Legislation

This bill amends the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States to establish new classification subheadings for silicone prosthetics and mastectomy bras. These changes, effective January 1, 2027, are designed to specifically categorize these essential items for breast cancer survivors.

This resolution honors the historic Artemis II mission and its four-person crew for successfully completing the first human lunar flyby in over 50 years. It celebrates the crew's achievement in reaching the farthest distance humans have ever traveled and supports the designation of a National Artemis II Mission Day to commemorate this milestone.

This resolution recognizes the history, cultural identity, and significant contributions of the Chicano and Chicana community to the United States. It designates August as "Chicano/Chicana Heritage Month" to celebrate the community's profound impact on science, labor, education, and the arts. Furthermore, the bill highlights the ongoing struggle for civil rights and encourages nationwide observance to honor the Mexican-American experience.

This resolution honors the 1960 University of Missouri Tigers football team for their historic undefeated 11–0 season, Orange Bowl victory, and Big Eight Conference Championship. It recognizes the exceptional leadership of head coach Dan Devine and the standout performances of the team’s players in establishing a lasting legacy of competitive excellence.

The Pesticide Harm Accountability Act restores the ability of individuals to hold pesticide manufacturers accountable through state-level lawsuits. By amending the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), the bill ensures that federal labeling rules do not prevent victims from seeking justice for harm caused by pesticides. Additionally, the legislation requires the EPA to report on and address any existing regulations that unfairly limit these state tort claims.

The AI Advertising Disclosure Act requires large AI platforms to clearly and conspicuously disclose when their responses are influenced by commercial arrangements, affiliate links, or paid partnerships. The bill aims to prevent deceptive practices by ensuring users can identify sponsored content within AI chatbots and search tools. It grants enforcement authority to the FTC, state attorneys general, and private citizens to ensure transparency and accountability in AI-generated recommendations.

The Safeguarding America’s Nonprofits Act clarifies that federal tax-exempt status for nonprofits and similar organizations does not constitute "federal financial assistance." This ensures that these organizations are not subject to federal regulations or requirements triggered specifically by the receipt of government financial aid.

This bill grants Maria Cordova eligibility to adjust her status to that of a lawful permanent resident of the United States. It provides her with protection from removal and waives certain grounds of inadmissibility, provided she files the necessary applications within two years. The legislation also mandates a corresponding reduction in available immigrant visas for her country of birth and excludes her family members from receiving immigration benefits based on this status.

The "Terminating Radical Attempts to Negate Sex Through Government Research Act" (TRANS Government Research Act) prohibits the use of federal funds for research involving gender-related medical treatments or procedures intended to alter an individual's body to no longer correspond with their biological sex. The bill establishes specific biological definitions for male and female to guide these funding restrictions.

The Stamps for Staying Connected Act of 2026 directs the Bureau of Prisons to provide a limited supply of postage stamps to indigent inmates to facilitate communication. The program includes strict usage restrictions to prevent abuse and is contingent upon the receipt of necessary congressional appropriations.

The STORM FORTIFIED and Wildfire Prepared Act authorizes $100 million annually through 2036 for FEMA to provide capitalization grants to states for revolving loan funds. These funds will support homeowner grants for installing wind-resistant roofs and wildfire-mitigation improvements. The program aims to increase residential resilience by helping homeowners meet recognized safety standards, with loan forgiveness options available for lower-income applicants.

This bill formally codifies the Department of the Interior’s Secretary’s Order 3434 into federal law. By transitioning this administrative directive into statute, the legislation ensures the order’s provisions remain legally binding and enforceable.

The Army Quantum Readiness Act establishes a dedicated initiative to integrate quantum computing and advanced technologies into Army operations, intelligence, and logistics. This legislation mandates the development of a strategic roadmap, including workforce planning, infrastructure assessment, and acquisition pathways to accelerate the transition of quantum capabilities into the field. Additionally, the Act requires the Secretary of the Army to report to Congress on necessary investments and pilot projects to ensure the Army remains at the forefront of quantum-enabled defense.

The STOP Improper Licensing Act mandates federal audits of state procedures for issuing non-domiciled commercial driver's licenses to ensure compliance with legal presence requirements. The bill establishes a framework for identifying and correcting improper licensing practices, including the authority to withhold federal funding from states that fail to address substantial noncompliance.

The National Flood Impact Reduction and Resilience Act of 2026 establishes a coordinated federal program to significantly reduce the loss of life and property caused by flooding. By fostering interagency collaboration and engaging with academia and the private sector, the program aims to improve flood risk data, develop resilient infrastructure standards, and provide technical assistance to communities nationwide.

The National Archives Protection Act prevents the closure of existing federal records centers and archives. It also prohibits the Archivist from imposing unreasonable restrictions on public access or initiating facility renovations that would require the relocation of records for more than 180 days.

The "No Data Center NDAs Act" prohibits Members of Congress from signing nondisclosure agreements as a condition for accessing information regarding the planning, development, or resource consumption of data centers. The bill further restricts the use of federal funds to enforce such agreements and mandates that congressional ethics committees establish regulations to ensure compliance.

The Mail Theft and Postal Key Crime Prevention Act of 2026 aims to combat the rise in organized mail theft and financial fraud by mandating federal coordination and strengthening law enforcement efforts. The bill establishes dedicated Mail Theft Coordinators in every federal judicial district and requires the Attorney General to provide regular reports on theft trends. Additionally, it directs the U.S. Sentencing Commission to implement stricter sentencing guidelines for crimes involving postal keys, large-scale mail theft, and violence against postal employees.

The "Not In My Barn Yard Act" restricts the federal government from using eminent domain to seize agricultural land if a feasible alternative for the project exists. This legislation protects land currently or recently used for farming, ranching, and forestry from federal acquisition.

This bill authorizes the placement of a statue honoring Roberto Clemente within the U.S. Capitol or on the Capitol Grounds. It directs the Joint Committee on the Library to oversee the selection of an artist and the installation of the statue to commemorate Clemente’s legacy as a legendary athlete and dedicated humanitarian.