H.R. 2347 says that if a person gets money because someone hurt them in a bad way, like touching when they shouldn’t, they don’t have to pay taxes on that money, but they still have to pay taxes if the money is meant to punish the person who did it.

The Franchisee Freedom Act is like a superhero for people who feel hurt because someone broke special rules called the Franchise Rule. It lets them ask the courts to help fix the problem and even get some money back for their troubles, just like they could ask for a band-aid and an ice cream if they scraped their knee at the playground.

H.R. 10055 is like a new rule that says if someone gets money because something bad happened to them, like touching that wasn't okay, they don't have to pay extra money to the government, except when it's to punish someone. It also says people shouldn’t have to show a doctor’s note to prove it happened when figuring out taxes.

The Gold King Mine Spill Compensation Act of 2025 wants to help people and businesses hurt by a big water spill from a mine in 2015 by giving them money to make up for things like lost money or damage. But, it has to be fair with the money and doesn't give money for feelings or if they already got some money before, and if people aren't happy with how much they get, they can go to court, but there's no easy way to ask for the decision to be checked before that.

S. 2770 is a rule that tries to stop fake videos or sounds made by computers from tricking people about candidates running for big government jobs. It wants people who mess up to pay, but lets funny shows and news companies tell you if something is fake.