H.R. 8771 is a bill that decides how the U.S. will spend its money to help other countries and promote peace and security around the world in 2025. It includes rules on how the money can and cannot be used, like not spending it on certain climate projects, but making sure funds help with health, women's rights, and democracy.

The United States and Japan are best friends who help each other stay safe and strong, and this explains how they are happy to work together to make the world a better and safer place for everyone. Japan's leader is visiting America, and they want to keep sharing good ideas and helping solve big problems together.