Legislation

This Act requires the Secretary of State to determine whether the People's Republic of China has committed atrocities, genocide, or crimes against humanity against the Tibetan people. The Secretary must report these findings, along with supporting evidence and policy recommendations, to Congress within specified deadlines. This legislation mandates a formal U.S. government assessment of the situation in Tibet based on established international definitions of atrocity crimes.

This bill seeks to disapprove and void a specific rule issued by the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection concerning examinations for risks to active-duty servicemembers and their dependents. By invoking the Congressional Review Act, the measure ensures this particular CFPB regulation will not take effect or be enforced.

The Workforce Transparency Act of 2026 establishes a voluntary federal framework for sharing aggregated, de-identified data about how artificial intelligence systems impact the workforce. This allows AI providers and customers to submit privacy-protected information on task usage and geographic distribution to the Department of Labor. The Act aims to support evidence-based policy while strictly prohibiting the disclosure of individual privacy, trade secrets, or proprietary information. No entity is required to participate, and choosing not to submit data cannot result in adverse inferences by federal agencies.

The FAIR Labels Act of 2026 establishes clear labeling requirements and regulatory oversight for both cell-cultivated protein products and plant-based alternative protein products. It mandates that cell-cultivated products must prominently feature the term "cell-cultivated" on their labels, while plant-based alternatives must be clearly identified as "plant-based alternative protein product." Furthermore, the bill updates the agreement between the USDA and HHS to clarify their respective roles in regulating the safety and production of cell-cultivated protein.

The Caja del Rio Protection Act establishes permanent protections for federal lands in New Mexico by creating the Caja del Rio Special Management Area and the Caja del Rio National Conservation Area. This legislation safeguards the region's cultural, spiritual, and ecological values while prioritizing Tribal consultation and management roles. The bill restricts new roads and motorized vehicle use while explicitly allowing existing grazing and protecting municipal water rights for Santa Fe. Finally, it withdraws an additional area from all forms of resource extraction and development.

The Peer Support for Our First Responders Act of 2026 establishes an interagency working group to improve mental and behavioral health support for law enforcement officers and first responders. This group will review best practices for peer-to-peer support programs tailored to these professions. The Act mandates the delivery of updated recommendations to Congress and the public regarding evidence-based standards for effective programs.

The AI OVERWATCH Act establishes strict new export controls on advanced integrated circuits to designated countries of concern, including China, Iran, and Russia. It mandates a rigorous licensing process requiring detailed Congressional certification before high-performance chips can be transferred. Furthermore, the bill temporarily halts all licenses for these chips while requiring the development of a comprehensive national strategy to secure U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence.

The Public Lands Integrity Act amends the Congressional Budget Act of 1974 to classify any provision resulting in the sale, disposal, or transfer of federal lands as "extraneous" under the Byrd Rule. This change aims to prevent such land transactions from being included in budget reconciliation processes.

The KOMBUCHA Act aims to support domestic manufacturers by exempting low alcohol by volume (no more than 1.25% ABV) kombucha from federal taxes levied on wine and beer. This legislation specifically defines qualifying kombucha as a beverage fermented solely by a SCOBY using standard ingredients. The bill ensures these producers are not subject to existing complex federal beverage tax regulations.

This resolution officially designates May 6 through May 12, 2025, as "National Nurses Week." It recognizes the essential role nurses play in patient care, health advocacy, and improving healthcare quality across the nation. The bill encourages the public to observe this week with appropriate recognition for the contributions of nurses.

This act aims to lower expenses for American farmers by immediately eliminating tariffs on phosphate imports from Morocco. It also revokes existing countervailing duty orders on phosphate fertilizers originating from Morocco. The legislation mandates the refunding of previously collected duties to importers.

The CARE for Parenting Students Act aims to support student parents by expanding eligibility for child care assistance. It achieves this by broadening the definition of qualifying "parental activity" under existing federal child care programs. Furthermore, the bill authorizes significant additional funding of \$850 million annually for the Child Care and Development Block Grant from 2027 through 2031.

This bill, the Geese House Site Conveyance Act, directs the Secretary of the Interior to transfer approximately 21,578 acres of federal land within Denali National Park and Preserve to Doyon, Limited. The transfer is subject to certain restrictions, including prohibiting mineral activities and requiring the preservation of the cultural value of the Geese House. The Act also mandates an adjustment to the National Park and Preserve boundary to exclude the conveyed land.

This resolution expresses support for designating May 4, 2026, as a "National Day of Reason." It recognizes reason as fundamental to human progress, U.S. founding principles, and the protection of civil liberties. The bill encourages Americans to observe the day by promoting critical thought and the scientific method.

This bill expresses support for designating the week of May 3 through May 9, 2026, as "National Small Business Week." It aims to celebrate the vital contributions of the nation's millions of small businesses and entrepreneurs to the U.S. economy. The resolution honors the hard work and achievements of small business owners and their employees across every community.

The Medicare Advantage Improvement Act of 2026 aims to significantly enhance patient care and transparency within Medicare Advantage (MA) plans. This legislation mandates faster coverage decisions, including real-time authorizations for routine services, and tightens rules against retroactive claim denials. Furthermore, it establishes a new compliance and accountability program for MA organizations, imposing payment reductions for noncompliance and integrating compliance into the MA Star Ratings system. Finally, the bill aligns MA medical necessity criteria more closely with traditional Medicare standards.

This resolution expresses the sense of the House that small business owners seeking financing deserve fundamental rights. These rights include transparent pricing, responsible underwriting, fair treatment from all parties involved, and protection against predatory lending practices. The bill aims to guide future legislation to better support the growth and stability of America's small businesses.

The HELP Separated Children Act establishes comprehensive procedures to protect the rights and ensure the well-being of children when their parents are apprehended during immigration enforcement actions. It mandates that DHS officials identify detained parents, provide them with immediate access to make childcare arrangements, and facilitate ongoing communication and legal participation in child welfare and custody proceedings. The bill also requires mandatory training for personnel and extensive data collection to track the outcomes for these families.

The Homeownership Savings Act establishes a new tax-advantaged savings account to help first-time homebuyers save for a down payment and closing costs. Contributions to this account are tax-deductible up to annual limits, and earnings grow tax-free. Withdrawals used for qualified home purchases are also tax-free, though non-qualified withdrawals incur a significant penalty.

The Guard the Skies Act authorizes the National Guard to protect critical facilities and assets from threats posed by unmanned aircraft (drones). This authority is established at the request of a state's governor and requires consultation with the Secretary of Defense. The bill outlines specific conditions under which National Guard members can be activated and take action against threatening drones.