American Legislation

Very large businesses must pay or guarantee full grid upgrade costs to serve them. States must adopt or decide on matching rules within two years.

Expands border barriers, surveillance, detention, and asylum rules; sets staffing and reporting requirements and authorizes targeted funding.

The bill expands border enforcement and changes asylum, detention, parole, and workplace verification rules.

Strengthens security funding, school reporting, and platform transparency to combat antisemitism and protect Jewish students, communities, and houses of worship.

This bill expands Medicaid payment-audit oversight by RACs, requires more reporting, includes managed care payments in reviews, and tests broader participation through a five-year demonstration project.

Protects federal employees' access to reproductive care by restricting agency moves to restrictive states and by covering travel, leave, privacy, and anti-retaliation.

Moves Congress to two-year budget resolutions; creates a commission to recommend fiscal reforms and requires new budget analyses and briefings.

Reinstates penalties for unauthorized veteran fees; requires VA notices, searchable accreditation lists, claim questions, and limits certain automated calls.

Creates a CDFI Fund program to grant $500M/year (2026–2030) for affordable housing development, preservation, mortgage and related community facilities.

Aims to improve school services for children who are deafblind. Families and schools may see new supports, training, or coordination.

A short-term exchange to boost manufacturing skills by sending workers overseas for hands-on training in strategic sectors with a sunset.

Expands investment screening to biotechnology and requires a review of U.S. capital flows into China’s biotechnology sector.

Requires time-and-a-half pay on federal public holidays for covered workers; higher state or local holiday pay rules remain in effect.

Creates a five-year path to full forgiveness of federal loans for educators in high-need schools, with ongoing monthly relief during service.

Creates a commission to plan federal activities for the 250th anniversary of the 1777–78 Philadelphia Campaign, publish reports, and recommend commemorative actions and funding.

Reduce some fuel excise taxes above $3.99/gal and limit certain oil and gas tax benefits; transfers replace lost trust fund revenue.

Establishes a 15-year tax credit for rent-restricted rental housing serving households at or below 100% of area median income.

Requires photo IDs and document assistance for people leaving federal custody and help making release plans.

Directs export controls and allied coordination to restrict advanced semiconductor equipment exports and servicing to certain countries and facilities.

Extends VA health, counseling, burial, education, and housing benefits to former service members discharged for sexual orientation or gender identity.

Expands vaccine access, raises Medicaid/CHIP payment rates, supports tribal data access, and requires vaccination rate reports.

Limits state seizure of securities, digital assets, and investment accounts held by custodians unless specific death or contact timeframes are met.

Creates an interest-bearing Treasury account for state non-federal contributions to the Lower Colorado River multi-species conservation program and allows investment in U.S. obligations.

Requires mandatory funding for Title I Part A and IDEA from 2026–2035 with listed annual amounts and emergency designation.