Legislation

This resolution expresses support for designating July 2026 as "American Grown Flower and Foliage Month." It highlights the economic importance of the domestic floral industry and encourages consumers to choose U.S.-grown products to support American farmers, small businesses, and jobs.

This resolution supports the designation of July as "Disability Pride Month." It encourages communities across the United States to observe the month with celebrations while actively working to end discrimination and exclusion against people with disabilities.

The Wildfire Reduction Market Expansion Act of 2026 amends the Clean Air Act to broaden the definition of "renewable biomass." By including forest manufacturing by-products, wildfire risk-reduction materials, and vegetation from defensible spaces, the bill incentivizes the removal of hazardous fuels from public and private lands. This legislation streamlines the certification process to support sustainable forest management and expand the market for renewable energy feedstocks.

This resolution celebrates the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge as a landmark symbol of the enduring partnership and friendship between the United States and Canada. It recognizes the project’s role in boosting regional commerce, creating high-quality jobs, and fostering long-term economic growth for both nations. By connecting Detroit and Windsor, the bridge stands as a testament to the successful collaboration and shared perseverance of both countries.

The Daycare Not Detentions Act of 2026 provides $70 billion in supplemental funding to expand and support child care, Head Start, and early education programs through 2029. This legislation offsets the cost by rescinding an equal amount of unobligated funding previously allocated to U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The Glenwood Hot Springs Protection Act prohibits the expansion of the Mid-Continent Limestone Quarry in Garfield County, Colorado. By restricting new mineral operations and sales contracts on specific Bureau of Land Management lands, the bill aims to protect the area surrounding the historic hot springs.

This bill amends the Public Health Service Act to streamline the regulatory review process for biosimilar biological products. By removing specific administrative requirements, the legislation aims to simplify and accelerate the approval pathway for these products.

This joint resolution exercises congressional authority to disapprove a Small Business Administration rule regarding ownership, citizenship, and residency requirements for 7(a) and 504 loan programs. By passing this resolution, Congress renders the rule null and void, ensuring it has no force or effect.

This resolution designates July 25, 2026, as "National Day of the American Cowboy" to honor the historical and cultural significance of cowboys and cowgirls. It recognizes their vital role in shaping the American West and celebrates the enduring values, economic contributions, and community spirit they continue to embody today.

This resolution reaffirms the fundamental right of individuals with disabilities to live independently in their communities, as established by the Americans with Disabilities Act and the *Olmstead* decision. It condemns recent efforts to weaken integration mandates and calls on federal agencies to prioritize accessible housing, employment, and community-based services. Furthermore, the bill advocates for the protection of Medicaid funding and the removal of barriers to ensure full equality and self-sufficiency for all people with disabilities.

This resolution commemorates the 179th anniversary of the arrival of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints pioneers in the Great Salt Lake Valley. It honors their historic journey in pursuit of religious freedom and recognizes their foundational role in settling the American West. Furthermore, it celebrates the enduring pioneer spirit of resilience and industry that continues to shape the American story today.

The Lunar Landing Day Act officially designates July 20 as a national day of observance to commemorate the historic 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing. This legislation encourages citizens, organizations, and government entities to honor this milestone through educational activities and celebrations that inspire future leadership in space exploration.

The Staged Accident Fraud Prevention Act of 2026 establishes federal criminal penalties for individuals who intentionally stage collisions with commercial motor vehicles. The bill imposes severe sentencing, including mandatory minimums, for incidents resulting in serious bodily injury or death, while also holding those who arrange such accidents equally accountable. To ensure legal fairness, the Act includes provisions to prevent federal prosecution if an individual has already been tried for the same offense at the state or local level.

The CDC Tribal Public Health Security and Preparedness Act amends the Public Health Service Act to formally include Indian Tribes and Tribal organizations as eligible entities for federal public health emergency preparedness funding. The bill authorizes $750 million annually for this program, with a dedicated 5% set-aside for Tribal entities and exemptions from traditional matching-fund requirements. Additionally, it mandates federal consultation with Tribal leaders to ensure program flexibility and requires a comprehensive report to Congress on the effectiveness of Tribal implementation.

The Lainie Jones Comprehensive Cancer Survivorship Act of 2026 establishes a national framework to improve the long-term health, quality of life, and employment security of cancer survivors. The bill mandates expanded Medicare and Medicaid coverage for survivorship care planning and fertility services, while creating new federal programs to assist with employment barriers and care transitions. Additionally, it formalizes the Office of Cancer Survivorship within the National Cancer Institute to lead research and coordinate evidence-based support for survivors throughout their lives.

The SEARCH Act of 2026 aims to foster competition in the digital search and AI markets by prohibiting major platforms from engaging in exclusionary conduct and self-preferencing. The legislation mandates that dominant search providers share essential data and search results with competitors, while also requiring them to offer users meaningful choices for default search engines. Additionally, the bill establishes strict transparency, compliance, and enforcement mechanisms overseen by the Federal Trade Commission to ensure a fair and open digital marketplace.

The Expanding AI Voices Act directs the National Science Foundation to provide competitive grants to institutions with limited AI research capacity, including minority-serving institutions and smaller colleges. This initiative aims to broaden participation in the AI workforce, strengthen research partnerships, and expand educational opportunities across diverse geographic regions.

The Data Center Tax Accountability and Disclosure Act of 2026 incentivizes environmental sustainability by restricting bonus depreciation for AI data centers that fail to meet high-efficiency green building standards. Additionally, the bill mandates comprehensive public reporting on water usage, electricity consumption, and backup power for large-scale data centers to increase transparency and accountability.

The AI AGENT Act of 2026 empowers users to authorize software-based "custodial user agents" to manage their online activities, accounts, and interactions on large online platforms. The bill mandates that these platforms provide fair, non-discriminatory access to these agents while establishing strict privacy, security, and fiduciary duties for the agent providers. The Federal Trade Commission is tasked with overseeing registration, enforcing compliance, and ensuring these agents act solely in the user's best interest.

The MediKids Act establishes a nationwide Medicaid eligibility category for all individuals under age 26, ensuring comprehensive health coverage regardless of immigration status. The bill mandates automatic enrollment at birth, provides continuous eligibility, and guarantees full federal funding for states. Additionally, it expands access to essential pediatric services and exempts all young adults from work or community engagement requirements.