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United StatesBill · H.R. 10950In progress6d ago

Large data centers would report power, water, and infrastructure costs

Data Center Oversight Act · Sponsor: Eugene Simon Vindman (D-VA)

If enacted, owners and operators of data centers with loads of at least 20 megawatts would report power, water, and infrastructure-cost information to the Energy Department.

Consumer Protection · Environment & Energy

United StatesBill · H.Res. 1642In progress6d ago

House would oppose federal rescues for failing AI firms

Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that Congress must refuse to provide any additional funds or exceptional regulatory support to companies… · Sponsor: Greg Casar (D-TX) · 12 cosponsors

The House would oppose federal rescues for failing AI firms and exposed financial firms, while urging help for workers and consumers hurt by a collapse.

Economy & Jobs · Government & Ethics

United StatesBill · H.R. 10915In progress9d ago

Federal officials would publish cloud security standards and offer certification

Common-Sense Cloud Security Act · Sponsor: Richard McCormick (R-GA)

Federal officials would gather public input on cloud security standards, then offer voluntary certification and update reviews of cloud firms serving federal agencies.

AI & Privacy · Government & Ethics

United StatesBill · H.R. 10860In progress13d ago

Defense Department would restrict buying and using certain robotic equipment

Stop Beijing’s Bots Act · Sponsor: Sheri Biggs (R-SC)

Within one year of enactment, the Defense Department would stop signing or renewing contracts for specified robotic equipment and services containing it, unless a waiver applies.

National Security · Technology

United StatesBill · H.R. 10873In progress13d ago

Federal agency would develop voluntary AI guidance to fight cyberattacks

AI Cyber Defense Act · Sponsor: Pat Harrigan (R-NC) · 1 cosponsor

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) would form a group to develop voluntary standards for using AI to defend against cyberattacks.

AI & Privacy · Technology

United StatesBill · H.R. 10859In progress13d ago

Defense officials would plan for biotechnology threats from foreign adversaries

Biotech Defense Act · Sponsor: Sheri Biggs (R-SC)

Defense and intelligence officials would assess China’s military use of biotechnology, such as gene editing, and monitor foreign investments in U.S. biotech businesses.

National Security · Technology

United StatesBill · H.R. 10861In progress13d ago

Defense officials would audit cellular hardware from specified suppliers

Blocking Foreign Cellular Modules in Defense Systems Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Sheri Biggs (R-SC)

The defense secretary would check defense systems for cellular hardware from specified suppliers and report findings and plans to address security risks to Congress.

Government & Ethics · National Security

United StatesBill · H.R. 10880In progress13d ago

One online form would send address changes to federal agencies

Tell the Government Once Act · Sponsor: Young Kim (R-CA) · 1 cosponsor

People would be able to send address changes to selected federal agencies through an optional online form that checks identity and confirms receipt.

AI & Privacy · Government & Ethics

United StatesBill · H.R. 10892In progress13d ago

Appliance makers would disclose expected lifespans and software support

Performance Life Disclosure Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-WA)

For selected household appliances, manufacturers would disclose expected lifespans, upkeep costs, and software support, starting more than five years after federal listing.

Consumer Protection · Technology

United StatesBill · H.R. 7022Became law13d ago

Mobile providers would choose whether to send alerts by satellite

Mystic Alerts Act · Sponsor: August Pfluger (R-TX) · 4 cosponsors

Mobile providers offering satellite service and already participating in federal wireless alerts would choose whether to add satellite delivery under FCC rules.

Emergency Management · Public Safety

United StatesBill · H.R. 2481Became law15d ago

Starting October 20, 2027, dating services must warn users after fraud bans

Romance Scam Prevention Act · Sponsor: David G. Valadao (R-CA) · 9 cosponsors

Starting October 20, 2027, dating services must warn users who got messages from people the services banned over a serious risk of seeking money through fraud.

Consumer Protection · Technology

OhioBill · HB 1028In progress16d ago

Ohio agencies would help families apply for early childhood programs

Enact the Early Childhood Opportunity and Enrollment Act · Sponsor: Josh Williams (R)

Ohio agencies would guide families toward early childhood assistance, help parents apply with permission, and offer a statewide portal that accepts family details once.

Education · Government & Ethics

United StatesBill · H.R. 10843In progress16d ago

Photographers could register up to 3,000 photos per application

VACRA · Sponsor: Ben Cline (R-VA) · 1 cosponsor

Photographers could register large groups together, while visual artists could postpone examination of copyright applications and use registration subscriptions.

Economy & Jobs · Technology

United StatesBill · H.R. 10850In progress16d ago

Certified health software would track patients’ recommended cancer screenings

SCREENS Act · Sponsor: Ashley Hinson (R-IA) · 1 cosponsor

Within five years after enactment, federal officials would require certified health software to track whether patients have completed cancer screenings recommended under a national framework.

AI & Privacy · Healthcare

United StatesBill · H.R. 10832In progress20d ago

U.S. agencies would support safer internet access for Iranians

IRAN Act · Sponsor: Claudia Tenney (R-NY) · 14 cosponsors

The State Department would seek to provide cybersecurity training and safety tools for Iranian journalists and activists, with Congress still needing to provide funding.

Foreign Policy · National Security

United StatesBill · H.R. 10805In progress22d ago

Schools and libraries blocking LGBTQ resources would not qualify for service discounts

Don’t Block LGBTQ Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Bradley Scott Schneider (D-IL)

Schools and public libraries would need to allow information about sexual orientation and gender identity online to qualify for federal service discounts, with certain images excluded.

Civil Rights & Voting · Education

United StatesBill · H.R. 10809In progress22d ago

Large computing sites would cover added costs for future connections

Make Data Centers Pay Act · Sponsor: Eugene Simon Vindman (D-VA)

Utilities would keep large computing sites’ added costs off other customers’ bills for connections on or after enactment, while preserving service deals regulators approved before enactment.

Consumer Protection · Environment & Energy

United StatesBill · H.R. 10796In progress22d ago

U.S. defense officials would coordinate technology work with Israel

United States-Israel Defense Technology Cooperation Act · Sponsor: Don Bacon (R-NE)

The defense secretary would assign a lead coordinator for joint research with Israel and for moving useful technology toward U.S. military use.

Foreign Policy · National Security

United StatesBill · H.R. 10238In progress22d ago

Small businesses would receive federal guidance on protecting computer systems

Cybersecurity for Small Businesses Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Tony Wied (R-WI) · 3 cosponsors

The Small Business Administration would share cybersecurity guidance, including certification information for small businesses seeking federal contracts or work as federal subcontractors.

Economy & Jobs · Technology

United StatesBill · H.R. 10775In progress26d ago

FTC would study how automated accounts affect social media and elections

Bots Research Act · Sponsor: Mark DeSaulnier (D-CA)

The Federal Trade Commission would assemble experts to study automated accounts’ effects on social media, public debate, and elections, including responses that protect free speech.

AI & Privacy · Government & Ethics