American Legislation

State Medicaid fraud control units must conduct annual sample audits of high-risk providers and report results. It does not change eligibility or benefits.

A Senate resolution recognizes the Hyde Amendment’s 50th anniversary.

A House resolution recognizes 50 years of the Hyde Amendment and affirms limits on federal abortion funding.

Creates hospital purchasing targets, import duties, and tax credits to support U.S. production of protective equipment and medical supplies.

Removes college cost barriers to increase access to diverse, well-prepared teachers. No publicly available information about specific provisions.

Requires resellers of consumer-report data to use reasonable procedures to ensure maximum possible accuracy before passing data to others.

Creates a grant program to train community based mental health workers and expand non clinical support, improving access to early help.

Proposal to improve health of minority individuals; text not publicly available. Referred to multiple House committees for review.

Federal agencies would provide language help at no cost and improve translations. People with limited English skills would access services more easily and file complaints when needed.

The NRC would control when the advisory committee reviews reactor licenses. Public reports would be released unless classified.

The bill would fund grants to add health services in schools and support families, with schools coordinating with health agencies and reporting results.

Hospitals would have to plan for labor-discharge and provide language access. The bill also funds rural maternal-care training and publishes public reports on outcomes.

Supports hiring, training, and loan repayment for health center staff, adds apprenticeships and expands behavioral health and residency training at health centers.

Simplifies nutrition access for older adults and people with disabilities, adds delivery and market funding, and creates outreach and pilot programs.

The bill would simplify SNAP for seniors and people with disabilities. It expands outreach and delivery options.

Requires hospital discharge plans for pregnant patients and funds training, research, and a public maternal health dashboard.

Grants to high-need school districts to hire and retain graduate-level school social workers and a national center for training and evaluation.

Requires agencies to provide translations, interpretation, AI safeguards, plans, coordinators, and complaint systems for people with limited English proficiency.

Sets defense priorities and authorizes fiscal year 2026 funding for military, intelligence, Coast Guard, State Department, and construction programs.

The bill would boost health funding for U.S. territories by changing Medicaid rules and Medicare subsidies, helping residents get coverage and care.

Starting in 2026, it would set a minimum benchmark payment for Medicare Advantage. It would require at least half of any increase to be used for basic benefits.

Creates grants to train and certify local community mental wellness workers to screen and provide basic counseling for mild-to-moderate mental and substance use conditions.

Allows Medicaid health homes to serve people with sickle cell disease and requires dental, vision, reporting, and best practices guidance.

Extends federal Supplemental Security Income benefits and program rules to four U.S. territories.