Legislation

The National Coordination on Adaptation and Resilience for Security Act of 2026 establishes a Chief Resilience Officer within the National Security Council to lead a unified, whole-of-government approach to climate and natural hazard resilience. The bill mandates the creation of a National Resilience Strategy, an interagency working group, and a Partners Council to better support state, local, and Tribal communities. Additionally, it creates a centralized clearinghouse to improve access to federal resilience data, funding, and technical assistance.

The POPCaP Act of 2026 establishes a precision oncology program within the Department of Veterans Affairs to improve prostate cancer care for veterans. The bill mandates the creation of a national network of centers of excellence, supported by a centralized leadership team, to provide advanced genetic sequencing, clinical trials, and specialized research. This initiative aims to standardize care, expand access to cutting-edge treatments, and track patient outcomes through a comprehensive national registry.

The TRUTH in Coverage Act of 2026 mandates that health insurance plans covering sex-rejecting procedures must also provide coverage for restorative care to address the resulting physical and psychological harms. The bill establishes that such restorative care must be subject to the same financial requirements and treatment limitations as other standard medical and surgical benefits. These requirements apply to group and individual health plans for plan years beginning on or after January 1, 2027.

The Building Community in America Act aims to increase diversity in national service programs by prioritizing the recruitment and training of underrepresented populations, including men. The bill directs federal service initiatives to focus on essential community roles such as youth mentoring, disaster response, public safety, and workforce development. By expanding participation, the legislation seeks to strengthen community-building efforts across the country.

The Protecting Students from Worthless Degrees Act aims to ensure educational programs provide real value by holding institutions accountable for student outcomes and professional readiness. The bill mandates that programs meet strict debt-to-earnings standards to remain eligible for federal student aid and requires institutions to ensure their curricula fully qualify graduates for necessary professional licensure. Additionally, it strengthens oversight of distance education by requiring institutions to maintain legal authorization in every state where their students reside.

The Child Marriage Prevention Act of 2026 aims to eliminate child marriage across the United States by establishing a national commission, incentivizing states to set the minimum marriage age at 18, and implementing stricter federal and immigration standards. The bill addresses the severe health, safety, and economic risks associated with child marriage by providing resources for state task forces and creating a model statute for uniform legal protections. Additionally, it mandates comprehensive reporting and public education campaigns to protect minors from forced or coerced unions.

The "Welcome Back to the Health Care Workforce Act" establishes a federal grant program to help internationally educated health care professionals integrate into the U.S. workforce. By funding both system-level improvements and individual support services, the act aims to address critical staffing shortages, with a priority on serving rural and underserved communities.

H.R. 9586 establishes the procedural framework for the House of Representatives to debate and vote on priority legislation. This resolution streamlines the legislative process by waiving specific procedural hurdles, setting debate parameters, and defining the requirements for submitting amendments. Additionally, it mandates that the House formally notify the Senate of the bill's passage within three days.

This bill amends the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to establish an expedited review process for "priority nonprescription drugs" that offer meaningful public health benefits. By streamlining development and communication between sponsors and the FDA, this initiative aims to accelerate the availability of new over-the-counter medications. This authority remains in effect through September 30, 2032.

The Maternal Access to Treatment (MAT) Act of 2026 mandates that the Bureau of Prisons provide medication-assisted treatment to all pregnant, opioid-addicted women in federal custody. This legislation ensures access to essential care while allowing mentally competent individuals the right to refuse treatment.

The Gateway Arch National Park Boundary Revision Act of 2026 updates the park’s official legal designation and expands its authorized boundary from 100 acres to 102.18 acres. This legislation formally adopts a new boundary map, dated August 2023, to reflect these adjustments.

The Stop PRC Economic Espionage Act of 2026 strengthens federal efforts to combat economic espionage by expanding the legal definition of a "foreign instrumentality." It ensures that any entity domiciled in countries such as China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea is subject to these prohibitions, regardless of their specific ownership or management structure.

The Improving Housing Performance Act directs the Department of Housing and Urban Development to commission an independent study on the safety and durability of manufactured homes in areas prone to natural disasters and extreme weather. The resulting report will provide Congress with data-driven recommendations to update construction and installation standards while balancing safety improvements with housing affordability.

The "No More Debt Relief to China Act" mandates that the United States withdraw from the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank Group, and the Asian Development Bank if these institutions provide debt relief to the People's Republic of China. The bill further requires the Treasury Secretary to oppose such relief, mandates monthly reporting on these institutions' financial transactions, and reaffirms Congressional authority over U.S. policy within these international bodies.

The Third World Immigration Moratorium Act proposes a suspension of entry into the United States for nationals of specific countries and those holding Palestinian Authority travel documents. The bill includes various exemptions for specific categories of travelers, such as lawful permanent residents, certain athletes, and individuals deemed to be in the critical national interest. Additionally, the legislation mandates periodic reporting to Congress to evaluate the ongoing necessity and application of these entry restrictions.

The BUFFER Act expands eligibility for the federal Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) to better support environmental stewardship on private and tribal lands. By streamlining enrollment criteria and including lands subject to local or state conservation mandates, the bill simplifies access to financial incentives for farmers and landowners. This initiative aims to increase the adoption of resource-conserving practices across diverse agricultural landscapes.

The Federal Lands Lawful Carry Act allows individuals to possess firearms in designated federal areas, such as national parks and forests, provided they comply with state law and are not otherwise prohibited from firearm ownership. This legislation creates an exception to general federal facility firearm bans for units managed by agencies including the National Park Service, the Bureau of Land Management, and the U.S. Forest Service.

This resolution supports the designation of July 20, 2026, as "National Moon Landing Day" to commemorate the historic Apollo 11 mission and celebrate the United States' ongoing leadership in space exploration. It honors the contributions of astronauts, scientists, and the private sector while encouraging educational initiatives to inspire future generations in STEM fields.

This resolution expresses the House of Representatives' position that the modern Senate filibuster is unconstitutional and undermines the legislative balance between the two chambers. It argues that the filibuster acts as a procedural veto that disenfranchises voters and prevents the Senate from considering House-passed legislation. Consequently, the House calls on the Senate to reform its rules to restore majority rule and ensure that legislation receives a timely floor vote.

Orlin’s Law establishes critical protections for immigrant parents in U.S. custody to prevent the unnecessary separation of families. The bill mandates that detained parents be prioritized for release, provided with the means to participate in family court proceedings, and granted access to resources for their children’s care. Additionally, it creates an Office of Detained Parent Coordination to oversee these protections and requires the government to provide alternatives to detention for parents.