Legislation

Opening FY2027 DHS appropriations vehicle after the FY2026 fight that produced P.L. 119-86.

FY2027 Energy and Water bill funding Army Corps, DOE, and related accounts.

FY2027 State and related national-security appropriations vehicle.

FY2027 Labor-HHS-Education funding bill — the core domestic social-insurance appropriations vehicle.

Opening House NDAA vehicle for FY2027 policy authorizations.

FY2027 T-HUD bill covering transit, FAA ops, rental assistance, and community development.

FY2027 Interior-Environment bill funding EPA, Interior bureaus, and related agencies.

Updates FAA safety oversight, certification timelines, and whistleblower protections after recent aviation safety scrutiny.

Second-session budget reconciliation measure appropriating multi-year border and immigration-enforcement funding, including ICE hiring and DHS supplemental accounts.

Sense-of-Senate / ethics resolution restricting members and staff from trading on political prediction markets.

FY2027 FSGG bill covering Treasury, Executive Office, and related agencies.

Concurrent resolution directing removal of U.S. armed forces from hostilities related to Iran absent specific congressional authorization.

Multi-year agriculture reauthorization covering commodities, conservation, nutrition, and rural development titles.

Budget resolution establishing fiscal aggregates and reconciliation instructions that later enabled S. 2.

Further short extension of FISA authorities into mid-June 2026.

Homeland Security funding measure that survived a House–Senate amendment ping-pong before final agreement.

Short-term extension of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act authorities through April 30, 2026.

House housing package expanding voucher flexibility, manufactured housing finance, and fair-housing enforcement resources.

Federal incentives for zoning reform, affordable production, and rental assistance expansions aimed at supply bottlenecks.

House companion tightening federal election documentation and list-maintenance conditions.

Election-administration package altering federal standards for voter list maintenance, proof-of-citizenship documentation, and related grants.

Authorizes a congressional time capsule commemorating the 250th anniversary of the United States.

Improves coordination between federal and state agencies and the Do Not Pay working system to reduce improper payments.

Omnibus wrapping Defense and multiple domestic bills — Labor-HHS-Education, Transportation-HUD, Financial Services, National Security/State, and Homeland Security provisions.

Minibus funding Commerce-Justice-Science together with Energy & Water and Interior-Environment accounts.

Authorizes Coast Guard end-strength, acquisition, and polar security cutter authorities.

House Coast Guard authorization companion to S. 524.

FSGG / National Security-State appropriations vehicle whose text fed into broader 2026 consolidated packages.

Reauthorizes funding to monitor, assess, and restore the Great Lakes Basin.

Annual defense policy authorization setting end-strength, acquisition policy, and national-security authorities for FY2026.

Directs disclosure of federal investigative materials related to Jeffrey Epstein with defined exemptions, creating a statutory disclosure clock.

CR extending funding into early 2026 and locking full-year funding for Agriculture, Military Construction/VA, and Legislative Branch.

Resolution pressing that senators should not collect pay while forcing a shutdown.

Short CR attempt that failed amid shutdown brinkmanship over partisan riders.

Annual intelligence community authorization covering funding levels and oversight reporting requirements.

Senate Agriculture appropriations companion for FY2026.

House Agriculture appropriations vehicle whose full-year outcome was resolved through the H.R. 5371 CR package.

Senate Defense appropriations companion that fed negotiations culminating in consolidated FY2026 funding.

Package of rescissions clawing back previously appropriated funds across selected discretionary accounts.

Federal framework for payment stablecoin issuance, reserves, and supervision.

Stand-alone Defense appropriations bill later reconciled into broader consolidated funding.

Permanently classifies fentanyl-related substances in Schedule I and adjusts related criminal and scheduling authorities.

Budget reconciliation package pairing a debt-limit increase with partisan tax, spending, and policy riders advanced under majority-only procedures.

Establishes a single-payer national health insurance program covering medically necessary care.

House single-payer companion establishing universal coverage with a defined transition.

Earlier budget resolution setting the FY2026–34 fiscal framework and reconciliation runway for H.R. 1.

Declares a climate emergency and authorizes accelerated clean-energy and resilience investments with labor standards.

Continuing resolution keeping the government funded through September 30, 2025 under prior-year rates with selected anomalies.

National baseline for early voting, automatic registration, mail ballots, and anti-interference protections.

House budget resolution companion establishing reconciliation instructions aligned to majority fiscal priorities.

Federal statutory protection for the right to provide and obtain abortion care, limiting certain state bans.

Expands mandatory detention and related enforcement triggers for noncitizens charged with or convicted of certain property and theft offenses, paired with state standing provisions.

Senate vehicle for the Laken Riley detention-mandate package that moved in tandem with H.R. 29.

Admits the Washington, Douglass Commonwealth as a state while preserving a federal district core.

Would restore and modernize Voting Rights Act preclearance coverage based on recent discriminatory voting changes.

Strengthens private-sector organizing rights, penalties for ULPs, and first-contract mediation/arbitration pathways.

Creates a national paid family and medical leave insurance program financed by small payroll contributions.

Explicitly prohibits discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity in key civil-rights statutes.

Establishes a federal commission to study reparations proposals stemming from slavery and continuing discrimination.

House statehood vehicle for D.C. admission.