Legislation

This bill, the "Protect Local Funding Act," prohibits the finalization, implementation, or enforcement of the proposed "Regulation for Federal Financial Assistance" published on May 29, 2026, or any substantially similar rule. It prevents federal agencies from enacting this specific regulation concerning federal financial assistance.

This bill mandates a comprehensive report detailing the infrastructure readiness of NATO's Eastern Frontier allies to meet defense requirements against potential Russian aggression. The report must assess progress across key areas like transportation, energy, and communications, identify critical shortfalls, and recommend U.S. actions to address them. Furthermore, the legislation authorizes prioritizing U.S. security assistance for these key allies based on the findings.

This bill, the "District of Columbia Courts Judicial Vacancy Reduction Act," changes how judges are appointed to D.C. courts by eliminating the requirement for Senate confirmation. The President will directly appoint judges from a list provided by the Judicial Nomination Commission, or the Commission itself can appoint if the President fails to act. Congress retains the power to block any appointment within 30 days through a joint resolution of disapproval.

This bill, the "AI Security and Innovation Act," establishes a new Center for AI Security and Innovation within the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). The Center will focus on measuring AI risks, supporting information sharing, and ensuring U.S. leadership in AI research and evaluation. It will specifically evaluate the security of advanced AI systems against threats from foreign adversaries. The legislation authorizes funding through fiscal year 2032 and explicitly prohibits the Center from having any regulatory or enforcement authority.

This bill, the GHOSTRUCK Act, amends federal law to allow motor carrier employees or authorized agents to edit or annotate electronic logging device (ELD) records. These edits are permitted only if the person making the change is physically located in North America and the driver must approve the final annotation.

This bill, the "Worst of the Worst Act," mandates the Secretary of Homeland Security to create and maintain a publicly accessible online database. This database must list information for every criminal alien released from custody, including their photo, name, and release details. The information will be searchable by name and jurisdiction.

The **Make More in America Act of 2026** fundamentally expands the mission of the Export-Import Bank to actively finance the domestic development, commercialization, and production of critical technologies, aiming to counter foreign competition, particularly from China. It establishes the new "Make More in America Program" to support U.S. manufacturing projects in strategic industries, requiring job creation commitments and prevailing wage standards. Furthermore, the bill creates an Investment Committee to develop a 10-year national investment roadmap and enhances interagency coordination to align federal resources supporting domestic industrial growth.

This resolution recognizes the critical role pollinators play in U.S. agriculture and ecosystem health, noting their contribution of over $18 billion annually to crop production. It highlights the severe decline of many native pollinator species, such as the Western monarch butterfly. The House of Representatives officially expresses support for National Pollinator Week to encourage conservation and public education efforts.

This resolution officially designates July 15, 2026, as "Glioblastoma Awareness Day." It seeks to raise public awareness about glioblastoma, the most aggressive and deadliest form of malignant brain tumor. The bill supports increased research efforts and better treatments to improve the outlook and quality of life for those affected by this devastating disease.

This resolution amends Senate rules to prohibit Senators from buying or selling publicly traded stocks or cryptocurrencies. This restriction on investment activity will take effect on January 1, 2027.

The VA Health Care Capacity Assessment Act mandates the Department of Veterans Affairs to conduct and report on comprehensive staffing assessments at all VA medical facilities every two years. This report must evaluate whether current staffing, space, and clinical panel sizes meet goals for timely veteran access to care. It also requires the VA to detail identified problems, present plans to fix them, and analyze current wait times and succession planning for key provider roles.

This resolution celebrates the 54-year legacy of Title IX, recognizing its crucial role in expanding educational and athletic opportunities for women and girls. It reaffirms the law's purpose to prohibit sex discrimination in federally funded education while condemning recent actions that undermine protections for all students, including LGBTQIA+ individuals. The bill calls for continued efforts to eliminate remaining barriers to equality, such as sexual harassment and disparities in sports funding.

This resolution officially recognizes the critical role of pollinators in supporting U.S. agriculture and ecosystem health. It designates June 22 through June 28, 2026, as "National Pollinator Week." The bill highlights the significant economic contributions of pollinators while noting alarming declines in native species populations. It encourages public education and conservation efforts during the designated week.

The Affordable Youth Enrichment Opportunities Act establishes a new federal income tax deduction for parents covering expenses for their children's participation in qualified enrichment programs, such as academic tutoring, athletics, or arts activities. Beginning in tax year 2027, eligible taxpayers can deduct up to $5,000 annually, subject to specific income limitations. This provision aims to make youth enrichment opportunities more financially accessible for families.

This Act imposes an immediate moratorium on the construction and upgrading of new or existing large-scale Artificial Intelligence Data Centers. The pause will remain in effect until Congress passes legislation that mandates federal safety reviews for AI products and ensures the economic benefits of AI are shared broadly. Upon lifting the moratorium, any new or upgraded facilities must meet strict environmental, community approval, and labor standards.

This Act officially redesignates the Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park as the Ocmulgee Mounds National Park, aligning its administration with other National Park System units. It maintains existing fishing and hunting regulations while directing the Secretary of the Interior to increase employment opportunities for culturally affiliated Indian tribes. Furthermore, the bill authorizes agreements with the Muscogee (Creek) Nation for resource management and directs the transfer of specific acreage into federal trust status for the Tribe, excluding gaming use.

The Emergency Conservation Program Improvement Act of 2025 updates critical disaster assistance programs for farmers and forest landowners. This legislation expands eligible conservation activities, clarifies wildfire damage coverage, and introduces advance payment options for producers undertaking emergency repairs. It also extends the timeline for producers to complete necessary restoration work following a disaster.

This bill directs the President to withdraw U.S. Armed Forces from hostilities involving Iran, utilizing the authority provided by the War Powers Resolution. The President may only keep forces deployed if they are necessary to defend the U.S. or its allies from an imminent attack. This directive does not apply if Congress has already provided a formal authorization for military action against Iran.

The **21st Century ROAD to Housing Act** is a comprehensive bill designed to significantly increase housing supply, improve affordability, and modernize federal housing programs. It tackles issues from streamlining construction regulations and incentivizing local zoning reform to restricting large corporate home purchases and enhancing financing for manufactured homes. Ultimately, the Act aims to create more pathways to homeownership and ensure safer, more stable rental conditions across the country.

The Helen Keller Education Act amends the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) to significantly improve services for children who are deafblind across their lifespan. It mandates better identification, ensures specialized instruction and related services like intervener support, and strengthens early intervention for infants and toddlers. The bill also expands federal funding to train more professionals and interveners to meet the unique communication and learning needs of this population.