licensing transferability for spouses, and potential home-based care options to expand access and improve care.

Proposes state-administered programs requiring active intelligent speed assistance devices to limit vehicle speed for repeat speeding offenders, with penalties for noncompliance, within federal highway safety authorities.

This measure would allow certain DME suppliers to recover attorney fees and litigation costs from Medicare contractors when a final appeal reverses an initial denial.

Non-binding resolution expressing concern about cross-border wildfire smoke and urging increased firefighting and prevention, with emphasis on forest management.

Establishes federal guidance and training on fentanyl and xylazine test strips, with a study on how access affects overdoses and treatment engagement.

Expands targeted flood resilience funding for rural and tribal communities through SAFE Rural Fund and mandatory BRIC participation, with streamlined applications and capacity grants to improve planning and projects.

This measure freezes USPS ballot mail rules through January 3, 2027, preventing new requirements for senders or recipients from taking effect during that period.

A proposal to require the Federal Bureau of Prisons to inform federal inmates about voting options and assist with registration and absentee ballots.

Temporarily raises the borrowing limit for the Commodity Credit Corporation from 30 to 45 billion, through September 30, 2031, to expand financing flexibility for farm support programs.

This proposal would adjust how ESOP stock and loan repayments are counted toward annual retirement contributions, allowing separate limits for ESOPs and other defined contribution plans.

The bill would have the Defense Department run a nationwide World War II education program, with grants to states and nonprofits, branding control, and no specified funding or oversight rules.

This proposal creates a Chief Resilience Officer and a national resilience strategy to coordinate agencies, support communities, and improve resilience funding and planning.

A proposed rule would require large multinational issuers to report country-by-country financial and tax data, with public, machine-readable disclosures linked to their tax periods.

Requires primary ticket sellers to disclose show counts, ticket quantities, and full costs before sale, with FTC enforcement.

A one-time rebate of fixed amounts to eligible taxpayers funded by tariff revenue, with payments delivered electronically and no interest.

A broad framework to expand tribal health, education, housing, and justice services through cross-agency programs and advisory bodies.

Expands entrepreneurship training for inmates via SBA-supported centers, with in-prison courses, one-on-one help, and post-release support.

Changes how export licenses are reviewed and issued. Exporters and government agencies may see new steps, timelines, or reporting.

Prohibits listing and trading contracts tied to sports outcomes or casino-style games on federally registered commodity markets.

This proposal would deny U.S. tax credits or deductions for taxes paid to a designated foreign country during a set period, affecting individuals and multinational corporations.

Proposes separate contribution limits for ESOPs and other defined contribution plans, enabling ESOP growth to occur without reducing room for retirement savings in other plans.

Extends the customs enforcement zone from 12 to 24 nautical miles, enabling inspections and interdiction farther from shore.