American Legislation

Extends traumatic brain injury programs and expands data collection, public information, and research on long-term effects.

Authorizes grants for emotional support services for incarcerated people who experienced sexual abuse.

A bill to require written MOUs between federal land managers and New Mexico land grants to define traditional, noncommercial uses and how permits, fees, and planning are handled.

Prevents the FCC from approving satellite licenses or earth-station authorizations if controlled by companies that provide covered communications equipment or their affiliates

This measure changes the official name of a National Park playground to honor West Virginia children and families affected by childhood cancer.

Creates a Commerce-hosted cybersecurity clearinghouse, GAO study, and interagency strategy for commercial satellite cybersecurity.

It would add alpha-gal to the major allergen list under federal food rules. The exact labeling rules are not defined, and implementation would start 18 months after enactment.

Would fund fire department programs to prevent falls and improve emergency access in older adults’ homes.

Directs TSA to develop guidelines for access to transportation worker credentials and application support.

A House resolution supporting September 17, 2026, as National Teach Ag Day to recognize agricultural education and the National FFA Organization.

The bill would let breastfeeding people be excused from jury duty if they ask. Courts would handle the exemption under the new rules.

Requires NASA to buy and share commercial satellite Earth observation data with transparency and annual reporting.

Requires large online ad platforms to report free public-service mental health ads to the FTC and Congress annually.

Proposes that race-discrimination claims avoid pre-dispute arbitration, letting plaintiffs choose court and class actions; courts, not arbitrators, decide applicability; coverage spans laws at federal, state, tribal, and local levels.

Updates on tracking and studying traumatic brain injury data, with tribal involvement and long-term effects.

Would require courts, not arbitrators, to decide applicability for major disputes stemming after enactment, restoring access to court-based actions and class remedies for workers, consumers, and civil-rights claims.

Proposes TSA guidelines to help returning citizens pre-apply for TWIC and navigate appeals, without changing eligibility.

This measure lets workers forty or older sue age-discrimination claims in court, despite arbitration agreements; courts will decide applicability across federal, tribal, and state claims, for disputes arising after enactment.

This proposal would protect jurors with disabilities or age by requiring accommodations when serving on federal juries.

Four banking agencies would publish a yearly report on Basel Committee work. The public could see meeting details and each representative's position.

The bill would fund grants to states and groups to help first-time buyers pay down payments and closing costs. Repayment may apply if they move out early.

Requires annual reporting of large federal projects that are delayed or over budget, with a public list and explanations to improve oversight.

Creates a Justice Department office and grants to support environmental enforcement and community participation.

This measure would include alpha-gal in the list of major food allergens, specify sources, and allow possible exclusions based on detectable alpha-gal.