American Legislation

Requires the FAA to publish and update a public list of medications for airmen and air traffic controller medical certification.

The bill would create a DOE-led next-generation geothermal program and fund FORGE sites. Authorizes $5 million per year through 2031.

Requires states to assess Medicaid fraud risks yearly and report findings, vulnerabilities, and corrective actions.

It would give states a federal guide on informing families about child savings accounts. It does not create new accounts or raise taxes.

Recognizes September 20, 2026, as a day honoring LGBTQ+ servicemembers and veterans.

EPA would lead a nationwide strategy to recover critical minerals from discarded materials, publish biennial reports, identify sources and barriers, and balance opportunities with health and environmental protections.

This measure would place certain synthetic opioids into Schedule I and expand federal enforcement against manufacturers and distributors.

Protects insurers serving state-authorized cannabis businesses and calls for a study of financial access.

Sets fiscal year 2027 funding for public lands, wildfire response, water systems, Tribal services, and related agencies.

Directs EPA and GAO to collect data and publish reports on recycling, composting, facilities, and end markets; authorizes funding.

Requires identity fraud screening of federal student aid applications and additional identity checks before aid can be paid to flagged applicants.

The bill would let the Postal Service keep a breast cancer fundraising stamp option through 2037. It does not require anyone to buy the stamp or set a price.

Designates the first week of April for asbestos awareness and urges public health education about exposure risks.

Expands crop insurance education and support for farm risk management, conservation, and market diversification.

Designates January 2026 as a month to raise awareness of stalking and support victims.

Creates crop-loss payments for eligible producers affected by disasters.

Encourages June Pride celebrations and recognizes LGBTQIA+ history, rights, and equality.

The bill creates a new federal crime for schemes to defraud veterans’ benefits. It targets people who knowingly commit or attempt fraud against veterans, dependents, or survivors.

Requires the HUD Secretary to report each year to Congress on department operations and housing-related issues.

It would add VA loan information to FHA borrower disclosures. It would also add a military-service question to loan applications.

Would limit where cases seeking orders enforceable nationwide can be filed.

Allows television coverage of open Supreme Court sessions, with an exception for due process rights.

Creates a Justice Department office to coordinate prevention programs, public education, research, and community crisis support.

Changes rules for detaining children who arrive with parents and limits state licensing requirements for covered facilities.