800 bills
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Autism CARES Act
This bill reauthorizes funding for autism programs, increasing fiscal appropriations and expanding the scope to include more culturally and linguistically appropriate education, early detection, and evidence-based interventions.
US Congress 7 Sept 2024Sep 12, 2024 - View scoreS4912 · US · 118
BITCOIN Act
This bill seeks to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve to manage the Federal Government's Bitcoin holdings, enhancing financial leadership and security through digital asset diversification. It outlines that Bitcoin can serve as a modern digital asset akin to gold reserves, strengthening national financial resilience.
US Congress 8 Dec 2024Jul 31, 2024 - View scoreS55 · US · 118
VACANT Act
Jan 24, 2023 - View scoreS656 · US · 118
Veteran Improvement Commercial Driver License Act
This bill ensures veterans have broader access to quality commercial driver training by refining VA's program approval processes. This facilitates veterans' transition to civilian careers, enhances program consistency, reduces bureaucratic barriers, and ensures curriculum meets federal standards.
US Congress 13 Oct 2024Oct 1, 2024 - View scoreS670 · US · 118
Investigators Maintain Purposeful Awareness to Combat Trafficking Trauma Act
The IMPACTT Human Trafficking Act aims to bolster support for victims of human trafficking. The Act establishes two key programs: the Investigators Maintain Purposeful Awareness to Combat Trafficking Trauma Program and the Victim Assistance Program.
US Congress 13 Oct 2024Oct 1, 2024 - View scoreS870 · US · 118
A bill to authorize appropriations for the United States Fire Administration and firefighter assistance grant programs, to advance the benefits of nuclear energy, and for other purposes.
Also known as the ADVANCE Act, the bill reauthorizes existing fire safety grants but mostly aims to modernize US nuclear regulatory frameworks, enhance workforce efficacy, speed up environmental reviews, support nuclear technology innovation, and strengthen international nuclear partnerships for national security and energy sustainability.
US Congress 29 June 2024Jul 9, 2024 - View scoreSJRES106 · US · 118
Authorizing use of Military Force against the Islamic Republic of Iran
This joint resolution authorizes the use of United States Armed Forces against the Islamic Republic of Iran. The resolution highlights Iran's persistent nuclear advancements and cites several incidents and reports demonstrating the escalating threat posed by Iran’s nuclear activities to both regional and global security.
US Congress 11 Aug 2024Jul 31, 2024 - View scoreHCONRES113 · US · 119
Establishing the Congressional Budget for the U.S. Government for Fiscal Year 2027
This resolution sets Congress’s spending framework for 2027 and projects budget levels through 2036. It recommends targets for revenues, spending, deficits, and debt—like $4.48 trillion in revenues and $6.08 trillion in outlays for 2027. Funding is steered toward key services—defense, health care, Medicare, veterans, and transportation—while assuming large savings elsewhere. It allows fast-track budget bills (reconciliation), directs committees to propose deficit-related legislation, and permits special budget adjustments for emergencies, disaster relief, wildfire suppression, Social Security, and health care fraud control. Though not binding, it guides future funding bills, and even with these targets, deficits and debt would still rise.
Establishing the Congressional Budget for the U.S. Government for Fiscal Year 2027 (HConRes 113)Jul 23, 2026 - View scoreHCONRES38 · US · 119
Directing the President to remove United States Armed Forces from hostilities in Iran
This bill calls for the President to pull US Armed Forces from involvements in Iran not explicitly sanctioned by Congress. Congress holds the sole authority to declare war, and hostilities in Iran lack such a declaration or legal backing. The bill ensures intelligence activities continue and affirms no military force is authorized. The bill reinforces constitutional checks on military engagements.
US Congress 22 June 2025Mar 5, 2026 - View scoreHCONRES75 · US · 119
Directing the President to Remove U.S. Armed Forces From Hostilities Against Iran
This bill requires the President to withdraw U.S. Armed Forces from hostilities against Iran within 30 days unless Congress specifically authorizes continued military action. It reaffirms that only Congress has the authority to declare war and clarifies that the withdrawal requirement does not apply to U.S. forces acting in self-defense, protecting allies or embassies, conducting defensive deployments, or performing intelligence activities. The bill does not authorize any new military action; instead, it ensures that any ongoing or expanded operations against Iran must first receive congressional approval.
