New Federal Bills Introduced (May 13, 2026)

• •H.R. 8776: Requires an Attorney General report on reducing mental health stigma among law enforcement.
• •H.R. 8777: Seeks to restore specific guidance and rules for the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection.
• •H.R. 8778: Directs the Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board to finalize rules for electric vehicle charging station accessibility.
• •H.R. 8779: Prohibits common ownership between pharmacy benefit managers and pharmacies.
• •H.R. 8780: Expands the advanced manufacturing production tax credit.
• •H.R. 8781: Defines discrimination under Title IX based on the biological reality of sex.
• •H.R. 8782: Adds municipal snow removal vehicles to the Clean Air Act definition of emergency vehicles.
• •H.R. 8783: Excludes charitable distributions from employer-sponsored retirement plans from gross income.
• •H.R. 8784: Requires hospitals and birth centers to notify mothers of miscarried fetuses of their rights.
• •H.R. 8785: Provides transit funding apportionments to medium-sized transit-intensive cities.
• •H.R. 8786: Creates a work opportunity tax credit for hiring veterans in renewable energy.
• •H.R. 8787: Prohibits the Secretary of Defense from contracting with retailers using specific payment processing equipment.
• •H.R. 8788: Prohibits 'vulture investors' from investing in youth sports.
• •H.R. 8789: Expands housing program eligibility for volunteer first responders.
• •H.R. 8790: Directs research into next-generation geothermal energy systems.
• •H.R. 8791: Provides for long-term improvement of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
• •H.R. 8792: Requires collection of data on multigenerational caregiving in federal surveys.
• •H.R. 8793: Directs the VA to create a list of providers trained in veteran suicide prevention.
• •H.R. 8794: Increases research initiatives for bleeding disorders in underserved populations.
• •H.R. 8795: Proposes a fuel tax holiday.
• •H.R. 8796: Establishes safety buffer zones for federal law enforcement officers.
• •H.R. 8797: Authorizes partnerships for mineral extraction at Army industrial facilities.

These bills represent the initial stage of the legislative process, signaling potential future changes to federal law, tax codes, and agency regulations that could impact residents' taxes, healthcare access, and public services.

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