New bill would require Medicaid to cover 12 mental health telehealth visits per year for people on home confinement after leaving prison β targeting the risky reentry period.
Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton proposes legislation to treat Washington, DC as a state under the Pittman-Robertson & Dingell-Johnson Acts, increasing DC's share of federal wildlife & sport fish.
New bill would give Utah courts jurisdiction over civil cases on Shivwits Paiute tribal lands and expand the tribe's leasing authority β while keeping tribal sovereign immunity intact.
New bill would let struggling rural hospitals tap USDA farm loan programs to refinance debt, upgrade telehealth, and stay open. Over 130 rural hospitals have closed since 2010. Introduced Feb 2026.
The SAFE CATTLE Act, introduced by Rep. Ronny Jackson, proposes requiring USDA and Interior to coordinate detection and eradication of New World screwworm on federal lands within 180 days.
New House bill would freeze all hiring at ICE. No new appointments, transfers, or details until Congress passes a law lifting it. Highly divisive measure introduced by 11 House Democrats.
New bill would let you use leftover 529 college savings to buy your first home β tax-free. Covers down payments, closing costs, and mortgage payments starting 2027.
HR 7328 proposes requiring disabled individuals to exhaust administrative remedies, including a DOJ complaint & up to 18 months of waiting, before suing businesses over inaccessible websites or.
New bill proposes $10M federal study on building a water supply system for rural communities across South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, and Minnesota. Feds would cover up to 50% of study costs.
New bill would expand USDA's organic program: $1,500 certification payments for farmers, transition grants via nonprofits, and up to $100M/year by 2030. Targets small farms and farms near schools.
New bill would pay therapists, social workers, and psychologists a 15% Medicare bonus for treating mental health and addiction in shortage areas. Takes effect January 2027.
HR 7520 proposes delaying Medicare's physician work RVU efficiency adjustment until 2030 and raising 2026 physician payment rates to protect senior care access.
New bill would fund a HUD grant competition to build energy-efficient affordable homes for families earning under 50% of area median income. Focus: low costs, disability access, climate resiliency.
New bill would end the 60-year US trade embargo on Cuba. Americans could travel freely, send unlimited remittances, and businesses could trade with the island. Highly divisive measure splits Congress.
New bill would create a federal task force to hunt down fraud involving taxpayer dollars across 13 agencies. The No More SCAMS Act requires the President to launch it within 90 days of enactment.
The Senate passed a resolution honoring Iowa Army National Guard Sergeants Nate Howard, 29, & Edgar Torres-Tovar, 25, who were killed in an ISIS-linked attack in Palmyra, Syria, on December 13, 2025.
New Senate bill targets fish 'bycatch' in Alaska waters. Funds $4M/year for gear research, builds a flume tank to test trawl tech, and creates a fund to help fishermen reduce accidental salmon catch.
New law: Veterans' disability and survivor benefits get a cost-of-living boost starting December 1, 2025, matching the Social Security increase. Protects payments from inflation.
Rep. DeLauro proposes the FY2026 DHS Appropriations Act, allocating $10.6B to TSA, $26.4B to disaster relief, and $2.2B to cybersecurity while banning restraints on pregnant detainees.
New bill would let more military kids qualify for free school lunch by excluding housing pay (BAH) from family income. Also studies auto-enrolling military children in meal programs.
New bill proposes centralized database for Defense suppliers. Small businesses would submit qualification info once instead of repeatedly to different contractors. Aims to cut red tape.
New bill would require tracking numbers or signatures for immigration documents sent by mail. DHS gets 180 days to implement if passed. Affects visa, green card, citizenship papers.
New bill would guarantee paychecks for 37K+ federal prison workers during government shutdowns. Covers guards, medical staff, and administrators to prevent staffing gaps that risk safety.