Directing the President to Remove U.S. Armed Forces From Hostilities Against Iran (HConRes 75)May 14, 2026 - View scoreHCONRES84 · US · 119
Directing the President to Remove United States Armed Forces from Lebanon
This bill would require the President, under the authority of the War Powers Resolution, to withdraw all U.S. armed forces out of Lebanon within seven days. It would quickly end direct U.S. military involvement there, likely reducing danger to American service members and lowering the risk of the U.S. being drawn into a wider regional conflict. It also strengthens Congress’s role in deciding when U.S. forces stay in overseas operations, but could limit America’s ability to respond quickly in Lebanon.
Directing the President to Remove United States Armed Forces from Lebanon (HConRes 84)Jun 4, 2026 - View scoreHR1 · US · 119
One Big Beautiful Bill Act
This bill is the reconciliation package put together as the signature priority bill for both Republican leadership in Congress and the White House. The major tenets are that it further lowers taxes, will cut Medicaid and SNAP and addresses a variety of other policies, ranging from the environment to education.
US Congress 25 May 2025Jul 4, 2025 - View scoreHR1004 · US · 119
Love Lives On Act of 2025
The bill lets surviving spouses of fallen service members keep VA survivor payments even if they remarry. It also stops the Defense Department from cutting off Survivor Benefit Plan checks after remarriage, and restarts payments for those who remarried before 55 (some immediately). It brings widows and widowers back into military health care (TRICARE) if a later marriage ends. This reduces money and health coverage gaps for military families.
Love Lives On Act of 2025 (HR 1004)Mar 26, 2026 - View scoreHR1028 · US · 119
Protection of Women in Olympic and Amateur Sports Act
Bill sets new rules for U.S. Olympic and amateur sports groups. It defines sex as biological and says only females can play in events for women or girls. Sports groups must enforce this to stay recognized. This would bar transgender women from female categories, make policies uniform across sports, and could change how teams and events are arranged. Backers say it protects fairness and safety; critics say it harms inclusion and could bring lawsuits.
Protection of Women in Olympic and Amateur Sports Act (HR 1028)Feb 17, 2026 - View scoreHR1039 · US · 119
Clear Communication for Veterans Claims Act
This bill aims to improve the communication process between the Department of Veterans Affairs and veterans. It mandates an assessment of the clarity and effectiveness of notices sent to claimants, with the goal of making communication more understandable, concise, and cost-effective. The bill involves collaboration with a federally funded research center to suggest improvements and ensure compliance with federal laws.
US Congress 13 Apr 2025Apr 8, 2025 - View scoreHR1048 · US · 119
DETERRENT Act
The Act amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to require colleges to disclose foreign gifts and contracts worth $50,000 or more. Institutions must report these to the Secretary of Education, identify any connections to foreign governments, and maintain records for future audits. The bill aims to protect national interests by increasing transparency in foreign relationships.
US Congress 29 Mar 2025Mar 31, 2025 - View scoreHR1061 · US · 119
Protecting Sensitive Locations Act
This bill would ban most immigration enforcement actions—such as arrests, questioning, and surveillance—at or within 1,000 feet of sensitive locations like schools, hospitals, places of worship, courthouses, shelters, polling places, and other specified sites. Enforcement is only allowed in emergencies involving imminent danger or for rare, pre-approved operations targeting serious threats. The bill requires annual training for officers, detailed reporting of any actions at sensitive sites, and penalties for violations, including making evidence inadmissible in removal cases. The aim is to protect access to essential services and civic spaces without fear of immigration enforcement.
Protecting Sensitive Locations Act (HR 1061)Feb 6, 2025 - View scoreHR1106 · US · 119
Scientific Integrity Act
This bill seeks to amend the America COMPETES Act to establish scientific integrity policies for federal agencies managing or funding scientific research. It aims to prevent political interference in scientific processes, ensure public access to research, and require agencies to develop integrity policy enforced across all levels. The bill emphasizes transparency and public trust in government-funded science efforts.
