Legislation

This Act establishes the National Task Force on Caregiving Youth of Veterans to address the needs of young people who provide unpaid care to veterans and service members. The Task Force will conduct a national study to assess the impact on these youths and develop policy recommendations for federal agencies. Its goal is to ensure these vital caregivers receive appropriate recognition, support, and resources.

The Countering Russian Trafficking Act targets the systematic abduction and forced transfer of Ukrainian children by Russian state and non-state actors. This bill directs the President to impose sanctions on individuals and entities involved in these severe human trafficking crimes, including those facilitating the children's deportation, indoctrination, and illegal placement. Congress declares this activity one of the most severe ongoing human trafficking crimes of the 21st century requiring an aggressive response.

The Sustainable Homeownership Act aims to strengthen the mortgage market by imposing new insurance requirements on high loan-to-value mortgages purchased by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. It also mandates that these enterprises transfer the majority of their credit risk to the private market and establishes new capital and return-on-equity regulations. Finally, the bill modifies how loan limits are adjusted annually, linking them to slower growth in median household income or housing prices.

The Combat Pay Protection Act mandates a one-time corrective increase and subsequent annual adjustments for certain special and incentive pays for members of the Armed Forces to keep pace with inflation and basic pay growth. These required increases will override any existing statutory caps that would otherwise limit the pay adjustments. Additionally, the bill clarifies and streamlines the authority for providing bonuses and special pays to members of the Reserve components.

This resolution expresses Congress's recognition of Medicaid as a vital lifeline for millions of Americans' healthcare. It highlights the significant, damaging cuts to the program enacted by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1). The bill urges federal agencies to immediately assess the impact of these cuts and new requirements on state programs and enrollees.

The Methane Removal Research and Innovation Act of 2026 establishes a dedicated Methane Removal Research Initiative led by the Department of Energy. This initiative will fund multidisciplinary research to advance scientific understanding and develop practical methods for removing methane from the atmosphere. The bill authorizes $25 million annually from fiscal years 2027 through 2031 to support this critical research effort.

The National Fab Lab Network Act of 2026 establishes a nonprofit corporation to create and support a national network of local digital fabrication laboratories (fab labs). These labs will provide universal access to tools that turn digital designs into physical objects, aiming to promote STEM skills, innovation, entrepreneurship, and workforce development across the U.S. The corporation will work to establish at least one fab lab in every Congressional District, prioritizing underserved communities.

The AI Incident Reporting Act mandates that developers of advanced artificial intelligence models posing serious national security or public safety risks must report specific dangerous incidents to the Secretary of Commerce. This system requires reporting on issues like evasion of human control, theft of model weights, and capabilities related to cyberattacks or CBRNE weapons. The bill establishes strict confidentiality protections for submitted information while setting civil penalties for non-compliance.

The Saving Today’s Acute-Care Resources (STAR) Act extends reduced Medicare payment rates for long-term care hospitals (LTCHs) through fiscal year 2032. It introduces a new pathway for LTCHs to be exempt from these site-neutral payments based on a high clinical severity threshold for certain patient discharges. The bill also modifies existing exemption criteria related to prior intensive care unit stays and ventilator use to allow for qualifying preceding stays in LTCHs or critical access hospitals.

This bill directs the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to coordinate with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to share data on veterans enrolled in both VA and Medicare programs. This coordination aims to prevent duplicate payments and services when administering the Veterans Community Care Program. Additionally, the VA must identify specialized Medicare Advantage plans that offer specific benefits beneficial to veteran health.

The Local Foods for Healthy Schools Act of 2026 establishes a new federal program to increase the availability of locally sourced food in schools. This act directs the Secretary of Agriculture to provide noncompetitive funding to state agencies to purchase local foods directly from producers for distribution to participating schools. The program aims to support local agriculture while ensuring students have access to fresh, regional products.

The Green Ribbon Act of 2026 establishes a Department of Education program to recognize schools achieving excellence in environmental literacy, emission reductions, and positive health impacts. It also creates a parallel award program for non-formal learning institutions through the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Furthermore, the Act establishes a new Office of School Infrastructure and Sustainability within the Department of Education to provide technical assistance and oversee these initiatives.

This bill establishes a federal standard of identity for honey to combat adulteration and protect consumers. It creates the Honey Integrity Program, which mandates rigorous testing, especially for imports, and establishes a National Honey Center of Excellence. Furthermore, the legislation requires mandatory country-of-origin labeling for honey sold in the United States.

This resolution recognizes Michigan's admission as the 26th state and celebrates the significant contributions of its people to the United States. It uses the upcoming 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence as an occasion to reflect on Michigan's lasting impact on the nation.

This bill honors John Wathan for his remarkable 47-year career with the Kansas City Royals across numerous roles, including player, manager, and broadcaster. It specifically recognizes his contributions to the 1985 World Series championship and his record-setting performance as a catcher. The legislation celebrates his lasting impact on the franchise and the Kansas City community.

This resolution reaffirms the House of Representatives' commitment to the founding ideals of liberty, equality, and opportunity for all immigrant communities as the nation approaches its 250th anniversary. It acknowledges past failures to fully realize these ideals and highlights the significant contributions immigrants make to the United States. The bill supports expanding programs that help immigrants overcome barriers to full participation and urges increased investment in equitable community strengthening initiatives.

This resolution honors the crew of the USS Liberty following the 1967 Israeli attack and urges the full declassification of all related government records. It also affirms that the safety of U.S. citizens and service members must be the paramount consideration in American foreign policy.

This bill recognizes the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States and reaffirms the nation's commitment to public health and prevention. It asserts that a healthy populace is essential to preserving American ideals like life and liberty. The legislation encourages efforts to improve access to preventive healthcare, screenings, and healthy environments for future generations.

This resolution officially designates June as Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month. It highlights the widespread impact of Alzheimer's disease, including rising prevalence, significant caregiver strain, and health disparities. The measure encourages public education, advocacy for research and support services, and support for those affected by the disease.

This resolution expresses the House's disapproval of the current abstract design concept for the National Global War on Terrorism Memorial. It demands a redesigned monument that clearly and unmistakably honors the combat reality, valor, and profound sacrifice of post-9/11 veterans. The bill calls for a design that explicitly showcases the service and sacrifice of those who fought the Global War on Terrorism.