Legislation

The Bankruptcy Threshold Adjustment Act updates federal bankruptcy law by increasing the debt eligibility limits for both small business debtors and Chapter 13 consumer filers. These modifications allow more individuals and small businesses to qualify for streamlined bankruptcy processes by raising the maximum allowable debt thresholds to $7,500,000 and $2,750,000, respectively. The changes apply to all bankruptcy cases filed on or after the date of the Act's enactment.

The Fair Treatment of Religious Organizations Act of 2026 protects the tax-exempt status of religious organizations by ensuring their beliefs regarding marriage, sexuality, and gender identity are not deemed inconsistent with public policy. Additionally, it clarifies that religious beliefs do not need to be central to a specific faith system to qualify for tax-exempt recognition.

This bill commemorates the fifth anniversary of the evacuation of Afghanistan and honors the service and sacrifice of Gulf War-era veterans. It outlines key historical military operations while recognizing the millions of veterans who served during these conflicts. Furthermore, the legislation reaffirms Congress’s ongoing commitment to supporting those who have protected the nation’s interests in the Middle East.

The SRBIJA Act aims to promote democratic governance, rule of law, and accountability in Serbia while addressing concerns regarding the country's deepening ties with Russia, China, and Iran. The bill mandates reports on foreign influence, establishes conditions for U.S.-Serbia diplomatic engagement, and authorizes sanctions against actors destabilizing the Western Balkans. Ultimately, the legislation seeks to encourage Serbia’s alignment with Euro-Atlantic institutions by conditioning future assistance and cooperation on verifiable democratic reforms.

The Competition in State Healthcare Markets Act mandates a 10-year annual study to monitor healthcare competition and consolidation across the United States. This initiative requires the Department of Health and Human Services to analyze trends in provider licensing, mergers, and market concentration. The resulting data and annual reports will be made publicly available to increase transparency regarding the state of the healthcare marketplace.

The BEDROCK Act aims to strengthen U.S. biomanufacturing by establishing a senior official within the Department of Commerce to lead efforts in enhancing domestic competitiveness and supply-chain resilience. The bill mandates regular assessments of critical supply-chain vulnerabilities, the creation of a federal commercialization process map, and the development of industry-led best practices. By coordinating federal resources and reducing regulatory barriers, the legislation seeks to secure domestic production capacity and decrease reliance on foreign adversaries.

The STORMWATER Act enhances national stormwater management by mandating the establishment of five Centers of Excellence for stormwater control infrastructure, including a dedicated center for the Great Lakes region. The bill also extends the authorization of appropriations for these critical infrastructure programs through fiscal year 2031.

The GRANITE Act prohibits U.S. courts from recognizing or enforcing foreign judgments that violate First Amendment protections against censorship. It empowers Americans targeted by such foreign actions to seek declaratory relief in U.S. federal courts and establishes a legal exception to foreign sovereign immunity for these cases.

The Protecting Americans from Doxing and Political Violence Act establishes privacy protections to restrict the public posting and sale of sensitive personal information belonging to Members of Congress, their families, and designated staff. The bill mandates that government agencies and private entities remove such information upon request and prohibits data brokers from selling or trading this data. These measures aim to safeguard at-risk individuals from doxing and political violence while maintaining exceptions for news reporting and public interest activities.

The CCP Fentanyl Sanctions Act codifies existing executive orders and authorizes the President to impose targeted sanctions on foreign individuals, entities, and financial institutions involved in the production or distribution of illicit synthetic narcotics originating from the People’s Republic of China. This legislation aims to disrupt the supply chain of these substances by blocking the property and financial access of those facilitating their proliferation.

This resolution formally initiates the impeachment process against President Donald John Trump, charging him with high crimes and misdemeanors. It serves as the foundational legislative action to trigger a congressional inquiry into the President's conduct and potential removal from office.

The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2027 authorizes funding and sets policy for Department of Defense activities, military personnel, and national security programs. It prioritizes defense industrial base readiness, emerging technology development, and infrastructure improvements while establishing new requirements for contractor accountability and supply chain security. Additionally, the legislation includes the "SAVE America Act," which mandates documentary proof of citizenship for federal voter registration and requires photo identification for voting in federal elections.

The SPF Act of 2026 aims to reduce skin cancer risks by increasing access to sun protection in national parks. The bill directs the National Park Service to study and report on methods for providing affordable, mineral-based sunscreen and sun-protective gear to visitors. It also requires the development of a plan to improve public awareness regarding effective sun safety practices.

The Ratepayer Bill of Rights Act of 2026 establishes transparency and financial protections for communities impacted by large-scale data centers. It ensures that households, farmers, and small businesses are not forced to subsidize the electricity, water, and infrastructure costs of these facilities. Additionally, the bill mandates public disclosure of resource usage and guarantees that data center operations do not compromise the reliability or affordability of essential community services.

The Jobs, Not Waste Act of 2026 formally terminates the Yucca Mountain nuclear repository project and mandates the reclamation of the site. Additionally, the bill requires a federal study to evaluate the economic potential and job-creation benefits of repurposing the location for defense, renewable energy, or scientific research initiatives.

This bill designates the United States Postal Service facility located at 4450 Oak Park Lane in Fort Worth, Texas, as the "United States Representative Kay Granger Post Office Building." All official federal references to this facility will be updated to reflect this new name.

The Multi-State Worker Tax Fairness Act of 2026 protects remote workers from being taxed by states where they do not physically perform their work. It establishes that states may only impose income tax on nonresident employees for time spent physically present within their borders, effectively prohibiting the use of "convenience of the employer" tests. This legislation ensures fair taxation for telecommuters by aligning tax liability with the actual location where services are performed.

The ARTICLE ONE Act reforms the National Emergencies Act to restore congressional oversight over presidential emergency powers. It requires the President to obtain congressional approval within 30 days of declaring a national emergency and mandates periodic renewals and enhanced reporting to ensure transparency. By establishing clear time limits and legislative review procedures, the bill ensures that extraordinary executive authority remains subject to the checks and balances of the legislative branch.

The Fair Prescription Pricing Act of 2026 establishes a nationwide cap on cost-sharing for covered outpatient drugs dispensed by in-network pharmacies. By limiting out-of-pocket costs to the nationwide average consumer purchase price, the bill ensures more predictable and affordable prescription pricing for patients. These requirements apply to group health plans, individual insurance issuers, and pharmacy benefit managers.

The SOUND Pesticide Research Act mandates that the EPA base all pesticide residue tolerance decisions on comprehensive data derived from four-generation multigenerational reproductive toxicity studies. The bill requires the EPA to review existing pesticide standards against these new criteria and submit a formal report to Congress detailing the findings and any necessary regulatory updates.