US Congress 11 Mar 2025Feb 6, 2025 - View scoreHR1152 · US · 119
Electronic Filing and Payment Fairness Act
The Electronic Filing and Payment Fairness Act amends the Internal Revenue Code to apply the mailbox rule to IRS documents and payments submitted electronically. This means that the date an electronic submission is sent will be considered the official delivery or payment date, regardless of when it is received by the IRS. This change takes effect for documents and payments sent after December 31, 2025.
US Congress 13 Apr 2025Apr 1, 2025 - View scoreHR1161 · US · 119
Red White and Blueland Act of 2025
This bill authorizes the President to negotiate the purchase of Greenland from Denmark and renames it to 'Red, White, and Blueland'. It includes steps to implement the new name across Federal documents and maps within 180 days of enactment, ensuring all references reflect the change.
US Congress 23 Feb 2025Feb 10, 2025 - View scoreHR1181 · US · 119
Protecting Privacy in Purchases Act
This bill would prohibit credit card networks and payment processors from using or requiring merchant category codes that specifically identify firearms retailers. This means businesses selling firearms, ammunition, and related products could not be set apart from general or sporting goods stores in payment systems. The U.S. Attorney General (AG) would enforce the law, handle complaints, and require corrective action if violations occur. It also overrides any state or local laws that mandate firearm-specific codes, but still allows codes for fraud prevention and security. Each year, the Attorney General must report to Congress on the law’s effectiveness.
Protecting Privacy in Purchases Act (HR 1181)Jul 15, 2026 - View scoreHR131 · US · 119
Finish the Arkansas Valley Conduit Act
The bill changes how the Arkansas Valley Conduit in Colorado is paid for. Local partners must cover 35% of the cost, using non-federal funds and project revenue. If they show financial hardship, they can repay the rest over up to 75 years at a simple interest rate set at half the U.S. Treasury rate. Local partners will run and maintain the pipeline. This aims to cut costs, speed construction, and bring safe, reliable drinking water to underserved communities.
Finish the Arkansas Valley Conduit Act (HR 131)Jan 8, 2026 - View scoreHR1346 · US · 119
Nationwide Consumer and Fuel Retailer Choice Act of 2025
This bill would allow E15 gasoline, a fuel blend with 15% ethanol, to be sold year-round nationwide, expanding fuel choices and possibly lowering prices at the pump. It also changes renewable fuel rules for small oil refiners by ending most special exemptions after 2027, giving some smaller companies lighter requirements, and allowing emergency relief for plants at risk of closing. EPA would also update pump labels and fuel storage rules.
Nationwide Consumer and Fuel Retailer Choice Act of 2025 (HR 1346)May 14, 2026 - View scoreHR139 · US · 119
Sunshine Protection Act of 2025
This bill aims to make daylight saving time permanent nationwide, eliminating the twice-yearly clock changes. The bill would amend federal law to advance standard time in each time zone by one hour year-round. States that currently opt out of daylight saving time, such as Arizona and Hawaii, would be allowed to maintain their existing standard time or adopt the new national standard as they see fit. The goal is to provide more daylight in the evenings throughout the year, while still allowing flexibility for states with existing exemptions.
Sunshine Protection Act of 2025 (HR 139)Jul 15, 2026 - View scoreHR14 · US · 119
John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025
This bill restores federal oversight—known as “preclearance”—of voting law changes in areas with recent histories of discrimination, using updated criteria. It strengthens protections for racial and language minorities by making it easier to challenge discriminatory practices and requiring multilingual materials. The bill mandates prompt public notice of changes to voting procedures, ensures information is accessible, and places extra scrutiny on restrictive measures like stricter voter ID laws or reduced polling places. Enforcement powers are expanded, allowing both the Attorney General and private individuals to challenge violations, with courts directed to prioritize protecting access to the vote.
