Legislation

This resolution commemorates the 250th anniversary of the United States by reaffirming the nation’s foundational commitment to the separation of church and state. It highlights the historical and constitutional precedents that protect religious freedom, pluralism, and secular governance. Ultimately, the bill asserts that government power must remain neutral and free from the imposition of specific religious beliefs.

This resolution expresses support for designating July as "National Fireworks Month" to honor the historic and cultural significance of fireworks in American Independence Day celebrations. It highlights the industry's role in supporting local economies and encourages communities to celebrate the nation’s upcoming 250th birthday with traditional displays.

H.R. 1589 establishes a process for certain immigrants to have their removal orders canceled and their legal status adjusted. This resolution sets the procedural framework for the House to debate and vote on the bill, including specific amendments and time constraints.

The "Spot the Fakes Act" mandates that all AI-generated content—including video, audio, images, and text—must be clearly labeled to ensure transparency. The bill directs the FTC and NIST to establish standardized, verifiable labeling requirements and grants the FTC authority to enforce these rules as deceptive trade practices.

This resolution honors Laredo, Texas, on its 271st anniversary, celebrating its unique history as a settlement that has thrived under seven different flags. It recognizes Laredo’s vital role as a modern inland port and a cultural gateway, highlighting its enduring contributions to the American story. As part of the national America250 commemoration, the bill invites all citizens to celebrate Laredo’s rich heritage and its significance to the nation’s past and future.

The SAFER Health Act of 2026 protects patient privacy by prohibiting healthcare providers and their associates from disclosing information regarding pregnancy termination or loss in legal proceedings without the individual's valid authorization. This legislation mandates updates to federal health IT and privacy regulations to ensure this sensitive data remains secure and segregated. Additionally, the Act preempts conflicting state laws while allowing for stronger privacy protections at the state level.

The COVID–19 Commuter Benefits Distribution Act allows employers to issue one-time, tax-inclusive payments to employees from unused commuter benefit accounts accumulated during the pandemic. This legislation provides a clear framework for distributing these funds without jeopardizing the tax-exempt status of future qualified transportation benefits.

The Aging with Artificial Intelligence Act of 2026 mandates a comprehensive study by the National Academies to evaluate the benefits, risks, and safety implications of AI-enabled systems for adults aged 65 and older. Additionally, the bill directs the National Institute on Aging to coordinate multidisciplinary research and establish best practices to improve health outcomes and care for older adults in an increasingly digital world.

This proposed constitutional amendment establishes a formal process to ensure the continuity of the U.S. House of Representatives by allowing for the temporary appointment of successors following a Representative's death. Newly elected members would be required to maintain a list of qualified designees, from which a temporary replacement would be selected to serve until a special election is held. This measure ensures that congressional districts remain represented during unexpected vacancies.

The Health Savings for Families Act of 2026 allows individuals to contribute to a Health Savings Account (HSA) even if their spouse is covered by a health flexible spending account (FSA). This change ensures that a spouse’s FSA coverage no longer disqualifies an individual from HSA eligibility, provided the FSA does not reimburse the individual's own medical expenses.

The American A.I. Sovereign Wealth Fund Act proposes taxing large AI companies by requiring them to transfer 50 percent of their equity to a new federal sovereign wealth fund. Managed by an independent commission, this fund would use the generated wealth to provide direct benefits to the American public and ensure that AI development serves the collective interest. Additionally, the bill mandates structural separation for major AI firms to ensure they focus exclusively on artificial intelligence-related business.

The Duty Status Reform Act aims to modernize and improve the regulations governing work-hour requirements for professionals in high-stakes industries. By updating duty status standards, the bill seeks to enhance operational safety, reduce fatigue-related risks, and promote better work-life balance for employees.

The Air Carrier Access Amendments Act seeks to modernize disability protections in air travel by strengthening enforcement against discrimination and holding airlines accountable for damaged assistive devices or inadequate passenger assistance. The bill establishes mandatory civil penalties for specific violations and grants individuals the right to sue airlines directly in federal court. These measures aim to ensure equitable access to air transportation and provide meaningful legal remedies for passengers with disabilities.

This resolution expresses Congressional support for the Iranian people in their ongoing struggle for a free and democratic nation. It condemns the Iranian regime’s history of brutal repression, human rights abuses, and violent crackdowns on peaceful protesters. Furthermore, it calls for the protection of fundamental freedoms and urges the U.S. government to coordinate with allies to deter further state violence.

The Nutrition Administration Assistance Act of 2026 authorizes $1 million in annual funding from 2026 through 2030 to support the administrative costs of key federal food assistance programs. These funds are distributed across the Commodity Supplemental Food Program, the Emergency Food Assistance Program, and the Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program to help states effectively manage and deliver these essential services.

The Housing Choice Voucher Fairness Act of 2025 ensures greater portability for families using rental assistance. Starting January 1, 2026, public housing agencies must continue providing voucher payments when a family moves to a new area, provided the new rental cost does not exceed the previous payment by more than 10 percent.

This resolution expresses the sense of the House of Representatives that increasing the representation of women in corporate boardrooms and senior management positions is essential for fostering robust, long-term economic growth. It encourages corporations to actively commit to utilizing the talents and skills of women at all leadership levels to improve financial performance and organizational success.

This resolution mandates the immediate removal of the Director of the Congressional Budget Office from office. The action is executed in accordance with the authority granted under section 201(a)(4) of the Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act of 1974.

This resolution reaffirms the United States' commitment to the sovereignty of Denmark and Greenland, emphasizing that any future changes to Greenland’s status must be determined by its people. It underscores that the U.S. rejects the use of military force or coercion in the region, prioritizing instead a partnership rooted in mutual respect, democratic values, and existing NATO treaty obligations.

This resolution recognizes the vital role of the Older Americans Act (OAA) nutrition programs in combating hunger, malnutrition, and social isolation among seniors and individuals with disabilities. It highlights how these essential services improve health outcomes and reduce long-term medical costs while calling on Congress to support local providers through sustained funding and active volunteer participation.