American Legislation

Senate resolution supports designating October 2026 as Substance Use & Misuse Prevention Month to raise public awareness.

Senate resolution asking for information about Israel's human rights practices under section 502B(c) of the Foreign Assistance Act; referred to committee.

A resolution honors deployed service members and their families on October 26, 2026.

The Senate honors former Senator Nancy Kassebaum and asks that the resolution be sent to her family and the House.

The bill would push agencies to cut unnecessary forms and use existing data. People could see fewer or easier information requests from the government.

The bill would give the FTC power to set rules on deceptive acts. It would extend penalties to more violations, affecting businesses and consumers.

The bill would make trade benefits depend on a country’s environmental enforcement. It could change which suppliers or partners qualify for help under the program.

The bill would cap basic salaries for many federal appointees at lawmakers' pay. It could affect government hiring and pay practices.

A pilot would pair military cyber units with selected colleges to support research, training, and student pathways to federal cybersecurity careers.

Allows a land transfer for a planned veterans' State home, with transfer costs paid by the State.

Supports a week of hazing awareness and encourages prevention efforts to continue year-round.

Would require public disclosures about certain AI models, safety practices, privacy, and use.

The bill ties AGOA eligibility to environmental enforcement and health obligations. This could affect exporters and trade partners.

Requests a State Department report on human rights in Dominica and the treatment of people sent there by the United States.

It would require a State Department report on how noncitizens sent to Guinea-Bissau are treated and what steps were taken. It does not change law or grant new rights.

A Senate resolution encourages learning about the Purple Heart and honoring its recipients on August 7, 2026.

Congratulates University of Oklahoma baseball team for winning the 2026 NCAA Division I title; agreed to in the Senate by Unanimous Consent.

If passed, some disaster requests would be treated as approved, speeding help for states after disasters. Aid would depend on tests and might be given sooner.

States could require proof of citizenship for mail voter registration. It could add paperwork and potential delays for some voters.

The bill would let states add a citizenship proof requirement to mail voter registration. Your state could choose to use it or not.

It would require yearly reports on countering illicit cross-border tunnels. No new agencies, powers, or funding are created.

It would repeal the 2010 consumer protections law and dismantle the Bureau, changing how banks are regulated. Consumers and businesses could face different protections and enforcement rules.

The bill would limit what credit reports can show for Americans held hostage abroad, if their status is proven by authorities. It helps protect their scores while they are detained.

Allows eligible clergy and religious practitioners to end their Social Security exemption beginning in a tax year after 2027.