American Legislation

A resolution supporting World Contraception Day and urging broader access to contraception at home and abroad.

A resolution supports a September 2026 month to raise awareness of polycystic kidney disease.

Supports recognizing September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and calls for better treatments and care.

Supports a day to raise awareness of PrEP and encourages efforts to improve access to HIV prevention.

A resolution encourages observances and activities for Italian and Italian American Heritage Month in October 2026.

Creates a free online repository for publicly available health department data.

It designates the Great Lakes Commission as the regional partnership for eight states. The bill does not specify new powers or funding for individuals.

A proposal to eliminate toxic substances in beverage containers.

The proposal would ease some costs and permitting barriers for domestic oil and gas production.

Amends Social Security Act Titles XI and XVIII to boost oversight and compliance for health information security.

Improves wildfire preparation, detection, response, and recovery on federal lands; adds reporting, studies, equipment support, and recovery funding and prize programs.

A Senate bill to strengthen mine safety, give miners stronger rights to report hazards, and try to prevent future mine accidents.

Requires the FAA to study drone effects on firefighting and report findings and recommendations to Congress within 18 months.

Designates September 2025 as a month to raise awareness of childhood cancer and recognize affected children and survivors.

Resolution encourages October 2025 observances of Italian and Italian American heritage.

A resolution urging broader access to contraception at home and abroad

Supports a month of public awareness and research recognition for polycystic kidney disease.

The bill would let the SEC adjust the private-fund adviser exemption threshold for inflation each year. It could mean more advisers qualify for the exemption over time.

The bill would raise rules for mid-sized banks, easing oversight and costs for those lenders. Consumers might see little direct change.

This act would bar excluding people from federal jury service based on sexual orientation or gender identity.

The bill would widen the rules for emerging growth companies. It could help startups grow by delaying when they lose that status.

The bill lets the SEC decide which credentials qualify you as an accredited investor and how often the list is updated. It could affect access to some investment opportunities.

proposes formal ethics rules and disclosures for supreme court justices and federal judges, plus a complaint and audit process.

Would protect HSA eligibility for people paying qualifying direct primary care fees.