American Legislation

The bill would authorize additional funding for the Federal Aviation Administration, but the provided text gives no details about its amount or use.

A resolution recognizing Texas A&M University’s 150 years of service.

joint resolution to disapprove an epa at-berth vessel pollution standard under the congressional review act, blocking federal enforcement and potentially altering port operations, ship emissions controls, and air-quality protections.

requires clearer explanations in medicare materials about how va enrollment affects part b premiums and part d creditable coverage.

Requires clemency recipients to disclose benefits, expands bribery penalties to include clemency, and creates a public reporting portal to improve transparency and enforcement.

Would create an independent commission to review how policies affect children and advise lawmakers and agencies.

Sets specialized education, assessment, language access, and staff development requirements for students with sensory disabilities.

Allows non-supervisory Board of Veterans’ Appeals attorneys to advance to GS-15.

Creates open-access facilities to help develop and scale up technologies for bio-based products.

Creates grants to help school food authorities prepare more meals from scratch.

Bill would raise the executive, administrative, and professional overtime salary threshold to $55,000 in 2027, rising yearly and tied to regional earnings data.

Would provide temporary protected status to eligible Burmese nationals for an initial 18-month period.

Raises penalties for certain illegal calls, automated texts, and inaccurate caller identification.

Awards Major Thomas D. Howie a Congressional Gold Medal for his bravery and service in Normandy.

The bill would extend duty preferences for Haitian goods and add labor-review steps, aiming to boost Haitian exports and support export-related assistance.

A resolution would designate August 20 as an annual day to remember slavery and encourage public observances.

Would require covered employers to provide two paid hours for voting-related activities in federal elections.

Studies how people understand hurricane warnings and prepare for storms.

The bill would raise federal Medicaid matching payments for increased maternal health spending, with conditions for states.

Married couples could count each spouse's student loan interest separately, possibly changing how you claim the deduction on your taxes.

Requires caffeine disclosures, safety reviews, public education, and a study of caffeinated beverage marketing.

Authorizes funding for UNFPA programs in maternal health, family planning, and humanitarian emergencies.

Sets lease protections for residents in manufactured home communities tied to certain federally backed financing.

The bill lets federal workers rehired after probation start a shorter probation by time previously served. It applies only if the former agency rehired them.