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United StatesBill · H.R. 10929In progress6d ago

Covered cannabinoid imports from China would face added 50% tax

Protecting American Hemp Farmers Act · Sponsor: Val T. Hoyle (D-OR)

If enacted, it would tax covered cannabinoid imports from China and require contaminant testing for some imports meant for people to consume.

Agriculture · Consumer Protection

United StatesBill · H.R. 10867In progress13d ago

Sloth imports would be barred, with narrow research and breeding exceptions

SLOTHS Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Maxwell Frost (D-FL) · 1 cosponsor

With required proof, people could import sloths only for research using dead animals or parts, or accredited facilities' breeding programs using animals not taken from the wild after enactment.

Environment & Energy · Trade

United StatesBill · H.R. 10866In progress13d ago

Russian energy import waivers would be barred under bill

Ronald Reagan Peace Through Strength Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Brian K. Fitzpatrick (R-PA) · 4 cosponsors

Treasury would be barred from granting Russian energy import waivers, while selected U.S. agencies would have to provide intelligence for Ukraine to defend or retake territory.

Foreign Policy · National Security

United StatesBill · H.R. 10906In progress13d ago

Housing aid and tax credits would favor U.S. wood products

Strong American Wood Act · Sponsor: Bruce Westerman (R-AR) · 1 cosponsor

Businesses could claim tax credits for qualifying timber buildings, while state agencies could seek competitive grants for repayable homebuilding and homebuying aid tied to U.S. lumber.

Housing · Taxes & Budget

United StatesBill · H.R. 1721Became law15d ago

Commerce Department must study making key infrastructure products in the US

Critical Infrastructure Manufacturing Feasibility Act · Sponsor: Mariannette Miller-Meeks (R-IA) · 2 cosponsors

The Commerce Department must study whether US factories could make high-demand products used in essential systems that are imported because of US production or supply limits.

Economy & Jobs · Government & Ethics

United StatesEO 14436Signed19d ago

Order waives new Russia-related tariffs and sanctions for now

Implementing the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 · Signed by President Donald Trump

Importers and people covered by listed sanctions receive waivers, while officials must track countries’ Russian energy trade.

Trade · Foreign Policy

United StatesBill · S. 283Became law20d ago

Federal agencies must develop tests to identify seafood’s country of origin

Illegal Red Snapper and Tuna Enforcement Act · Sponsor: Ted Cruz (R-TX) · 4 cosponsors

Federal officials must develop chemical tests to identify seafood’s country of origin and help authorities enforce laws against illegal fishing and seafood fraud.

Consumer Protection · Environment & Energy

United StatesBill · H.R. 10795In progress22d ago

U.S. would seek to trade equipment for Sudanese resources

Sudan IMPACT Act · Sponsor: James R. Baird (R-IN)

The U.S. would seek a deal trading farm and mining support for Sudanese resources, if Sudan’s legitimate, civilian-led government agrees and meets safety and governance requirements.

Agriculture · Foreign Policy

United StatesBill · H.R. 10766In progress29d ago

Defense officials would update asset lists for Golden Dome

To direct the Secretary of Defense to update the Critical Asset List of the Department of Defense to incorporate assets critical to the development… · Sponsor: Keith Self (R-TX)

If enacted, Defense officials would update two missile-defense asset lists and send Congress a report on Golden Dome assets, defenses, and risks.

AI & Privacy · National Security

United StatesBill · H.R. 10759In progress29d ago

U.S. producers could receive tariff relief when funding allows

Tariff Relief for American Development and Employment Act of 2026 · Sponsor: John James (R-MI)

U.S. producers hurt by tariffs could get loans, investment aid, or refundable credits limited to losses from U.S. tariff increases selected by Treasury and imposed after January 20, 2025, if tariff revenue and federal spending rules allow.

Economy & Jobs · Taxes & Budget

United StatesBill · H.Res. 1615In progress1mo ago

House resolution would support naming October 2 Manufacturing Day

Expressing support for designation of the first Friday of October, October 2, 2026, as "Manufacturing Day". · Sponsor: Norma J. Torres (D-CA) · 1 cosponsor

The House would support designating October 2, 2026, as Manufacturing Day to highlight manufacturing's economic role and career opportunities.

Economy & Jobs · Education

United StatesBill · S. 4974In progress1mo ago

Food officials may share safety records and destroy some imports

Making America's Food Safer Act · Sponsor: Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) · 2 cosponsors

The Senate-passed bill would let food safety officials use certifications, share records with public health authorities, and order some refused imports destroyed after a chance to respond.

Consumer Protection · Public Safety

United StatesBill · H.R. 10658In progress1mo ago

Commerce would assess reliance on imported fermentation supplies and equipment

Critical Biomanufacturing Input Assessment Act · Sponsor: Sharice Davids (D-KS) · 1 cosponsor

The Commerce secretary would send Congress a yearly assessment of U.S. reliance on imported fermentation supplies and equipment, including commercial tanks.

Government & Ethics · Trade

United StatesBill · H.R. 10673In progress1mo ago

Transportation Department would require signs on some lithium-ion battery shipments

Battery Safety Placarding Act · Sponsor: Harriet M. Hageman (R-WY)

If enacted, federal officials would set risk-based quantity thresholds for when freight carrying lithium-ion batteries must display external safety placards.

Public Safety · Trade

United StatesBill · H.R. 10681In progress1mo ago

Federal agencies would coordinate critical-mineral planning

National Critical Minerals Council Act · Sponsor: Susie Lee (D-NV) · 2 cosponsors

Federal agencies would coordinate critical-mineral planning through a new council, and its advisor would send Congress a strategy and plan within a year.

Environment & Energy · National Security

United StatesBill · H.R. 10642In progress1mo ago

U.S. would penalize Israeli settlement activity and restrict settlement imports

Stop the Settlements Act · Sponsor: Joaquin Castro (D-TX) · 61 cosponsors

The United States would penalize certain foreign backers of Israeli settlements in the West Bank or Gaza and restrict settlement imports, with both measures ending 10 years after enactment.

Foreign Policy · Immigration

United StatesBill · H.R. 10650In progress1mo ago

Federal agencies would buy covered nitrile gloves from qualified U.S. makers

American Glove Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Mike Carey (R-OH)

If enacted, the bill would require federal agencies using covered buying arrangements to source nitrile gloves from qualified U.S. makers under long-term supplier agreements.

Government & Ethics · Public Safety

OhioBill · SB 474In progress1mo ago

Beer sales would use listed tax rates based on origin and container

Reduce excise tax rates on beer manufactured in the United States · Sponsor: Bill DeMora (D)

The text lists separate per-container and per-barrel sales taxes for U.S.-made beer and other beer.

Public Safety · Taxes & Budget

OhioBill · HB 291In progress1mo ago

Ohio proposal would create commission to pursue trade ties

Create the Ohio International Trade Commission · Sponsors: Nick Santucci (R), Ty Mathews (R) · 5 cosponsors

The proposal would create an Ohio commission to work with up to eight selected regions on trade and research, and allow it to use available funds for certain bonds.

Economy & Jobs · Government & Ethics

United StatesBill · S. 5633In progress1mo ago

Export grants would use formulas in a second straight $30 million year

STEP Improvement Act of 2026 · Sponsor: Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH)

SBA would set yearly deadlines and reports for export grants, using a formula only in the second straight year with at least $30 million and later years meeting that level.

Consumer Protection · Economy & Jobs