H.R. 711, also called the "FAIR Act of 2025," is a plan to make sure everyone is treated the same by stopping unfair treatment based on race or where someone comes from, especially in government actions like jobs and school admissions. This means the government can't favor or unfairly treat people differently because of their skin color or birthplace.

In Congress, there's a proposal asking everyone to remember a big accident in India 40 years ago, where chemicals hurt many people. They want to make December 3 a day to learn about being safe from chemicals and be fair to everyone, but they need to figure out how to do this without causing problems.

S. 4516 is a plan to stop the government from spending money on classes and offices that focus on making sure everyone is included and treated fairly, because some people believe these things might not be fair. This idea might cause some problems because it could make it harder for people who are different to be part of the government.

The "Congress Leads by Example Act of 2024" is a plan to make government workplaces safer and fairer by helping people who speak up about problems at work, giving time off if needed after a family loss, and making sure everyone is treated fairly, even if they have money problems.

H. R. 9840 is a bill that makes it against the rules for companies selling life insurance to treat people unfairly just because they gave a kidney to help someone. It says they can't charge more money or cancel their insurance just because of that, and if someone does treat them unfairly, they can go to court to make it right.

The bill wants to make sure that people who are chosen to be on a jury are treated fairly, no matter who they love or how they identify themselves as a boy or girl. This means jurors can't be turned away just because of their personal identity.

The EDUCATE Act is a new rule that tries to stop medical schools from getting government money if they have rules about being fair to everyone, like having different skin colors or backgrounds. It says schools can't make people agree with certain ideas about fairness and should not treat anyone worse because of who they are.

This bill is like Congress saying they don't like a new rule made by the people who manage phone and internet services. If passed, their rule would go away and not count anymore, but the bill doesn't tell us why Congress doesn't like it or what would happen next.

H.R. 7945 wants to clearly define what being unkind to Jewish people means, using a well-known definition, so everyone can understand and follow the rules. It asks the government to teach people about this definition to help stop any unfair treatment.

In this bill, people want February 16, 2025, to be a special day called "National Elizabeth Peratrovich Day" to remember a brave woman named Elizabeth Peratrovich. She helped make sure everyone is treated fairly no matter their background, especially in Alaska, where she helped stop unfair treatment a long time ago.