John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act of 2025 (HR 14)Mar 5, 2025 - View scoreHR1491 · US · 119
Disaster Related Extension of Deadlines Act
The Disaster Related Extension of Deadlines Act amends the Internal Revenue Code to allow extensions of deadlines for filing tax returns and making payments due to disasters, major fires, terrorism, or military actions. The extensions apply to claims related to limitations on credit or refunds and ensure collection notices reflect these postponed deadlines. This aims to alleviate the burden on taxpayers during critical times.
US Congress 13 Apr 2025Dec 26, 2025 - View scoreHR1689 · US · 119
To Require the Secretary of Homeland Security to Designate Haiti for Temporary Protected Status (TPS)
This bill would require the Secretary of Homeland Security to grant Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to Haiti through April 2029. TPS allows Haitians already living in the United States to stay legally and avoid deportation during this period. It also lets eligible individuals apply for work permits, providing them legal authorization to work. The bill does not create a path to permanent residency or citizenship—it simply offers temporary protection and work eligibility for Haitians while their home country remains in crisis.
To Require the Secretary of Homeland Security to Designate Haiti for Temporary Protected Status (TPS) (HR 1689)Apr 21, 2026 - View scoreHR1823 · US · 119
VA Budget Shortfall Accountability Act
The VA Budget Shortfall Accountability Act requires the Secretary of Veterans Affairs and the Comptroller General to report and review funding shortfalls in the Department of Veterans Affairs. The Act aims to address and prevent financial discrepancies by analyzing the causes and proposing improvements. Officials must submit findings to congressional committees within specified timelines, ensuring accountability and financial transparency.
US Congress 25 May 2025Jan 20, 2026 - View scoreHR1834 · US · 119
Breaking the Gridlock Act
This is the legislative vehicle that would allow for the Affordable Care Act extended tax credits to be continued, lowering health insurance rates. Creates a 2026 congressional time capsule. Speeds federal reimbursements to local fire crews. Extends Udall Foundation funding. Orders a U.S. strategy against Boko Haram and a report on China financial risks. Strengthens veteran services, courts, life insurance, and refunds wrongly taxed severance. Studies TSA commute pay. Bans data brokers from sending Americans’ sensitive data to foreign adversaries. Requires U.S.-made flags. Adds funds and sets House oversight.
Breaking the Gridlock Act (HR 1834) - 2026 Federal billFeb 10, 2026 - View scoreHR1897 · US · 119
Endangered Species Recovery Act
This bill would overhaul endangered species management by requiring regular reviews, publicizing scientific and economic data, and mandating agencies to weigh economic, national security, and health impacts alongside science. It narrows which lands qualify as critical habitat, boosts transparency, gives states and landowners more say, and incentivizes voluntary conservation. The bill also streamlines permitting and legal reviews, requires cost analyses, and mandates congressional notification for major actions. Overall, it would make delisting species easier and expand the influence of businesses and property owners in policy.
Endangered Species Recovery Act (HR 1897)Apr 20, 2026 - View scoreHR1919 · US · 119
AntiCBDC Surveillance State Act
The bill prohibits Federal Reserve banks from offering products or services directly to individuals or issuing a central bank digital currency (CBDC). It restricts using CBDCs for monetary policy and emphasizes privacy protection by not allowing similar digital assets to be tested, developed, or used by the Federal Reserve System without Congress’s authorization.
US Congress 19 July 2025Jul 17, 2025 - View scoreHR1968 · US · 119
Full-Year Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act, 2025
This bill focuses on extending funding for health and security programs, including community health centers and national health services. It allocates budgets for housing, transportation, and urban development. It makes amendments to previous laws, like the Affordable Care Act, and includes directives for defense operations. The bill aims to ensure continuous funding for essential services and responds to current economic and social needs.
US Congress 11 Mar 2025Mar 15, 2025 - View scoreHR2035 · US · 119
American Cargo for American Ships Act
The bill requires the U.S. Department of Transportation to transport all its procured, furnished, or financed goods on privately-owned commercial vessels of the United States. This aims to ensure fair participation of U.S. ships in transportation activities, supporting domestic shipping industries and ensuring goods are shipped efficiently using vessels available at reasonable rates.
