The bill wants to make a special fund to help people who lose buildings in big fires, but it won't pay for people's injuries. To get help, a big fire must be officially called "catastrophic," and buildings need to have some insurance already.

Imagine a rulebook for a game called health insurance. This bill says that if there's a disagreement in the game, people can go to a judge to help, instead of using a special helper called an arbitrator, and they can also team up with others who have the same problem to ask for help together.

H.R. 7947 is a bill that wants to make sure only special state courts, and not other parts of the government, can tell lawyers what to do when they go to court. It also says people can't sue the other side's lawyer for what they do in court.

In this bill, they want to make sure that people who hurt police officers get punished really badly, especially if they seriously injure or even kill the officer. Before these cases can be dealt with by big government lawyers, someone important like the Attorney General has to say it’s okay.

The "Stop VOYEURS Act of 2025" wants to make the rules stronger against people sneaking videos of others without them knowing, by making the punishments tougher and covering more places and situations. It tries to make sure that people who do this can get in trouble even if they use things like the internet or travel from one place to another.

H. R. 6753 is like a rule change that lets special courts called federal courts decide if certain kinds of lawsuits about guns should go forward or be stopped, instead of state courts where they usually start. This could make it harder for people who want to take these cases to court and might make it confusing because the rules aren't very clear.

H.R. 218 is a suggestion for a new rule that lets states make their own rules about people from other countries living here, but those rules can't be tougher than the big country's rules. It also wants to change one part of a big book of rules, but it doesn't say exactly why or how.

H.R. 9248 wants to give states the power to make rules about how long trains can stop and block roads, so cars don't get stuck waiting too long. It also tries to make sure the big central rules don't mess with the little rules each state wants to make.

The bill wants to make sure all new cars can play AM radio stations. It also asks for a study to see how AM radios help during emergencies and makes rules about labels for cars that can't get AM radio yet.

H.R. 1068 is a proposal to let some court cases about gun businesses move from state courts to federal ones so judges can decide if they should continue or be stopped. This might change how and where people can go to court about these issues.

The VENUE Act is about deciding where a person can be taken to court if they do something wrong in the important areas around Washington, D.C. If they don't know where the person lives, then they can have the trial in Washington, D.C., but if they do know, the person can ask to have their trial closer to where they live, unless they live far away in another country.

Imagine there's a rule that stops people from taking toy makers to court if the toys are used in a bad way. This bill says if someone does start a court case in a state against a toy maker, the toy maker can ask a bigger court to take over, and then that court can decide to stop the case if the rules say so.