Excelsior!
Ever Upward!
Reliable Federal Infrastructure Act
The bill trades stronger short-term protection for building owners and clearer regulatory rules against weaker near-term incentives to electrify federal buildings, which could slow federal decarbonization and raise long-term energy costs for taxpayers.
Expedited Access to Biosimilars Act
BUSES Act
The bill standardizes a 15-minute bus idling limit and reduces private litigation risk—simplifying compliance for governments and operators—but does so at the cost of limiting community enforcement tools and potentially increasing localized air pollution and enforcement transition costs.
To promote the availability of certain healthcare information, and for other purposes.
Pay TSA Act of 2026
The bill ensures continuous aviation security operations and more reliable, long‑term funding for screening and modernization, at the cost of reducing annual congressional appropriation control and some budgetary flexibility over aviation fee revenues.
Recycled Materials Attribution Act of 2026
The Act creates a single federal standard and third‑party certification to make recycled‑content claims clearer and more traceable—benefiting consumers and simplifying national compliance—but does so at the cost of added compliance expenses (especially for small businesses and recyclers), reduced state flexibility, and potential exclusions that could blunt some reuse or labeling practices.
Dietary Supplement Regulatory Uniformity Act
The bill standardizes dietary supplement rules nationally—making labeling and compliance simpler for consumers and manufacturers—while trading away state and local authority and risking weaker local protections and slower relief where stronger rules were previously in place.
Federal Workforce Early Separation Incentives Act
The bill gives agencies flexibility to tailor voluntary separation payments (capped at six months' pay), improving targeted workforce management but risking unequal treatment across agencies and higher costs for taxpayers if agencies set generous incentives.
Seneca Nation Law Enforcement Efficiency Act
The bill shifts primary criminal jurisdiction on Seneca reservations back to the Seneca Nation—boosting tribal sovereignty and local control while keeping a federal check—at the cost of potential enforcement gaps and visitor uncertainty unless intergovernmental concurrence smooths the transition.
To reauthorize the West Valley demonstration project.
The bill reduces near-term federal spending on the West Valley cleanup and preserves a long-term authorization through 2037, but the lower annual funding and deferred work risk slowing cleanup and raising future costs and safety/security concerns.