American Legislation

Proposes a 15-day deadline for notifying the Indian Health Service about emergency care received outside IHS facilities, potentially affecting payment eligibility and creating procedural considerations for tribes, providers, and IHS.

Moves 72 acres of federal land to Quinault Nation trust, bans gaming, and requires hazardous-material disclosures, with no cleanup mandate.

This bill would replace 'interest of' with 'earnings on' in the 1890 Wyoming education land trust, affecting how trust returns are described and possibly used.

Extends authorization for a young women’s breast health education act through 2031.

Extends and updates a program to improve snowpack measurement and water supply forecasts using new measurement and modeling technologies.

Allows Interior to extend certain park leases without competitive bidding if lessees meet age and compliance tests and the Secretary approves.

Transfers Crystal Reservoir land, dam, and water rights to the City of Ouray with public-access and maintenance conditions.

Transfers three Albuquerque land tracts into trust for 19 Pueblos to support education, health, culture, and development; gaming prohibited; survey and easement details to apply.

Coordinates cybersecurity work, sets security requirements, and supports readiness and training for health care organizations.

Expands tribal control over long-term leases and rights-of-way on tribal lands, with federal review and environmental protections.

Makes crimes at or involving ATMs federal offenses and adds tougher prison terms. It lets prosecutors bring federal charges for attacks, thefts, or possession of ATM-stolen property.

Proposes asset blocks and visa bans for individuals involved in forced organ harvesting, plus a mandated report on transplant practices and donor sources.

Students can earn from their name and get better medical coverage. The bill limits pay rules, sets transfer rights, and allows joint media deals under strict rules.

Expands use of third party audits, broadens data sharing for food safety information, and authorizes destruction of certain refused imports posing health risks.

Proposes align licensing rules for uranium enrichment with other fuel-cycle facilities under federal safeguards, potentially affecting oversight, timelines, and approvals.

Sets stricter licensing, inspection, veterinary-care, and public reporting rules for covered animal dealers and exhibitors.

Creates a public database of pesticide use on federal land, with a limited national security exception.

A House resolution supports recognizing September 2026 to raise awareness of ovarian cancer, its symptoms, research, and care gaps.

Senate resolution supports designating September 2026 as National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month.

Expresses support to designate Sept 13–19, 2026, as National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week.

Designates September 14–20, 2026 as National Diaper Need Awareness Week and recognizes diapers' role in infant health and family well-being.

Supports designating September 2025 as a month to raise awareness of ovarian cancer symptoms, genetic risk, disparities, and research needs.

Supports a week recognizing diaper need and encourages donations to diaper banks and diaper drives.

Supports a week recognizing community health workers and encourages awareness of their contributions.