The REPORT Act is a law that helps keep kids safe online by making sure people tell a special help line when they see bad things happening to kids on the internet. It makes rules for companies to protect kids better and punishes those who don't follow these rules with big fines.

H. R. 8005 wants to create a special team of smart people to find better ways to stop bad stuff happening to kids online with the help of computers. They will talk, think, and then tell some grown-ups in charge what they should do to fix this problem.

S. 4708 is a proposed law that tries to make rules tougher about taking kids against their will and doing bad things to them. It says that even if a kid says "yes," it doesn't count if they're under 16, and changes how bad people are punished for hurting or trying to hurt kids.

This bill wants to make the rules stronger against people who hurt or take kids in bad ways, like kidnapping or hurting them, by changing some words and rules in the law to make sure these people get caught and punished properly. It also focuses on making sure that everyone knows these rules apply even if the bad stuff happens across state lines or past events.