US Congress 22 June 2025Jun 10, 2025 - View scoreHR2096 · US · 119
Protecting Our Nations Capital Emergency Act
The bill aims to change the rights of law enforcement officers in Washington D.C. This includes allowing officers to negotiate disciplinary matters through collective bargaining and reinstating the statute of limitations for disciplinary cases against police and civilian employees repealed in 2022.
US Congress 22 June 2025Jun 11, 2025 - View scoreHR22 · US · 119
Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act
This bill amends the National Voter Registration Act to ensure that only U.S. citizens are registered to vote in federal elections. It mandates proof of citizenship and establishes protocols for states to verify voter eligibility, stressing the importance of maintaining election integrity by preventing non-citizens from registering to vote.
US Congress 11 Mar 2025Apr 10, 2025 - View scoreHR2458 · US · 119
Secure Space Act of 2025
The Secure Space Act of 2025 amends a previous law to restrict the Federal Communications Commission from issuing satellite system licenses or market access if controlled by entities providing covered communication services. This applies to geostationary, non-geostationary satellites, and earth stations. The goal is to promote secure communications by preventing potential foreign influence over critical infrastructure.
US Congress 4 May 2025Apr 29, 2025 - View scoreHR2478 · US · 119
Financial Exploitation Prevention Act of 2025
This bill allows mutual fund companies to temporarily delay withdrawals from customer accounts if they suspect financial exploitation of a “specified adult” (age 65+ or with a mental/physical impairment). Companies can request a trusted contact and, if exploitation is suspected, delay withdrawals for up to 15 business days, with a possible 10-day extension. During the delay, they must notify the trusted contact (unless risky), review the situation, and document actions. Records must be available to regulators. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) must also consult other agencies and report to Congress on protecting vulnerable investors.
Financial Exploitation Prevention Act of 2025 (HR 2478)Jul 13, 2026 - View scoreHR2480 · US · 119
Securing Semiconductor Supply Chains Act of 2025
The Securing Semiconductor Supply Chains Act of 2025 aims to boost semiconductor production in the USA by increasing foreign direct investments through SelectUSA. It seeks to coordinate with state-level economic bodies, tackling supply chain vulnerabilities post-COVID-19. The legislation highlights using existing resources for strengthening the supply chain without additional funding.
US Congress 4 May 2025Apr 29, 2025 - View scoreHR25 · US · 119
FairTax Act of 2025
This bill aims to abolish the federal income, payroll, and estate taxes and the IRS, replacing them with a national retail sales tax. The bill proposes a simplified tax system administered by states, promoting fairness, economic growth, and investment. It includes measures to protect privacy and reduce compliance costs for taxpayers.
US Congress 23 Feb 2025Jan 3, 2025 - View scoreHR2512 · US · 119
Hot Foods Act of 2025
This bill would amend SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) rules to let recipients use their benefits for hot, ready-to-eat foods. Currently, SNAP recipients cannot buy hot prepared meals, which creates challenges for seniors, people with disabilities, unhoused individuals, and families without kitchen access. The bill would expand food access by allowing SNAP users to buy hot meals at retailers where these foods account for no more than 50% of total sales, maintaining restrictions on restaurants and keeping the ban on alcohol and tobacco purchases.
Hot Foods Act of 2025 (HR 2512)Apr 18, 2025 - View scoreHR2591 · US · 119
Mental Health in Aviation Act of 2025
This bill requires the Federal Aviation Administration to update regulations to support mental health in aviation. It encourages individuals to seek help and disclose conditions, mandates annual reviews for mental health issuance in aviation, allocates funds to hire more aviation medical examiners, and aims to destigmatize mental health issues within the industry through public education campaigns.
US Congress 27 Sept 2025Sep 9, 2025 - View scoreHR261 · US · 119
Undersea Cable Protection Act of 2025
This bill stops NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)—the agency that manages national marine sanctuaries—from requiring an extra permit for undersea fiber optic cables if another federal or state agency has already approved the work. This speeds up cable projects, lowers costs, and improves service, but may reduce sanctuary-specific reviews. NOAA can still coordinate with other agencies to protect ocean areas.
