H.R. 7366 is a rule that says border patrol has to share how many people they catch at the border each month by the seventh day. If they don't do this on time, the people in charge of them might get less money to do their jobs.

The bill is like a new set of rules to make sure police officers do their jobs fairly and safely. It wants to stop bad behavior by having more cameras, collecting better data about what police do, and making sure there are fair investigations when something goes wrong.

H.R. 7164 is a plan to make a special information system to learn more about chronic pain, which is pain that lasts a long time. The idea is to use data from experts to better understand this kind of pain and how to study it, and share the findings on a website for everyone to see.

The bill is like a new rule that says if a company doesn't share how much things cost when the government asks, the government has to make a note about that company in its big notebook. This is to help everyone see which companies are sharing prices and which aren't.

The "Fair Play for Women Act" is a rule that says schools should treat boys and girls fairly in sports, giving them the same chances to play and get the same support and money. It also wants schools to share more information about how they help both boys and girls in sports so everyone can see if it’s fair.

Senate Resolution 621 wants March 24, 2024, to be a special day called "National Women of Color in Tech Day" to celebrate and support women of color who work in technology and face many challenges to do so. It encourages everyone to do fun activities to celebrate and help make it easier for more people from different backgrounds to learn and work in tech.

The bill wants to make sure that when the government makes special types of deals, called "other transaction agreements," they tell everyone by putting the information on a website where people can see how money is being spent. It also wants them to keep track of all these deals with unique numbers and write reports if something doesn’t show up online.

The "Information Quality Assurance Act" is a plan to make sure that when the government makes new rules, they use the best and most correct information from scientists and experts. It also wants to make sure that this information is easy for people to see and understand online, unless there is a good reason it has to be kept secret.

The ATF DATA Act wants the group that keeps track of alcohol, tobacco, and guns to share more information about guns used in crimes. It's like making sure everyone knows where these guns are coming from and how they are being sold, to help stop bad things from happening.

S. 3573 is like giving people a better map to see all the extra goodies they get with their Medicare health plans, making sure by 2027 everyone knows what's available and how much it costs, all while keeping personal info safe. The bill plans to spend $15 million in 2024 to get everything set up.

The PROVE IT Act of 2024 is like a big homework assignment for the government to find out how much pollution comes from making things in different countries, including the U.S., and share this information with everyone so we can understand how products affect the planet.

The bill wants the people who watch over the environment to tell everyone every year about how well they are checking if we are taking care of nature, and if anyone is saying we are not doing a good job. They have to write a report about it and make sure everyone can read it.

The bill wants to create a new office to help make sure the power lines that carry electricity work really well. This office will focus on using more green energy and keeping the lights on for everyone, and it will also share helpful information about the power grid.