American Legislation

Geothermal Milestone-Based Demonstration Program would be created by the DOE to fund at least three projects across three states within 180 days of enactment.

It would cancel a federal health rule about 2027 benefits and the Basic Health Program. If passed, it could change costs for buyers and insurers.

Bill would phase in overtime pay for agricultural workers, reaching 40 hours weekly by 2030-2033, with thresholds based on employer size.

Would limit citizenship at birth for some children born in the United States based on their parents’ immigration status and other circumstances.

The bill would let eligible homeowner associations seek loans to repair disaster-damaged shared areas and protect property from future disasters.

It would modify rural housing financing rules to include accessory dwelling units. It could affect who can borrow and how loans are approved in rural areas.

It would bar registered exchanges from listing contracts tied to war, terrorism, or an individual's death. Details on penalties and implementation are unclear.

Allows states to opt out of certain federal interest-rate rules for loans from banks and credit unions chartered in the state.

Recognizes World War II Cadet Nurse Corps service and provides limited burial benefits.

VA would update an existing directive to apply informed consent to five medication types. Veterans and VA staff may see changes in consent procedures.

The bill would require ads funded by foreign governments or people to disclose who paid for them. The FTC would enforce the rule.

Labels must show if a product is cell-cultured or imitation. This helps shoppers know what they are buying.

Agency heads would share housing data and plan proposals. The bill doesn’t change costs or programs now, but could guide future housing policy.

Would support optional newborn CMV screening, state procedures, and related research.

Would provide voter registration and voting rights information to certain renters and mortgage applicants.

The proposal would make voter registration and voting more accessible to unhoused people through updated rules, outreach, and grants.

If VA employees leave before investigations finish, the case continues and an adverse finding can be filed permanently, with notice, response time, and appeal options.

Would increase federal student loan limits for eligible undergraduate flight training students.

The bill would let the Defense Secretary delegate drone-threat duties to other officials. It also limits sharing technical details of counter-drone work, especially overseas.

The bill changes how accrediting agencies are judged for federal recognition. It limits what they may consider about race, sex, and other demographics.

Creates civil and criminal consequences for certain nonconsensual disclosures of digitally altered intimate images.

Sets fraud warnings, customer protections, and transaction limits for virtual currency kiosks.

Creates an optional Medicare payment for hospitals supporting residency training in rural locations.

Updates securities rules for certain 403(b) retirement plans and their investment options.