Legislation

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.

The Support Our Miners Act aims to restore the real value of monthly disability benefits for coal miners suffering from black lung disease. This legislation sets the 2026 benefit rate to match the inflation-adjusted value of the original 1969 payment. Starting in 2027, benefits will be automatically adjusted annually based on the Consumer Price Index to ensure they keep pace with the cost of living.

This resolution congratulates the Carolina Hurricanes on winning the 2026 Stanley Cup Championship, their first in 20 years. It celebrates their dominant playoff run, significant economic impact on Wake County, and extensive community contributions. The bill also recognizes the outstanding performances of the players, coaches, and staff who brought the championship back to Raleigh.

The Blair Holt Firearm Owner Licensing and Record of Sale Act of 2026 establishes a federal licensing system required for possessing handguns and certain semiautomatic rifles. It mandates that all sales or transfers of these firearms must go through a licensed dealer, creating a national record of sale system. The bill also introduces new criminal penalties for non-compliance and funds research into firearm injuries.

This resolution sets the strict rules for the House of Representatives to consider several key legislative items, primarily focusing on the fiscal year 2027 defense authorization bill (H.R. 8800). It streamlines the process by limiting debate, waiving procedural objections, and severely restricting the types of amendments that can be offered for the defense, national security, and disability insurance bills. The resolution also provides for the consideration of a resolution commemorating the Working Families Tax Cuts anniversary.

This Act mandates a comprehensive report analyzing the link between military sexual trauma, intimate partner violence, and suicide risk among service members and veterans. Based on these findings, the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs must update their clinical guidelines for suicide risk assessment and management. The goal is to improve personal risk assessments by incorporating these critical risk factors.

The Water Resources Development Act of 2026 overhauls the Army Corps of Engineers' management of water projects nationwide to increase efficiency and responsiveness. It establishes new internal offices, accelerates feasibility studies, and updates federal flood policy to address modern challenges like sea-level rise. The bill also authorizes hundreds of new local infrastructure projects while streamlining permitting and prioritizing nature-based solutions. Overall, it aims to deliver critical flood control, navigation, and ecosystem restoration projects to communities faster.

The Working Families Home Construction Act of 2026 directs Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase and securitize specific construction loans for owner-occupied homes. This initiative aims to channel financing toward building affordable housing for middle-income families, defined as those earning between 90% and 130% of the area median income. The bill reallocates a portion of existing affordable housing funds to support this new construction financing mechanism.

The SABER Act of 2026 renames the legislation and expands the uses of the Ukraine Support Fund. This change allows the fund to be used by the Government of Ukraine to purchase defense articles and services necessary for responding to and recovering from Russian aggression.

The Investor Choice Act of 2026 aims to restore investors' ability to choose their preferred method for resolving disputes with companies and financial professionals. It prohibits mandatory arbitration clauses in agreements between issuers and shareholders, as well as those imposed by brokers and investment advisers. This legislation ensures investors can pursue claims in court or choose arbitration, overriding limitations imposed by the Federal Arbitration Act.

This resolution condemns local prosecution policies that grant preferential treatment to foreign nationals over U.S. citizens, arguing such practices endanger communities. It asserts that prioritizing the comfort of criminal aliens over justice for victims violates civil rights. The bill urges prosecutors to apply the law equally to all criminals, regardless of immigration status.