Legislation Archive

Implements foreign intelligence surveillance reforms by prohibiting reverse targeting of United States persons and people located in the United States

Amends the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 to improve transparency in intelligence surveillance processes and related requirements

Establishes child online safety standards through the SAFE for Kids Act of 2026

Establishes an AI data framework, as identified by the AI DATA Act title, for matters within education and labor policy

Increase transparency around an artificial intelligence investment bubble by requiring clearer disclosures in financial markets and banking oversight

Designates the United States Postal Service facility at 201 East Grant Avenue in Georgetown, Ohio, as the Ulysses S. Grant Post Office Building

Makes certain mining infrastructure projects permanently eligible for expedited federal environmental review and blocks a proposed rule that would narrow that eligibility

Extends authorization of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom through 2028 so it can continue monitoring global religious freedom and reviewing U.S. policy

Requires Commerce, State, and Defense to develop plans to stop Iran from obtaining drone-related technologies, including exports from the United States and partner countries

Requires the State Department to pursue a regular U.S.-Japan-South Korea inter-parliamentary dialogue and sets rules for U.S. congressional participation

Requires a Government Accountability Office report to Congress on esophageal cancer spending and screening rates under the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program

Expands federal employee bonus awards for identifying wasteful operational expenses and increases incentives tied to fraud waste and mismanagement savings

Restructures the State Department's Office of the Under Secretary for Economic Affairs into four bureaus and two offices with defined economic, sanctions, energy, environmental, and subnational diplomacy roles

Establishes a framework to strengthen U.S. critical minerals supply chain resiliency through federal policy and planning

Revamps appointment and removal rules for the Librarian of Congress, the Government Publishing Office director, and the Register of Copyrights, while shifting Copyright Office authority and oversight

Requires the State Department to periodically determine whether specified individuals and entities tied to Iran are subject to existing sanctions

Requires the State Department to brief Congress for three years on antisemitism and international terrorism threats in Europe and related diplomatic coordination

Requires the President to impose sanctions on foreign vessels and non-U.S. persons involved in illegal unreported and unregulated fishing, with reporting and limited waiver authority

Prohibits people convicted of specified fraud felonies involving federal financial assistance from receiving federal contracts or other assistance for three years

Takes specified land into trust for the benefit of the Las Vegas Tribe of Paiute Indians

Establishes a State Department energy security bureau and authorizes international energy and critical minerals programs with partner countries

Require the State Department to report on Russian and Chinese influence and intelligence activity in Georgia and plan stronger U.S.-Georgia ties

Requires the Government Accountability Office to examine high-risk federally funded state-administered programs and recommend ways to reduce waste fraud and abuse