Legislation

The Equitable Transit Oriented Development Support Act aims to ensure that new development near public transit benefits existing communities rather than displacing them. It establishes a HUD grant program for equitable TOD planning and creates a fund to preserve and create affordable housing near transit stations. Additionally, the bill modifies federal infrastructure finance programs to allow Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) to play a larger role in financing these equitable transit projects.

This bill seeks to disapprove the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection's action to withdraw Circular 2024-04, which concerned whistleblower protections under the CFPA. By disapproving the withdrawal, the bill effectively reinstates the original circular. This action ensures that the guidance on whistleblower protections remains in effect.

This resolution formally condemns President Donald J. Trump for posting an AI-generated image depicting himself as Jesus Christ. The measure asserts that this social media post was disgraceful and disrespectful, diminishing the dignity of the Presidency. It finds that using sacred religious imagery for self-promotion undermines mutual respect and brings disrepute to the office.

This resolution commends the Islamic Republic of Pakistan for its crucial role in facilitating peace negotiations between the United States, Israel, and Iran. It recognizes the severe human and financial costs of the ongoing conflict. The bill specifically acknowledges Pakistan's emergence as a key, neutral mediator enabling constructive dialogue toward a lasting peace.

This resolution commends the "Donut Dollies" for their patriotic service and steadfast support of U.S. servicemembers, particularly during the Vietnam War. It honors these American Red Cross volunteers for providing vital recreation and emotional support in combat zones. The bill recognizes their extraordinary contributions to troop morale and preserves the legacy of their courage and sacrifice.

This joint resolution proposes a constitutional amendment to redefine birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment. It would require at least one parent to be a U.S. citizen, lawful permanent resident, or an active-duty service member for a child born in the U.S. to automatically receive citizenship.

The Fair and Accurate Ingredient Representation on Labels Act of 2026 establishes clear regulatory oversight and mandatory labeling standards for both cell-cultivated protein products and plant-based alternative protein products. It revises the division of responsibilities between the USDA and FDA for overseeing these novel foods. The bill mandates prominent labeling requirements to ensure consumers clearly understand the origin of these products, whether grown from cells or derived from plants.

This resolution condemns the antisemitic rhetoric spread by prominent online personalities, citing specific examples from Hasan Piker and Candace Owens. It urges social media platforms and public leaders to denounce this hate-filled content and take action against its dissemination. The bill emphasizes that such online narratives contribute to real-world harm against Jewish communities.

Logan's Law establishes a publicly accessible **Violent Criminal Offender Database** containing federal and state records of qualifying convictions. It mandates that states receiving Byrne JAG grants must submit this conviction data or risk losing funding. Additionally, the bill requires the Attorney General to report on and recommend improvements for criminal record sharing between states and federal entities.

This bill establishes the **Medicare Physician Data-driven Performance Payment System (DPPS)**, replacing the existing MIPS program starting in 2027. It sets new, fixed payment adjustment factors for performance levels beginning in 2028, emphasizing timely feedback for eligible professionals. Furthermore, the legislation mandates that any net savings collected from penalties be reinvested as lump-sum incentives for under-resourced small practices.

This resolution commends the American Chemical Society (ACS) on its 150th anniversary, recognizing its vital service to the United States. It honors the ACS's enduring contributions to science, education, and economic strength. The resolution further affirms the importance of promoting STEM education and careers in chemistry.

This bill significantly increases the maximum Federal Pell Grant award starting in 2026, with future increases tied to inflation. It also extends Pell Grant eligibility to cover a student's first postbaccalaureate program under specific conditions. Furthermore, the legislation increases the overall lifetime limit for Pell Grant eligibility from 12 to 16 semesters and excludes time spent in remedial courses from counting toward that limit.

The Community Connect Grant Program Act of 2026 updates and extends the existing grant program to expand high-speed internet access in rural areas. This bill significantly increases the minimum required internet speeds for funded projects to 100/20 Mbps. It also revises eligibility criteria to target areas with the most significant service gaps and extends the program's authorization through 2031.

This resolution expresses strong Congressional support for maintaining the current level of approximately 600 United States military personnel in the Kosovo Force (KFOR). It asserts that this presence is vital for regional stability, peace between Kosovo and Serbia, and that U.S. funding should not be used to reduce forces below this level. The bill recognizes KFOR's crucial role in deterring conflict and maintaining security in the region.

This resolution supports the goals of National Fentanyl Awareness Day in 2026 by emphasizing the urgent need to raise public awareness about the dangers of counterfeit pills containing fentanyl. It highlights the devastating impact these fake medications have on families and young people across the nation. The resolution specifically designates April 29, 2026, as the official awareness day.

This resolution expresses support for designating the week of May 3, 2026, through May 9, 2026, as "National Small Business Week." It aims to celebrate the vital contributions and entrepreneurial spirit of small businesses across the United States. The bill recognizes the essential role these businesses play in the national economy and applauds their resilience.

This resolution designates the week of April 20 through 26, 2026, as National Dark Sky Week to recognize the importance of preserving dark skies and reducing light pollution. It highlights the cultural, economic, and scientific value of the night sky, which is increasingly obscured by artificial light. The bill encourages federal agencies and communities to promote responsible lighting practices and expand opportunities for stargazing and astronomical education.

This bill officially designates the first Friday of May as "National Space Day." It recognizes the profound historical and ongoing contributions of the U.S. aerospace community to exploration, technology, and national security. The designation aims to celebrate achievements like the Apollo missions and the James Webb Space Telescope while encouraging STEM education for future generations.

This bill expresses Congressional disapproval of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) rule that withdrew a previous regulation concerning the Fair Credit Reporting Act's preemption of state laws. By disapproving the CFPB's action, Congress effectively nullifies the withdrawal. Consequently, the original rule regarding state law preemption remains in effect.

This bill expresses support for designating a week as "National American Birding Week" to recognize the importance of bird migration and the economic impact of birding. It highlights the threats facing migratory bird populations and applauds efforts promoting both conservation and economic development through birdwatching. The resolution encourages public participation in birding events to support these conservation goals.