Legislation

This bill authorizes government representatives and military personnel from Taiwan to display the flag and official insignia of the Republic of China while conducting official business. This permission applies to the wearing of uniforms, participation in government-hosted ceremonies, and official social media engagements.

The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom Reauthorization Act of 2026 extends the operations and funding of the Commission through September 30, 2028. This legislation ensures the continued mandate of the Commission in monitoring and promoting religious freedom globally.

The SAFE Drugs Act of 2026 strengthens federal oversight of compounded drug products to enhance patient safety. The bill limits the compounding of copies of commercially available drugs, mandates new reporting for interstate compounding, and increases inspection and registration requirements for large-scale outsourcing facilities. Additionally, it authorizes the Secretary of Health and Human Services to adjust establishment fees to ensure adequate funding for safety oversight.

The Supreme Court Biennial Appointments and Term Limits Act of 2026 establishes a regularized appointment schedule, requiring the President to nominate one new Supreme Court justice every two years. The bill limits the Court to 18 total justices, with the nine most recently appointed members presiding over appellate cases. This legislation aims to create a predictable rotation for judicial appointments and modernize the structure of the Supreme Court.

The Sports Training, Recreation, and Opportunities for the Next Generation (STRONG Kids) Act establishes a federal grant program to expand access to youth sports and physical activity. By providing funding to national and regional organizations, the bill supports local initiatives that improve program quality, promote athlete safety, and reduce barriers to participation for underserved youth.

The CHARTS Act establishes a grant program to help long-term and post-acute care providers adopt advanced health information technology. This initiative aims to improve care coordination, streamline data exchange, and enhance patient outcomes by facilitating seamless transitions between healthcare settings.

The Alzheimer’s Early Detection Act of 2026 mandates that private health insurance plans and Medicaid provide comprehensive coverage for Alzheimer’s biomarker testing. By prohibiting restrictive cost-sharing, step therapy, and lengthy authorization delays, the bill aims to ensure equitable and timely access to essential diagnostic tools. Additionally, the Act requires the NIH to conduct ongoing studies to evaluate the clinical value of these tests in the detection and management of Alzheimer’s disease.

The S Corporation Modernization Act of 2026 introduces comprehensive reforms to the Internal Revenue Code to increase flexibility and growth opportunities for S corporations. Key provisions include raising the shareholder limit to 250, allowing IRAs and nonresident aliens as eligible shareholders, and easing restrictions on passive investment income. Additionally, the bill simplifies tax treatment for inherited stock, preserves suspended losses upon a shareholder's death, and repeals Section 409A regarding nonqualified deferred compensation.

The MOMMIES Act aims to improve maternal health outcomes by expanding Medicaid and CHIP coverage for pregnant and postpartum individuals to a full year. The bill mandates comprehensive benefits, including oral health services, and establishes a maternity care home demonstration project to provide coordinated, culturally appropriate care. Additionally, it increases provider reimbursement rates for primary care, promotes access to doula services, and requires federal studies to address disparities and improve telehealth access in maternal care.

The Data Center Water and Energy Transparency Act of 2026 mandates that large-scale data centers report their annual energy and water consumption to state or federal authorities. This legislation aims to increase transparency by requiring operators to disclose efficiency metrics and future usage projections. The collected data will be used to publish annual public reports detailing the environmental and economic impacts of data centers on local communities and utility infrastructure.

The National Security Interstate Pipeline Act establishes an expedited federal approval process for oil and natural gas pipelines designated by the President as essential to national security. The bill streamlines permitting by granting the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission exclusive authority, imposing strict deadlines for agency reviews, and preempting state and local regulations. Additionally, it authorizes the use of eminent domain for project development and allows the President to waive certain environmental laws to prevent project delays.

The Children’s Safe Welcome Act of 2026 establishes comprehensive, child-centered standards for the treatment, placement, and legal representation of noncitizen children in government custody. The bill mandates humane conditions, prohibits family detention, and prioritizes rapid reunification with sponsors while ensuring children have access to legal counsel and independent advocates. By strengthening oversight and protecting sensitive data, the legislation aims to shift the immigration system toward a welfare-based approach that upholds the rights and dignity of vulnerable youth.

The Tuskegee Airmen Memorial Act of 2026 authorizes Tuskegee Airmen, Inc. to establish a commemorative work on federal land in Washington, D.C., to honor the original Tuskegee Airmen of World War II. The project will be funded entirely through private donations, with no federal funds permitted for its construction or maintenance.

The Childhood Disability Benefits Fairness Act ensures that individuals receiving child’s insurance benefits maintain consistent access to Medicaid. By treating these beneficiaries as if they receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI), the bill prevents the loss of healthcare coverage due to their benefit status. This change simplifies eligibility requirements to ensure vulnerable individuals remain protected.

The Improving CARE for Youth Act aims to increase access to integrated healthcare by prohibiting state Medicaid programs from denying payment for same-day primary care and mental health or substance use disorder services. By removing these billing barriers, the bill ensures that patients can receive comprehensive, coordinated care during a single visit.

The Public Safety Officers’ Benefits Enhancement Act of 2026 simplifies the process for survivors to receive death benefits following an officer's heart attack or stroke. It removes barriers by eliminating the use of pre-existing health conditions as a basis for claim denial and extends the qualifying window for duty-related events from 24 to 72 hours. These changes ensure that families receive support more efficiently by strengthening the presumption that such medical events are connected to an officer's service.

The Small Business Development Centers Improvement Act of 2026 enhances the transparency, accountability, and operational efficiency of Small Business Administration (SBA) entrepreneurial development programs. The bill mandates stricter reporting requirements, establishes a data collection working group, and provides centers with greater flexibility in marketing and funding. Additionally, it strengthens confidentiality protections for small businesses and streamlines administrative processes to better support small business growth.

The Federal Employee Financial Protection Act of 2026 prevents credit reporting agencies from recording negative information against federal employees who miss payments due to a government shutdown. The bill mandates that these missed payments be treated as timely and encourages private lenders to offer forbearance and fee waivers to affected workers.

This resolution commemorates the 61st anniversary of Medicare, recognizing its vital role in providing health security to millions of seniors and individuals with disabilities. It honors the health care providers and staff who sustain the program while underscoring the importance of ensuring its long-term solvency for future generations.

The CDC Tribal Public Health Security and Preparedness Act strengthens national emergency response by formally integrating Indian Tribes, Tribal organizations, and urban Indian organizations into public health preparedness programs. The bill increases overall funding and establishes a dedicated 5% Tribal set-aside, ensuring these entities have direct access to resources and flexible administrative requirements. Additionally, it mandates a comprehensive review to evaluate program effectiveness and identify further improvements for Tribal public health infrastructure.