Legislation

The Disclosure of Tax Havens and Offshoring Act requires large multinational companies to publicly disclose detailed financial and operational data for every tax jurisdiction in which they operate. By mandating country-by-country reporting, the bill aims to increase corporate transparency regarding tax payments, profits, and employee counts. This information must be filed with the SEC in a machine-readable format and made available to the public online.

The Ban Birth Tourism Act of 2026 amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to prohibit the entry of foreign nationals traveling to the United States primarily to secure U.S. citizenship for their children through birth. The bill authorizes immigration officials to deny admission or initiate deportation proceedings against individuals determined to be engaging in this practice.

The Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia Act of 2026 imposes sweeping economic sanctions and trade restrictions to isolate Russia and penalize those supporting its military efforts. The bill targets Russian financial institutions, energy sectors, and leadership while penalizing foreign entities that facilitate sanctions evasion. It aims to cripple Russia’s ability to finance its war in Ukraine through severe tariffs, asset freezes, and restricted access to U.S. markets.

The Protecting Home-Based Care for Rural Veterans Act of 2026 mandates the restoration of reimbursement rates for the VA’s Homemaker and Home Health Aide program to ensure continued access to care. The bill also requires the VA to provide greater transparency regarding how these rates are determined and to submit annual reports on provider availability to ensure veterans' needs are met.

The STOP Child Care Fraud Act strengthens the integrity of federal child care programs by implementing stricter eligibility verification, mandatory attendance tracking, and enhanced data integration to prevent fraud. The bill increases federal oversight of state programs, mandates corrective action for improper payments, and establishes a public database of disqualified providers. Additionally, it sets clear income and asset limits for families while requiring states to dedicate specific funding toward quality improvement and compliance monitoring.

The Medicare Premiums Reduction Act of 2026 aims to lower costs for beneficiaries by adjusting the income thresholds for Medicare Part B surcharges. Starting in 2027, the legislation raises the income level that triggers the Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount (IRMAA) from $85,000 to $171,000. These changes provide relief for higher-income seniors by modernizing how premium surcharges are calculated and applied.

The Foreign Funding Transparency Act requires tax-exempt organizations meeting specific financial thresholds to disclose contributions received from foreign sources on their annual tax returns. Organizations must report total foreign contributions, including a breakdown by specific countries of concern. This legislation aims to increase transparency regarding foreign financial influence within the tax-exempt sector.

The Capping Appointed Positions Act seeks to streamline the federal workforce by limiting the number of Schedule C and Schedule G political appointments. Starting in fiscal year 2027, the bill mandates a cap of 1,600 total positions for these roles within the executive branch.

The Medicare-X Choice Act of 2026 establishes a new, government-run public health insurance option to be offered on Affordable Care Act marketplaces starting in 2028. The bill aims to lower healthcare costs by expanding premium tax credits, authorizing the negotiation of prescription drug prices, and implementing a nationwide reinsurance program. Additionally, it strengthens antitrust enforcement in healthcare markets and requires providers participating in Medicare or Medicaid to also accept the new public plan.

The Drug Deal Disclosure Act requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to create a public, searchable database of federal agreements with drug manufacturers regarding pricing and special treatment provisions. The bill mandates transparency for these agreements, prohibiting redactions based on political sensitivity or reputational harm. Additionally, it requires the CBO and GAO to conduct a joint analysis on the economic and budgetary impacts of these agreements on the U.S. healthcare system.

The Warriors to Workforce Act of 2026 supports veterans transitioning into civilian careers by increasing their financial assistance during apprenticeship and on-the-job training. The bill amends the Post-9/11 GI Bill to provide veterans with 100 percent of their monthly housing allowance during the first six months of these programs, up from the current 80 percent rate. This change ensures veterans receive full support while they establish themselves in new professional fields.

This bill strengthens the oversight and administration of the Hollings Manufacturing Extension Partnership by mandating stricter performance evaluations and financial monitoring. It establishes clear, non-discretionary procedures for placing underperforming centers on probation and requires the rapid selection of new operators if deficiencies are not corrected. These measures ensure greater accountability and fiscal responsibility across the program.

The Vaccine Injury Compensation Modernization Act of 2026 updates the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program by increasing compensation awards, extending the statute of limitations for filing claims, and streamlining administrative processes. The bill also mandates the inclusion of COVID-19 vaccines in the program, expands the list of taxable vaccines, and increases the vaccine excise tax to support program operations. Additionally, it requires the government to develop comprehensive budget plans to address claim backlogs and improve processing efficiency.

The Mamas First Act aims to improve maternal health outcomes and reduce mortality rates by mandating Medicaid coverage for doula, midwife, and lactation support services. This legislation ensures that these essential prenatal, labor, and postpartum care services are provided without out-of-pocket costs to patients. By expanding access to these culturally congruent care providers, the bill seeks to address significant disparities in maternal health across the United States.

The Consumer Health Claim Assistance Act establishes a new Department of Labor program to help employees navigate benefit denials and resolve disputes regarding their workplace health and disability plans. Funded by new plan filing fees, this initiative provides direct support for filing appeals and ensures participants understand their rights under ERISA. Additionally, the bill mandates increased transparency for welfare benefit plans through new reporting and notice requirements.

This resolution exercises congressional disapproval of an EPA rule that granted California a waiver to enforce its own greenhouse gas emission standards for motor vehicles. By nullifying this decision, the bill seeks to invalidate the EPA's authorization of California’s independent vehicle emission regulations.

The Autocycle Safety Act establishes a formal federal safety framework for three-wheeled, enclosed autocycles. It mandates immediate interim safety requirements—including air bags, anti-lock brakes, and electronic stability control—while directing the Secretary of Transportation to finalize permanent safety standards within three years.

The Let Doctors Provide Reproductive Health Care Act protects health care providers and their patients by prohibiting states from restricting access to legal reproductive health services, including abortion, contraception, and IVF. The bill establishes legal protections against state interference, prevents the use of federal funds for such enforcement, and provides grants to support legal defense and facility security for providers. Additionally, it ensures that providers cannot be denied professional liability insurance based on their provision of these lawful services.

The SECURED Act of 2026 mandates that short-term rental platforms require property owners to disclose if they are registered child sex offenders. If an owner is a registered offender, platforms must provide a clear, public disclosure and a link to a registry before a guest completes a booking. This legislation is enforceable by the Federal Trade Commission and state authorities to ensure transparency and guest safety.

This bill officially renames the District of Columbia tuition assistance grant program to the "Eleanor Holmes Norton District of Columbia Tuition Assistance Grant Program." This change honors the program's namesake and ensures that all official federal documents and references are updated to reflect the new title.