H. R. 7675 wants to let the Environmental Protection Agency keep getting money for studying special chemicals called PFAS until 2029, so they can keep working on figuring out how to deal with these chemicals better.

The Geothermal Energy Opportunity Act is like a rule that says if someone wants to dig and use hot steam from the earth for energy, the people in charge have to say yes or no within 60 days, even if there's a big argument about it in court. But, if a judge says to stop, then they have to listen to the judge.

This bill wants to keep giving the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom money to do its work until the year 2026. It's like making sure a team has a budget to keep helping people believe what they want, at least for a few more years.

S. 4359 is a plan to keep fixing and taking care of big dams in the U.S. safely for a longer time, moving the deadline from 2023 to 2029 so that they have enough time and money to make sure everything is safe and works well.

The bill is like a rule that says if someone wants to lay or fix undersea cables (like internet wires) in special ocean areas, they don't need to ask for new permission if they've already got a thumbs up from another important government group. It wants to make things quicker and easier but might mean the ocean isn't checked as much to see if it's okay.

H.R. 7025 wants to keep giving money to a special group that helps protect people's rights to believe what they want in the world, making sure this group can keep working until the year 2026. It's like making sure the group has a long-lasting supply of crayons and paper to do their important job!

The bill allows a special committee to use parts of a big, important building called the U.S. Capitol for the ceremony where the new President and Vice President officially start their jobs on January 20, 2025.

S. 4698 is like a rulebook update for some special teams in charge of protecting the country, making sure they check in every year to see how they're doing and if they're using their stuff in the best way. It wants to make sure moving their headquarters isn't too expensive without a good reason.

S. 4176 is a plan to spend a lot of money on fixing and building new hospitals and health centers for veterans in different places across the country, to help them get better care. It’s like fixing up and making bigger hospitals where veterans go when they are not feeling well, but it doesn’t say exactly why or how the money will be spent on each hospital.

The bill is about starting a new program to put tiny marks on fish in the Great Lakes, like putting name tags on them, to help keep track of how many there are and make sure there's a good balance between fish from hatcheries and ones born in the wild. It plans to work with lots of different fish experts and has $5 million each year for five years to get the job done.