American Legislation

Bill would evaluate and invest in Ukraine's defense technologies. It has been referred to the House Armed Services Committee; no funding details or text are available.

A bill would modify the Defense Department's authority over installation support services and intergovernmental support agreements. It was referred to the House Armed Services Committee.

Adds music tourism duties to Commerce, promotes travel to music sites and events, and requires regular reports.

Supports designating October 2, 2026, as Manufacturing Day.

Would exclude campaign work and pay from benefit calculations for people with disabilities who run for elected office.

The bill would let certain grant funds be used to buy fentanyl testing kits and overdose reversal drugs. This could help some communities test for fentanyl and respond faster.

Lawmakers would advance a bill to create HUD housing vouchers for families with young children and require mobility services; up to 50,000 vouchers annually from 2027.

Education Secretary would award five-year remedial-education grants under a bill totaling at least $500,000 each to 30 institutions.

Proposes budget limits, a stabilization fund, and new presidential budget and veto powers through a constitutional amendment.

A resolution recognizing marine sanctuaries and encouraging responsible visits and new sanctuary designations.

Senate bill would require the Defense Secretary to prepare a plan for electric grid equipment owned or controlled by foreign adversaries, due within 180 days of enactment.

Changes when Medicare can negotiate prices for some biological drugs while biosimilar products are being developed.

Creates local jobs, training, and support programs for long-term unemployed workers, with added grants for areas facing persistent poverty or low employment.

Senate bill would delay Medicare drug-price negotiations for reference biologics by up to two years for biosimilars, starting in 2026.

The bill would ban intentionally added PFAS in food packaging sold across state lines starting in 2028. It could raise packaging costs and change what products use PFAS-free packaging.

A bill would create a federal grant program to fund suicide-deterrent barriers at bridges and other sites. It would cover up to 80% of project costs and prioritize high-suicide areas.

Requires FAA to publish and annually update a public list of medications for airman medical certification with stakeholder input.

Requires DOT to issue a final rule within 180 days to ban certain in-flight cell phone voice calls on scheduled interstate and intrastate passenger flights.

Requires large charities to report foreign funding by country and total donations.

The bill would require more health data reporting and language services, expand Medicare and Medicaid, and add free school meals and workplace protections.

Lawmakers would ban packaging with intentionally added PFAS in interstate commerce starting Jan 1, 2027.

Would remove time limits for a specific lawsuit and set compensation for eligible General Motors accident claimants.

Federal rule bans panic defenses tied to sexual orientation or gender identity in criminal cases and allows past-trauma evidence, with annual reporting on bias-motivated prosecutions.

Requires federal custody staff to provide immediate medical help for people showing medical distress; adds investigations, penalties, training, and civil enforcement.