834 bills
- 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 scoreHR2853 · US · 119
Combating Organized Retail Crime Act of 2025
This bill proposes changes to federal law to address organized retail and cargo theft. It lets federal prosecutors combine related thefts within a 12-month period, expands offenses to include not only theft but also the movement, sale, and resale of stolen goods—including prepaid and gift cards—and updates asset forfeiture rules. It creates a national Organized Retail and Supply Chain Crime Coordination Center for information sharing, training, and joint operations among government and private partners. It also directs the expansion of grants and training for law enforcement agencies tackling these crimes.
Combating Organized Retail Crime Act of 2025 (HR 2853)May 13, 2026 - 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.
Iran War Powers Resolution & Other Items - 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 - View scoreHR3276 · US · 119
Local Communities and Bird Habitat Stewardship Act of 2025
Creates the Urban Bird Treaty Program to help cities protect and restore bird habitats. Interior will partner with local governments, tribes, schools, nonprofits, and community groups to cut hazards, control invasives, plant native species, and involve residents in monitoring and education. A competitive grant program via the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation will fund projects. Provides $1M per year through 2032. Benefits: more green space, local jobs, better disease monitoring.
Local Communities and Bird Habitat Stewardship Act of 2025 (HR 3276)Sep 15, 2026 - View scoreHR3423 · US · 119
Facility for Runway Operations and Safe Transportation Act
The bill modifies title 49 of the U.S. Code to include aircraft de-icing storage facilities in the definition of airport development. This change enhances the infrastructure for de-icing operations to improve aviation safety and streamline transportation services in colder regions, ensuring safer conditions for airplanes and efficient runway operations.
US Congress 27 Sept 2025Sep 9, 2025 - View scoreHR3426 · US · 119
Courthouse Affordability and Space Efficiency CASE Act of 2025
The bill reduces the costs of new courthouse constructions by enforcing guidelines for courtroom sharing and maximizing use of existing spaces. It mandates courtroom sharing for different types of judges: 2 courtrooms for 3 active district judges, 1 for 2 bankruptcy judges, etc. It also requires full utilization of existing space before adding new complex capacity.
US Congress 27 Sept 2025Dec 1, 2025 - View scoreHR3486 · US · 119
Stop Illegal Entry Act of 2025
This bill aims to amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to increase the penalties for those who illegally enter and reenter the U.S. after being removed. It includes stricter incarceration sentences for repeat offenders and individuals convicted of serious crimes, intending to deter illegal immigration by imposing harsher punishments and limiting the chances of reentry without legal authorization.
US Congress 9 Aug 2025Sep 15, 2025 - View scoreHR3492 · US · 119
Protect Childrens Innocence Act
Makes it a federal crime to perform surgeries, give puberty blockers, or give cross-sex hormones to change a minor's sex. Punishable by up to 10 years in prison. Also criminalizes helping or transporting a child for female genital cutting. Religion or custom is not a defense. Minors are not prosecuted. Only narrow medical exceptions apply; mental health alone doesn't count. Would sharply reduce gender-related care for youth and put doctors and some parents at legal risk.
Protect Childrens Innocence Act (HR 3492)Dec 18, 2025 - View scoreHR3565 · US · 119
Block the Bombs Act
This bill bars the President from selling, transferring, or exporting certain defense articles or services to Israel—including BLU-109 bombs, JDAM kits, and 155mm artillery—unless Congress authorizes specific uses and Israel provides written assurances of compliance with those purposes and international human rights laws.
US Congress 23 Aug 2025May 21, 2025 - View scoreHR359 · US · 119
Cost-Share Accountability Act of 2025
The bill aims to address funding and resource allocation for energy and natural resources sectors. It proposes periodic reporting by relevant departments to ensure transparency and accountability. The bill suggests reductions in cost-sharing requirements to foster more significant engagement and investment from private and public stakeholders, enhancing development and innovation while ensuring sustainable practices.
US Congress 29 Mar 2025Mar 25, 2025 - View scoreHR3633 · US · 119
Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025
This bill creates a regulatory framework for digital assets, digital commodities, and stablecoins in the U.S. It defines key terms and clarifies oversight roles for the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) and SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission). It requires companies or organizations that issue digital assets to disclose details about their technology, governance, economics, and risks. The bill also bars non-financial companies from owning stablecoin issuers, requires regular certifications and independent audits, and directs federal agencies to jointly study decentralized finance (DeFi), including its risks, benefits, and connection to traditional finance.
Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025 (HR 3633)Sep 15, 2026 - View scoreHR372 · US · 119
Drug Testing for Welfare Recipients Act
The bill mandates drug tests for certain welfare program applicants aged 18 and above. Assistance is denied if individuals fail or refuse tests, unless completing treatment and retesting negative. States must assess arrest records for drug offenses over five years. Housing assistance under similar conditions is also affected. Administrative costs cannot be imposed on individuals for drug testing.
US Congress 22 Nov 2025Feb 20, 2025 - View scoreHR386 · US · 119
Chinese Currency Accountability Act of 2025
This bill requires U.S. representatives at the International Monetary Fund to oppose increasing the Chinese renminbi's weight in the Special Drawing Rights basket unless China complies with specific financial agreements and refrains from currency manipulation activities.
US Congress 11 Mar 2025Feb 11, 2025 - View scoreHR3898 · US · 119
PERMIT Act
This bill would change the Clean Water Act by narrowing the definition of “waters of the United States.” The amendment would exclude certain waters from the Clean Water Act, including waste treatment systems like ponds or lagoons, streams that only flow after rainfall, previously converted cropland, groundwater, and any other features the EPA Administrator or the Secretary of the Army wishes to exclude.
US Congress 9 Aug 2025Dec 15, 2025 - View scoreHR4 · US · 119
Rescissions Act of 2025
The bill cancels $8.9 billion in budget allocations previously approved by the government for international aid and the Corporation for Public Broadbasting. It includes rescinding funds for various projects administered by USAID, such as economic support funds, global health programs, refugee assistance, and disaster relief. The bill reallocates financial resources, emphasizing domestic budget efficiency by cutting government expenditures.
US Congress 19 July 2025Jul 24, 2025 - View scoreHR4004 · US · 119
No Anonymity in Immigration Enforcement Act of 2025
This bill requires U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to not wear facial coverings during enforcement operations, ensuring clear identification with garments displaying their name and agency. Exceptions allow for protective gear in major threats or for safety. Procedures are in place for compliance, review, and penalties for violations. Reports on discipline actions and complaints are annually submitted to Congress.
US Congress 22 Nov 2025Jun 12, 2025 - View scoreHR4090 · US · 119
Critical Mineral Dominance Act
Pushes the U.S. to lead in hardrock and rare earth mining. Interior must tally the cost of relying on imports, add this to annual mineral reports, list mines on federal land, and fast-track priority projects and permits. Agencies must find and roll back rules that slow mining. Government will map new deposits and flag lands that can be permitted quickly. Effects: more mining jobs, stronger supply chains, less reliance on rivals, and more activity on public lands with environmental risks.
Critical Mineral Dominance Act (HR 4090)Jul 15, 2026 - View scoreHR4117 · US · 119
Fuel Emissions Freedom Act
The bill repeals federal and state motor vehicle emission and fuel standards to reduce regulatory burdens for manufacturers. It argues these regulations raise costs, create uncertainty, and stifle innovation. The bill intends to lower consumer costs, improve manufacturing efficiency, and promote economic freedom by nullifying existing emission standards and prohibiting future regulations.
US Congress 6 Sept 2025Jun 24, 2025 - View scoreHR4330 · US · 119
Early Childhood Education Trust Fund
This bill proposes to create the Early Childhood Education Trust Fund by using funds from the estate tax. The Trust Fund will support child care services through grants awarded by the Secretary of Health and Human Services to lead agencies. It's designed to complement the Child Care and Development Block Grant Act of 1990, aiming to improve early childhood education nationwide.
US Congress 23 Aug 2025Jul 10, 2025 - View scoreHR4405 · US · 119
Requiring the Attorney General to release records about Jeffrey Epstein
This bill gives the Attorney General 30 days to publish all documents and records relating to the investigation, prosecution and incarceration of Jeffrey Epstein on a public website.
US Congress 19 July 2025Nov 19, 2025 - View scoreHR4446 · US · 119
FAST VETS Act
The FAST VETS Act updates how the VA changes veterans' job training plans. After a review, the VA will rebuild a plan only when a veteran's limits have changed and a new plan is more likely to meet long-term job goals. If a change would not help, the VA can deny it. This aims to speed decisions, focus training on what works, reduce waste, and help veterans find steady work sooner, though some may see fewer plan updates.
