American Legislation

Designates Route 66 as a National Historic Trail, assigns administration to the National Park Service, limits land acquisition and eminent domain, requires tribal consultation, and preserves energy development.

Would bar lawsuits against stone-slab manufacturers and sellers for injuries from third-party fabrication, affecting workers, commerce, and civil litigation.

Creates a VA office and sets out research, training, reporting, and care requirements to help prevent falls among veterans.

Creates tax-advantaged accounts to help first-time buyers save for down payments and closing costs, with contribution limits and tax rules.

Creates a licensed Green Star Service Flag for next of kin of veterans who died by suicide after 9/11, with licensing and penalties.

Creates a 30-day expedited FDA process to add apheresis devices at new licensed blood center locations for qualifying operators.

Require federal health programs to cover prescribed medical foods, vitamins, amino acids, and related supplies for certain digestive and metabolic disorders.

Requires employer group health plans to establish a fast exception process for medication step therapy and report exception data to the Secretary.

Adds many fusion energy components to a 25% production tax credit, with a phaseout beginning in 2032; effective for sales after 2025.

A proposed measure to identify senior foreign officials and entities tied to human rights abuses or democratic interference, sanctioning them under Global Magnitsky with limited humanitarian exceptions and congressional reporting.

Repeals a subsection of the immigration code tied to protected speech activities.

Expands rental vouchers and funding, bars income-source discrimination, and funds housing, outreach, and technical support for people experiencing homelessness.

Increases enforcement against obscene child sexual abuse images and child pornography; changes prosecution, custody of evidence, detention, and registration rules.

Repeals certain reconciliation health changes and expands who can get premium tax credits with new income-based premium shares.

Changes TRICARE Young Adult eligibility and removes the separate young-adult premium in title 10.

Creates a refundable 10% tax credit for first-time homebuyers, with limits, income and price phaseouts, recapture rules, and lender transfer options.

Requires front-of-package 'High in' labels for added sugars, sodium, and saturated fat and disclosure of non-nutritive sweeteners; applies to many foods including some children's products.

Would offer grants to states for firearm and dealer licensing systems with specified requirements.

Blocks certain weapons transfers to Israel unless Congress names allowed uses and Israel gives written assurances about use and legal compliance.

Codifies Six Assurances and requires Congress review before major changes to U.S. actions toward Taiwan, including arms sales and mediation.

Makes volunteer firefighters and EMTs eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness, with rules to set and verify volunteer hours.

Funds more adult education and library-based career navigators. It boosts digital skills training, transparency, and federal support for adult learners.

Creates grants for projects that place child care providers in or near housing, and orders a study of child care access for public housing residents.

Stops federal contracts with companies that discriminate against firearm and ammunition businesses; requires contractor certifications and sets penalties.