American Legislation

Creates a Treasury-led task force to study and recommend actions against electronic payment scams and publish reports for up to three years.

Creates a 6-year Medicare pilot for hospitals to provide tailored home meals and nutrition therapy to high-risk patients to reduce readmissions.

Requires the SBA Administrator to submit a report describing Spanish-language resources and services available through SBA programs.

Proposes rules for using artificial intelligence to review claims for group and individual health plans; currently under committee review in the House.

Removes presidential tariff authority under section 338 and cancels related tariff proclamations; other details not publicly available.

Applies floor-plan financing interest rules to semi-trailers under the Internal Revenue Code.

A bill would raise tipped workers' minimum wage and permanently expand the qualified tip deduction. Joint filers' deduction cap would rise to $50,000.

Requires Commerce to report annually on China’s AI hardware, models, fabs, supply chains, funding, and standards diplomacy.

Prohibits unlicensed adoption intermediaries, paid ads, and improper payments when interstate or international commerce is involved; strengthens penalties and promotes licensed providers to protect placing parents and children.

Creates a pilot program for partnerships between diaper banks and military bases to provide free diapers and supplies to military families.

Improves VA mental health services, vet centers, and women's care.

Expands victims' rights, adds enforcement procedures, complaint reviews, training, and regular DOJ reporting on victims' rights enforcement.

Sets FMLA eligibility and hours rules for paraprofessionals and education support staff; requires employers to file monthly expected hours with the Secretary.

Directs discussions with Australia, India, and Japan on shared space interests and cooperation.

The bill would require the VA to update consent rules for several medicines. It could affect how patients discuss treatment with clinicians.

Requires FDA to study how microplastics in food and water affect health and report findings and recommendations to Congress within one year.

Lawmakers would authorize a new international coalition to secure critical minerals. The bill would lead participation and fund projects with up to $75 million for FY2026.

Requires colleges to put suicide hotlines and campus mental health contact on student ID cards or on websites, effective one year after enactment.

House bill would extend six reentry grant programs through 2030 and let state and local projects fund housing and addiction services.

Removes taxation of Social Security benefits and changes payroll tax and benefit rules for high earners after 2025.

Funds research, lists brain tumor samples publicly, and boosts trial awareness. Patients may get more trial options and better long-term care coordination.

Reinstates U.S. funding for UNRWA, repeals certain restrictions, and requires reports on UNRWA reforms through 2028.

Excludes certain capital gains from sales of land interests to REPI organizations to support military readiness and environmental protection.

Prohibits states and localities from criminalizing or restricting public carry of firearms by eligible U.S. citizens; defines public and exceptions.