FAST VETS Act (HR 4446)Jan 20, 2026 - View scoreHR4626 · US · 119
Home Appliance Protection and Affordability Act
This bill makes it more difficult for the federal government to tighten energy and water efficiency rules for home appliances. Any new or updated standards must be proven technologically workable, maintain product performance, and save consumers money within three years. The bill allows consumers and manufacturers to seek the repeal of costly standards and requires the Department of Energy to disclose meetings with certain advocacy groups, including those linked to the Chinese government. Additionally, it blocks the implementation of new efficiency standards for products like distribution transformers.
Home Appliance Protection and Affordability Act (HR 4626)Feb 25, 2026 - View scoreHR4632 · US · 119
Fair Representation Act
This bill aims to improve the democratic process in the United States by introducing ranked choice voting for Senate and House elections, creating multi-member districts to enhance fair representation, and implementing nonpartisan criteria for congressional redistricting. The act seeks to limit political gerrymandering and ensure equal voting power, while protecting voters' rights enshrined in the Constitution.
US Congress 9 Aug 2025Jul 23, 2025 - View scoreHR4667 · US · 119
VISIBLE Act
The bill mandates immigration enforcement officers to wear visible identification during public-facing operations. This is to promote transparency and accountability, ensuring the public can easily identify officers during enforcement activities under the Immigration and Nationality Act.
US Congress 23 Aug 2025Jul 24, 2025 - View scoreHR4690 · US · 119
Reliable Federal Infrastructure Act
This bill amends the Energy Conservation and Production Act to remove certain federal building energy efficiency standards. It eliminates previous requirements for new and renovated federal buildings to meet specific energy efficiency benchmarks or fuel restrictions. It ensures that buildings cannot be denied green or high-performance certification solely due to fossil fuel use. It repeals related federal regulations and directs the Secretary of Energy to update regulations within 180 days. The changes give federal agencies more flexibility in building design and operation, especially regarding energy sources, while allowing continued pursuit of green building certifications.
Reliable Federal Infrastructure Act (HR 4690)Apr 27, 2026 - View scoreHR471 · US · 119
Fix Our Forests Act
This bill seeks to improve forest health and reduce wildfire risk by expediting environmental reviews and accelerating management projects in high-risk “fireshed management areas.” It authorizes hazardous vegetation removal, fire break creation, reforestation, watershed protection, and provides grants for fire-resistant community practices. The bill promotes collaboration among government, tribal, and private groups, increases use of technology in wildfire management, supports firefighters’ families, enhances vegetation management near power lines, and modifies environmental and judicial review processes for certain federal land projects.
Fix Our Forests Act (HR 471)Mar 6, 2025 - View scoreHR4758 · US · 119
Homeowner Energy Freedom Act
This bill proposes to repeal several federal programs designed to encourage home electrification and energy efficiency. Specifically, it would end the federal high-efficiency electric home rebate program, which provides incentives for homeowners to upgrade to electric appliances and improve their home’s energy performance. It would also eliminate grants supporting contractor training for energy-efficiency projects, as well as federal assistance for states to adopt the latest, most stringent energy-saving building codes. Additionally, any unspent funds from these programs would be rescinded, meaning money already allocated but not yet used would return to the federal treasury.
Homeowner Energy Freedom Act (HR 4758)Feb 25, 2026 - View scoreHR4795 · US · 119
Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act of 2026
This bill amends the Higher Education Act to deny certain federal funds to colleges that participate in nonexpressive commercial boycotts of U.S. strategic partners like Israel, unless justified by valid business reasons or federal exemptions. Schools seeking Title VI funds must annually certify they do not unreasonably restrict student or faculty participation in academic programs in Israel, and that Israeli students and faculty receive equal access to U.S. programs. Missing certification makes institutions ineligible for Title VI funds in the following fiscal year. The bill states that restricting academic cooperation with strategic partners undermines U.S. security and economic interests.
Protect Economic and Academic Freedom Act of 2026 (HR 4795)Sep 14, 2026 - View scoreHR4798 · US · 119
Making American Elections Great Again Act
The bill modifies the decennial census by counting only U.S. citizens, influencing how Representatives are apportioned to states. It mandates proof of citizenship and photo ID to vote in federal elections, with provisional ballots allowed only if citizenship is verified. This act impacts the electoral process by limiting participation to confirmed citizens, altering representation dynamics in Congress.
US Congress 23 Aug 2025Jul 29, 2025 - View scoreHR4873 · US · 119
Preventing woke AI in the Federal Government
This bill aims to make Executive Order 14319 a permanent law. The Executive Order focuses on stopping the use of 'woke' artificial intelligence within federal agencies. By codifying this order, it seeks to ensure federal AIs do not use cultural or social biases in their operations, promoting fair and unbiased technology use.
