Legislation

The Recreational Drone Empowerment Act simplifies drone operations by expanding the areas where hobbyists can fly without prior FAA authorization. The bill clarifies that recreational operators may fly in Class G airspace and specific Class E airspace without needing to request permission.

The Agricultural Management Assistance Act of 2026 expands federal support for agricultural risk management by increasing annual funding and broadening technical and educational assistance for producers and insurers. The bill updates eligible conservation and diversification activities—including soil health, organic certification, and climate-resilient practices—while restructuring payment limits to provide greater long-term financial flexibility.

The Jury Duty Exemption for Breastfeeding Act of 2026 allows individuals to be excused from jury service in federal and District of Columbia courts if they are breastfeeding. This legislation ensures that nursing parents can request an exemption to better accommodate their personal and family health needs.

The Settlement Agreement Information Database Act of 2026 mandates that federal agencies create and maintain a public, searchable online database of major government settlement agreements. This initiative aims to increase transparency by providing detailed information on significant civil and criminal settlements, including payment amounts, involved parties, and the specific laws addressed. Agencies are required to publish these records annually while adhering to existing confidentiality and Freedom of Information Act protections.

This bill authorizes the use of the U.S. Capitol Grounds for the 2026 National Peace Officers' Memorial Service and the National Honor Guard and Pipe Band Exhibition. It outlines the logistical requirements, financial responsibilities, and safety regulations for these public events. Additionally, the bill establishes a temporary National Commission on the Future of the Army to evaluate and provide recommendations regarding the structure and force mixture of the U.S. Army.

The Federal Building Threat Notification Act mandates the development of standardized emergency communication protocols for federal buildings to ensure occupants are promptly informed during life safety events. This legislation requires the General Services Administration and the Federal Protective Service to provide facility security committees with clear best practices for threat notification and safety procedures. Ultimately, the Act aims to enhance occupant safety by ensuring consistent, actionable guidance is implemented across all applicable federal facilities.

The Wildfire Aerial Response Safety Act directs the FAA to study the impact of unauthorized drone flights on federal wildfire suppression efforts. This legislation requires an analysis of how drone incursions delay firefighting operations and increase costs, while evaluating the effectiveness of educational outreach and counter-drone technologies. The findings and recommendations will be submitted in a formal report to Congress.

The Supersonic Aviation Modernization Act directs the FAA to establish regulations allowing civil supersonic flight over the United States, provided that no sonic booms reach the ground. The bill also mandates the implementation of strict noise standards for supersonic aircraft during takeoff and landing, ensuring they remain consistent with current subsonic requirements. Additionally, it requires the FAA to create a framework for periodically updating these standards to incorporate future technological advancements.

This resolution commemorates the 114th anniversary of the Girl Scouts of the United States of America, honoring its enduring legacy of fostering leadership, confidence, and character in girls. It celebrates the organization's commitment to community service, STEM education, and civic engagement while recognizing the achievements of Gold Award recipients. The bill further encourages the continued support of future women leaders as the organization prepares for its upcoming national events.

This resolution commemorates the 175th anniversary of the YMCA, honoring its long-standing commitment to building healthy spirits, minds, and bodies for all. It recognizes the organization’s historical contributions to American society and commends the staff and volunteers who continue to foster community connection and well-being across the nation.

The Contract Our Veterans Act of 2026 strengthens federal support for veteran-owned small businesses by streamlining sole-source and restricted-competition contracting processes. The bill establishes a government-wide goal of awarding at least 5% of federal contract dollars to these businesses and mandates rigorous annual reporting to ensure transparency. Additionally, it integrates veteran-owned firms into key procurement programs, scorecards, and mentorship initiatives to increase their participation in the federal marketplace.

The Private Detention Accountability Act increases oversight of immigration detention facilities by requiring the Director of ICE to submit detailed audit reports to Congress regarding facility conditions and corrective actions. Furthermore, the bill restricts the placement of new detainees in facilities until they have successfully passed an audit and addressed all identified deficiencies.

The Transportation Security Administration Pay Act of 2026 ensures that TSA personnel continue to receive their pay and benefits during a potential government shutdown in fiscal year 2026. This legislation provides a temporary funding mechanism that remains in effect until regular appropriations are enacted or through September 30, 2026.

The Digital Commodity Intermediaries Act establishes a comprehensive federal regulatory framework for digital assets by placing oversight of cash and spot markets under the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). The bill mandates that digital commodity exchanges and brokers register with the CFTC, adhere to strict customer protection and asset-segregation standards, and comply with new conflict-of-interest rules. By clarifying legal definitions and providing an expedited registration process, the legislation aims to increase market stability while protecting individual investors and exempting software developers from intermediary regulations.

This resolution censures Representative Andrew Ogles for spreading Islamophobic, racist, and anti-immigrant rhetoric, as well as for providing false information regarding his educational and professional background. Consequently, the measure mandates a formal public censure and removes Representative Ogles from his position on the House Committee on Homeland Security.

The End Warehouse Detention Act prohibits the use of specific federal funds for the purchase, operation, or maintenance of warehouses as immigration detention facilities. This legislation ensures that government resources cannot be utilized to repurpose warehouse spaces for the detention of noncitizens by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement or U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

The Specialty CROP Act of 2026 mandates an annual report from the Secretary of Agriculture to Congress regarding the competitiveness of U.S. specialty crop exports. This legislation requires an analysis of foreign trade barriers, their economic impact, and the executive branch’s ongoing efforts to eliminate these obstacles. By incorporating public input and ensuring transparency, the Act aims to strengthen the global market position of American specialty crop producers.

The ICE Funding Accountability Act restricts the use of specific federal funds by prohibiting their application toward the hiring, recruitment, or salary payments of new U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) personnel. The bill aims to limit the expansion of these agencies by barring the use of designated appropriations for new staff onboarding or retention incentives.

The Medical Nutrition Therapy Act of 2026 expands Medicare coverage to include medical nutrition therapy for a broader range of chronic conditions, such as obesity, hypertension, and cancer. The bill also increases access to these services by allowing a wider variety of healthcare professionals to order them. Additionally, it establishes a five-year pilot program to evaluate the impact of these services on patient health outcomes and overall Medicare spending.

The McIntire-Stennis Act District of Columbia Equality Act amends existing federal law to include the District of Columbia as an eligible jurisdiction for funding under the McIntire-Stennis Cooperative Forestry Act. This legislation ensures the District has equal access to federal resources dedicated to forestry research and education.