American Legislation

Proposes coordinated grants and technical help to reduce lead in homes from paint and drinking water.

This resolution honors contributions of American women in astronomy and encourages outreach and equal opportunity.

Keeps OSEP work inside the Department of Education by blocking new transfers or shared services with HHS, preserving only pre-existing arrangements as of February 1, 2025.

This proposal makes a narrow adjustment to biosimilar regulation to speed FDA review, removing a subparagraph and potentially altering approval timelines for biosimilar products and related regulatory proceedings.

Extends and reshapes a temporary labor program, sets annual caps with extra construction permits, updates wage rules, and adds an employer enforcement fee.

Proposes barring private plaintiffs with specific past convictions from pursuing intentional-tort FTCA claims against federal officers.

Proposes default changes to biosimilar review requirements, with early written notices for added clinical studies.

Creates a NOAA Office of Aquaculture to oversee demonstration offshore projects, with a 10-year permit framework, funding for centers of excellence, and interagency coordination to assess environmental and economic outcomes.

Requires proof that the taxpayer intended to evade tax before extending the audit time limit in fraud cases, protecting innocent filers from indefinite assessments.

This proposal adjusts a depletion tax for certain oil and gas wells, indexing against oil prices and raising the qualifying quantity threshold.

Expands Job Corps to train defense-industry workers, adds apprenticeships, and allows centers to adjust trades for shipyard needs.

Proposes new rules to tax carried-interest as ordinary income with valuation rules and annual reporting for partnerships and service providers.

Increase funding for IRS enforcement, taxpayer services, and modernization over six years.

a five-year program to provide doula services to pregnant and postpartum veterans enrolled in va care, with up to ten sessions per veteran.

Expands prosthetic coverage to include adaptive devices for sports and recreation.

Reforms to modernize IT, tie disbursements to milestones, and require high-risk legacy IT inventories with repayment terms.

Would recognize World War II Cadet Nurse Corps members by granting honorable discharges and counting their service for headstones and memorial benefits only.

Aligns va travel mileage with the gsa rate, removes deductibles, and expands who may receive travel payments.

This resolution designates a one-day national observance to honor cowboys, their culture, and their economic role in ranching and rodeo, with no new spending or regulatory duties.

A federal system to coordinate heat-health data, forecasting, and planning across agencies.

Aims to simplify eligibility and forms across Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, and Social Security to reduce caregiver burden.

This measure would require English for federal functions, create a uniform citizenship test, and guide how English texts are read when interpreting federal rules, while preserving rights and state powers.

Authorizes one Congressional Gold Medal for Edward J. Dwight, Jr., honoring his pioneering role and civil rights era contributions; mint may strike bronze duplicates to cover production costs.

Would raise guaranteed benefits for six named terminated plans, recalculate past payments, and fund the increases through a dedicated Treasury trust.