US Congress 22 Nov 2025Aug 5, 2025 - View scoreHR495 · US · 119
Subterranean Border Defense Act
The Act mandates annual reports on countering illicit cross-border tunnel operations. The goal is to improve existing strategies by enhancing transparency and accountability. Passed by the House in March 2025, this act amends a section of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act to include ongoing annual updates.
US Congress 29 Mar 2025Mar 11, 2025 - View scoreHR504 · US · 119
Miccosukee Reserved Area Amendments Act
This bill adds Osceola Camp in Everglades National Park to the Miccosukee Reserved Area and requires public maps showing the change. It orders the federal government to work with the Miccosukee Tribe to protect buildings there from flooding within two years. The policy boosts Tribal stewardship, protects homes and cultural sites, and improves flood safety, with little effect on other park visitors.
Miccosukee Reserved Area Amendments Act (HR 504)Jan 8, 2026 - View scoreHR5103 · US · 119
Make the District of Columbia Safe and Beautiful Act
This bill would create a temporary program and commission for cleaning up Washington, D.C. and improving public safety. Federal and local officials would coordinate to remove graffiti, restore damaged monuments, and keep parks, streets, and transit areas clean. The commission would also work to reduce crime by increasing police presence, supporting police recruitment, and offering federal help to local law enforcement. Additionally, they would encourage stricter enforcement of federal immigration laws, monitor D.C.’s sanctuary policies, help the city’s crime lab, and speed up concealed carry permit processing. The program ends in early 2029, with annual reports to Congress.
Make the District of Columbia Safe and Beautiful Act (HR 5103)Jun 16, 2026 - View scoreHR5106 · US · 119
Restore Trust in Congress Act
This bill would ban Members of Congress, their spouses, and dependent children from owning or trading individual stocks or similar financial products while in office, aiming to reduce conflicts of interest and build public trust. Current members would have 180 days to sell these investments, and new members, or those who acquire stocks while in office, would have 90 days to divest. Investments in diversified mutual funds and government bonds are still allowed. There are limited exceptions for certain work situations and regulated family trusts. Violations would result in a 10% penalty and forfeiture of profits, with all penalties posted online for transparency.
Restore Trust in Congress Act (HR 5106)Sep 3, 2025 - View scoreHR5316 · US · 119
Drug Shortage Compounding Patient Access Act of 2025
This bill allows pharmacists and physicians to compound and distribute limited amounts of recently short-listed drugs to hospitals or clinics for urgent use, without prescriptions for every patient—only when FDA-approved or outsourced alternatives aren’t available despite reasonable attempts. It sets new labeling requirements, mandates prompt adverse event reporting and patient record tracking, and requires earlier, more thorough reporting of drug shortages and demand spikes. By loosening some restrictions during shortages, the bill allows the use of compounded drugs that haven’t undergone full FDA approval, while maintaining some safeguards for oversight and patient safety.
Drug Shortage Compounding Patient Access Act of 2025 (HR 5316)Sep 11, 2025 - View scoreHR5334 · US · 119
Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026
This bill imposes sweeping sanctions on Russian officials, state-owned banks, and affiliates, while also extending certain sanctions on Iran. It bans new U.S. investment and energy exports to Russia, blocks Russian entities from U.S. securities exchanges and sovereign debt markets, and raises tariffs on Russian goods. The President can increase tariffs on Russian imports up to 500 percent and on goods from countries supporting Russian oil or sanctions evasion up to 100 percent, with broad discretion over implementation. Sanctions may only be lifted after congressional review. Most provisions expire after five years, except for the Iran Sanctions Act, which is extended through 2031.
Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 (HR 5334)Sep 18, 2026 - View scoreHR5371 · US · 119
Continuing Appropriations and Extensions Act 2026
The bill allocates funds for U.S. government departments to maintain operations through fiscal year 2026.
US Congress 27 Sept 2025Nov 13, 2025 - View scoreHR5401 · US · 119
Pay Our Troops Act of 2026
The bill ensures funding for military pay during government shutdowns. It provides necessary funds to pay active-duty service members, civilian staff supporting them, and contractors of the Department of Defense and Homeland Security, including the Coast Guard. This bill remains effective until new appropriations become law or by January 1, 2027.
