H.R. 8403 is about asking a special helper to see if a long hiking path, called the Benton MacKaye Trail, could become a fancy national trail, which means it might help bring more visitors and fun to the areas it goes through. The trail is big and beautiful, winding through forests and mountains in three states, but it takes work and money to keep it nice for everyone.

S. 5051 wants to explore if George Washington's long walk from Virginia to Pennsylvania in 1753 could become a special walking path for people to remember history, but it doesn't say how much it will cost or who will do the study.

H.R. 390 is a plan to add two places called Saratoga and Washington Counties to a special area that celebrates history and culture along the Hudson River. Before doing this, a study needs to check if it's a good idea and if it can actually be done.

The bill is about helping family members who take care of veterans by giving them more support like health care, job help, and training, but some people are worried that the money and time limits in the bill might not be enough to cover all their needs.

S. 5216 is a plan for the U.S. government to study if it's possible to build something that would move water from a river to places that need it in Dakota. The government is ready to pay for part of the study, but people are concerned about the money being spent wisely.

H. R. 8219 is about checking if a special piece of land in Hawaii should become a protected place called the "Lahaina National Heritage Area." People who know a lot about the area's history and culture will help decide if this is a good idea.

H.R. 9987 is about setting up a group of people to see if we can make a special museum about Italian American history. They'll think about where it could be, who will help pay for it, and if it can be part of a big family of museums called the Smithsonian.

S. 4352 is about asking the Secretary of Agriculture to check if a long hiking trail called the Benton MacKaye Trail can be called a "national scenic trail," which means it would be recognized as super special and nice to hike. The trail goes through three states, and they want to know if it helps people and nearby towns before deciding.

The bill wants the military to check if it's a good idea to build new homes for service members in some expensive areas and see if they can also use these homes for childcare centers. Then, they have to tell some important government groups what they found out.

The bill wants the people in charge of defense to think about working with Taiwan on building and improving defense tools and activities. They also need to check if it makes sense to do this, and then tell the people in charge what they found out.

The bill wants to help people who take care of sick or hurt veterans by giving them extra support like helping them find jobs, providing medical care for a little longer, and looking into retirement plans. However, it needs to figure out the money part better to make sure there's enough for all the help promised.

S. 4889 is like a rule book for making sure people who learn skills in special ways, not just by going to college, can get government jobs. This bill wants to check if these people can have training and help, just like those who go to college.

The bill asks the government to study whether it's possible to bring water from the Missouri River to help people and businesses in Western South Dakota, and the government will help pay for part of this study. They plan to spend up to $10 million on the study, but there need to be clear rules to make sure the money is spent wisely.

H. R. 8662 wants the TSA to think about if the time its workers spend getting from parking lots to their jobs should count as work time. The TSA will study how this might help, how to track it, and what it might cost.

H. R. 8662 wants to see if the trips TSA workers make from the parking area to their airport jobs can be counted as part of their work time, by checking how long it takes, how much it would cost, and if new tools could help make it happen.

The TSA Commuting Fairness Act is a plan to see if the time TSA workers spend getting to and from their jobs can be counted as work time. This might be done by using gadgets like phones to keep track of travel time.

Imagine your friend wants to throw a big party for a special day, but they're not sure where to have it, how much it might cost, or who should help plan it. This bill asks a big museum leader to think about these things for a new Juneteenth museum, which could tell really cool stories about freedom, and to share their ideas with important people who make decisions.

H.R. 5390 is a plan where a very important adult, the Secretary of Commerce, will study if the U.S. can make important things that we usually get from other places. This study will see if making these things ourselves will help create jobs and be good for the country.

The bill wants a special person, called the Secretary of the Interior, to do a study to see if a place in Hawaii named Lahaina should be a special area to remember its history and share with visitors. They want to work with lots of local groups to figure this out, but they haven't set rules about how much money it will cost or how long it will take.

H.R. 8662 wants to help TSA workers by seeing if the time they spend going from their job to their parking spots or bus stops can be counted as work hours, which means studying if this could be fair, useful, or tricky to keep track of.

The TAIWAN Security Act is about the United States wanting to work more with Taiwan on making things for defense, like tools and gadgets to help keep each other safe. It also wants to look at the good and bad sides of making special agreements with Taiwan for defense projects.

S. 4124 is a plan for a special study to see if the Canterbury Shaker Village in New Hampshire, an important place in history, should be recognized as a special area because of its past. The study wants to find out if this is a good idea by talking with different groups, but it doesn't say how long this will take or how much it will cost.