The bill wants the president and his team to team up with other countries and make sure Iran doesn't get any dangerous nuclear toys, like the kind that go boom, by working with special global groups to keep an eye on things.

H. RES. 189 is a plan to officially scold a congressman named Al Green because he interrupted the President while he was talking, making a scene during a big meeting of lawmakers. This scolding will be read out loud by the Speaker in the House of Representatives to let everyone know what he did.

In this proposal from Congress, some lawmakers are being accused of saying or doing things that might have made people want to hurt former President Trump. The resolution wants to officially tell them they did something wrong, but it doesn't show clear proof of what they might have done.

In this resolution, people in the U.S. House of Representatives are upset with a judge named Justice Alito because they say he didn’t step away from making decisions on cases he might be biased about, like those related to the 2020 election. They want to officially tell him that he should stay out of these cases in the future to be fair.

H. RES. 189 says that a man named Al Green, who works in the government, interrupted the President when he was talking, and this made people upset. Because of this, the government wants him to come in front of everyone and be told that he did something wrong.

H. RES. 1207 is a plan from the U.S. House of Representatives to officially scold Representative Ilhan Omar for saying things about Jewish people that some believe are hurtful and mean. This is like telling someone they shouldn't say those kinds of things because they might make others feel upset or unsafe.

In September 2024, some members of the House of Representatives wanted to officially scold Representative Bennie Thompson because they believe he said things that made people want to harm former President Donald Trump. They want Mr. Thompson to come to the House and hear this scolding in front of everyone.

In this bill, lawmakers are saying that Glen Clay Higgins, a member of the government from Louisiana, should be officially told off for saying something mean and racist about people from Haiti on the internet. They want him to stand in front of everyone in a big meeting while they say out loud that what he did was wrong.

H. RES. 132 is like when someone gets in trouble for saying mean and scary things about someone else, in this case, a person named Robert Garcia who said bad stuff about Elon Musk. This means the people in charge want him to admit he was wrong and say sorry in front of everyone.

In this bill, some people in the group where U.S. representatives work think that Lauren Boebert, who is part of their team, said some unkind things about another team member, Al Green. They want to let her know that this behavior is not okay by asking her to come and listen to them say she's in trouble for her words.

In Congress, there's a proposal to make new rules about when certain big decisions, like getting someone in trouble, can be considered super important and need to be decided quickly. These decisions only get to be super important if there's a report from a special group or if a big team of people agree together that it should be important.

H. RES. 197 is a proposal to officially scold a person named Al Green, who works in the Texas part of the government, because he interrupted an important speech. This scolding would be read out loud where he works to let everyone know he broke the rules of being polite.

The resolution is like a big reminder from the U.S. asking everyone to work together to make sure Iran doesn’t get special tools to build powerful and dangerous things, like nuclear weapons, and to tell them to follow the rules just like everyone else does.

The resolution wants to give a public "time-out" to a Congress member named Elise Stefanik because she said and did things that some people think weren't nice or true about how we vote and what happened at the Capitol. This would make her stand in front of everyone in the House while they say why she's getting this time-out.

H. RES. 193 is about a group of people in the House of Representatives wanting to tell a man named Al Green he did something wrong. During an important speech, he interrupted and wasn't polite, so they want to give him a time-out by reading a message out loud saying what he did was not okay.

A group in the House of Representatives wants to officially tell off a Congresswoman from Texas named Jasmine Crockett because she said mean things about the Governor of Texas in a speech. They want to make sure everyone knows she was wrong by reading about what she did in front of everyone in the House.