US Congress 2 Nov 2025Sep 16, 2025 - View scoreHR5408 · US · 119
Faster Labor Contracts Act
This bill amends the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) to speed up first union contract negotiations. After a union is certified, employers and unions must start talks within 10 days of a written request. If no agreement is reached in 90 days, either party can request federal mediation. If mediation fails within 30 days, a three-person arbitration panel sets a binding two-year contract. Employers must keep current pay and working conditions during talks. The bill also requires a report to Congress on average time-to-contract within a year. These steps set firm deadlines and a binding process to resolve first contracts between newly unionized workers and employers.
Faster Labor Contracts Act (HR 5408)Jun 10, 2026 - View scoreHR5419 · US · 119
Enhancing Administrative Reviews for Broadband Deployment Act
This bill requires the Department of the Interior and the Department of Agriculture to identify and address delays in permitting broadband and wireless projects on public lands and national forests. The agencies must pinpoint barriers, suggest rule changes to streamline reviews, and develop strategies to prioritize and expedite applications. Within a year, they must report their findings and staffing plans to Congress, with the goal of speeding up broadband and cell coverage expansion in rural and underserved areas to support economic growth, education, telehealth, and public safety.
Enhancing Administrative Reviews for Broadband Deployment Act (HR 5419)Mar 4, 2026 - View scoreHR5578 · US · 119
Expanding Whistleblower Protections for Contractors Act of 2026
This bill extends whistleblower protections to a broader group involved in federal contracts and grants—including contractors, subcontractors, grantees, personal service providers, and former employees. It prohibits retaliation when these individuals refuse illegal orders or report waste, fraud, abuse, mismanagement, legal violations, or threats to public health or safety related to federal, Defense, or NASA contracts and grants. It also bars executive branch officials from pressuring organizations to retaliate and allows for disciplinary action against those officials if they do so. Whistleblower rights cannot be waived by contract or arbitration, making these protections mandatory for all covered parties.
Expanding Whistleblower Protections for Contractors Act of 2026 (HR 5578)Jul 21, 2026 - View scoreHR5587 · US · 119
Harnessing Energy At Thermal Sources (HEATS) Act of 2026
This bill would speed up geothermal energy projects by allowing those on non-federal land—with less than 50% federally owned underground resources—to proceed with only a state permit. These projects would be exempt from federal drilling permits, National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) reviews, and most federal historic preservation and Endangered Species Act rules (unless the state lacks such laws). Federal oversight would still apply to collecting payments (royalties) from resource extraction and ensuring accurate reporting of production. The bill excludes Indian lands and resources managed in trust for tribes. It aims to reduce federal involvement and give states more authority over qualifying projects.
Harnessing Energy At Thermal Sources (HEATS) Act of 2026 (HR 5587)Jul 15, 2026 - View scoreHR5625 · US · 119
Cashless Bail Reporting Act
This bill would require the U.S. Attorney General to publish, within one year and then annually, a public list of states and local governments that permit the release—without cash bail—of people charged with certain serious offenses. “Covered offenses” are defined as crimes the Attorney General determines pose a clear threat to public safety, including but not limited to murder, rape, robbery, burglary, assault, carjacking, looting, vandalism, destruction of property, rioting, and fleeing law enforcement. The bill does not change existing bail laws, but aims to increase transparency, help citizens compare policies, and may add pressure on jurisdictions using cashless bail for these offenses.
Cashless Bail Reporting Act (HR 5625)May 18, 2026 - View scoreHR5680 · US · 119
Pay Our Public Shipyard Workers Act
The bill ensures that civilian and military public shipyard workers continue to receive their pay and allowances during a government shutdown for fiscal years 2026 and 2027. The appropriations will remain active until a regular appropriations resolution, another act providing for such appropriations, or January 1, 2027, whichever happens first.
US Congress 2 Nov 2025Oct 3, 2025 - View scoreHR6048 · US · 119
Nondisclosure Order (NDO) Fairness Act
This bill tightens rules for secret government demands for emails, cloud files, and account records by requiring judges to find clear facts before approving gag orders (legally called nondisclosure orders or NDOs) blocking notice to individuals. Most gag orders would last up to 90 days, or one year for child exploitation or abuse cases. When a gag order expires, individuals must be notified by at least two methods and can request what data was turned over—except for certain sensitive or illegal content. The bill lets technology companies challenge unfair gag orders and requires the Justice Department to publish annual public reports on use and outcomes, including effects on news media.
Nondisclosure Order (NDO) Fairness Act (HR 6048)Sep 14, 2026
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