Undersea Cable Protection Act of 2025 (HR 261)Feb 12, 2026 - View scoreHR2616 · US · 119
PROTECT Kids Act
This bill would require public elementary and middle schools that receive federal funding to obtain parental consent before making changes to a student’s gender markers, pronouns, or preferred name on school records. It would also require parental approval before allowing a student to use bathrooms or locker rooms that differ from their sex assigned at birth. The bill defines “covered student” as any minor in elementary or middle grades, using definitions from federal education law. Schools that do not follow these consent requirements could lose federal funding.
PROTECT Kids Act (HR 2616)May 21, 2026 - View scoreHR2643 · US · 119
Haiti Criminal Collusion Transparency Act of 2025
The bill requires the Secretary of State to report on ties between criminal gangs and political and economic elites in Haiti. It mandates sanctions against elites found to be collaborating with gangs. The report aims to identify gang activities and the influence of elites, assess threats to U.S. interests, and suggest U.S. actions. Exemptions allow humanitarian aid and vital goods to reach Haiti.
US Congress 6 Sept 2025Sep 3, 2025 - View scoreHR2857 · US · 119
Drain the Swamp Act
This bill would ban political appointees from accepting gifts from registered lobbyists, create a two-year cooling-off period for officials entering and exiting government, and it would ban "golden parachute" payouts from previous employers.
US Congress 9 Aug 2025Apr 10, 2025 - View scoreHR2913 · US · 119
Ukraine Support Act
This bill expands U.S. support for Ukraine in response to Russia’s invasion, reaffirming cooperation with the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). It condemns abuses like the forced transfer of Ukrainian children and provides wide-ranging diplomatic, economic, and military aid—including expanded lend-lease authority, foreign military financing, and insurance for shipping and investment in Ukraine. The bill creates a Ukraine Reconstruction Trust Fund, promotes nuclear energy cooperation, and supports independent news by countering Russian disinformation. It imposes broad sanctions on Russian industries and banks, including higher tariffs, tighter export limits, and penalties for oil trade and nuclear threats, while including humanitarian exemptions.
Ukraine Support Act (HR 2913)Jul 20, 2026 - View scoreHR2966 · US · 119
American Entrepreneurs First Act of 2025
The bill mandates certain documentation for citizenship status when applying for loans through the Small Business Administration. It ensures that applicants are either U.S. citizens, nationals, or lawful permanent residents. The goal is to prioritize legitimate small business owners for loan eligibility, maintaining the integrity of U.S. business financing while supporting American entrepreneurs.
US Congress 22 June 2025Jun 9, 2025 - View scoreHR2988 · US · 119
Protecting Prudent Investment of Retirement Savings Act
This bill sets new rules for retirement plans. Managers must pick investments only for financial risk and return; social goals can be used only as a documented tie-breaker, and such funds can’t be the default. Plans must choose vendors without regard to race, sex, religion, or national origin. Proxy voting must put economics first with records and oversight. People using self-directed brokerage windows must get clear risk and fee notices.
Protecting Prudent Investment of Retirement Savings Act (HR 2988)Jan 26, 2026 - View scoreHR3123 · US · 119
Ernest Peltz Accrued Veterans Benefits Act
Ensures families get VA pension money approved before a veteran's death. If payment arrives after death, it goes to the spouse, then children, then dependent parents, or the estate (unless the estate would go to the state). If no one files within one year, it goes to the estate. Applies to deaths after the law begins. Also extends a current limit on some pension payments by one month, to Feb 28, 2033. This helps survivors receive money the veteran earned and clarifies who gets paid.
Ernest Peltz Accrued Veterans Benefits Act (HR 3123)Feb 3, 2026 - View scoreHR320 · US · 119
Make Marriage Great Again Act
The bill promotes family values by offering incentives to married couples, such as tax benefits, while also restricting certain rights for unmarried individuals. It encourages marriage as a societal standard. The act also outlines specific guidelines and penalties for non-compliance.
US Congress 6 Sept 2025Jan 9, 2025
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