American Legislation

The bill would amend the tax code to provide homeownership assistance; it has been referred to House committees and is not law.

Creates long-term grants for direct care worker training, career growth, recruitment, and retention.

Congress resolution to reject a civilian nuclear cooperation agreement submitted September 14, 2026, between the United States and Saudi Arabia.

Extends authorization for advanced drinking water technology grants to cover 2027–2031.

This act would guarantee federal rights to receive and provide ART and IUI, require coverage by public and private plans, and expand services for service members and veterans.

Medicare Part B would pay pharmacists for certain tests and short treatments. You could get covered flu, COVID, RSV, and strep care at pharmacies starting in 2026.

Allows some noncitizen veterans to return and get green cards. Bars most removals of service members except serious violent crimes.

Automatically enrolls eligible veterans in VA patient system, requires notice and opt-out options, electronic access, and a GAO report on notice methods.

VA employees could take four extra unpaid weeks after a birth, adoption, or foster placement. It adds to existing federal leave and must be used within 12 months.

Lowers home energy costs, expands bill help, and speeds clean power and grid upgrades. It changes permits, funding, and market rules that affect utilities and households.

A bill would add survivor status as a protected basis under the Fair Housing Act and extend protections against coercion in housing disputes.

Adds Medicare coverage and a new payment for outpatient ALS services starting January 1, 2027, and requires a clinical trial staffing report.

Bill would create a federal physician registry for Schedule I investigational drugs under Right to Try; AG must act on applications within 45 days and publish interim and final rules.

House bill would fund furniture banks under Continuum of Care to help homeless households. HUD would report annually on furniture poverty and the measure would repeal after five years.

Bill would create a time-limited deduction for reported tips up to $35,000 a year for eligible workers, with income phase-down and a Treasury-run pilot after expiry.

Requires no-cost additional breast imaging for higher-risk people across major federal and private health programs.

Changes Medicare payments to support new dialysis drugs, devices, screenings, and education, effective mostly Jan 1, 2026.

Creates a COPS grant program to fund local officer training in exchange for service in nearby precincts; includes repayment rules and annual reporting.

Requires private health plans to cover treatment of certain congenital oral and facial anomalies.

Lawmakers would ease energy-product shipping on noncontiguous routes to Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, and Puerto Rico.

Expands enforcement under the Animal Welfare Act; allows the Attorney General to sue, seize animals, and coordinate with the Secretary of Agriculture.

Authorizes targeted asset freezes and visa bans on those tied to violence, with periodic Treasury reporting.

Creates a per-episode Medicare payment for radiation therapy, links quality and accreditation, and adds transportation-related payments to improve access.

Adds physical and occupational therapy and falls assessments to Medicare for beneficiaries who fell in the prior year.