H. R. 9529 is a plan to give money for checking and certifying nursing homes to make sure they are safe and good for people living there; it starts with $492 million for 2025, and after that, someone in charge will decide how much is needed each year.

H.R. 9716 is a new rule that wants the people who keep track of the money the government spends to share their updates about how money is being used at least twice a year, so everyone knows if things are going as planned. It also says the President has to tell Congress special money details every year by February 1st, to help everyone understand how much money is actually being used.

The bill wants to give military veterans more money to buy books and other school supplies when they go to college. It increases the money they get from $1,000 to $1,400 and decides to make it more each year based on how prices change, like when things in the store get more expensive.

The "Police Creating Accountability by Making Effective Recording Available Act of 2024" is a plan to help police officers get cameras they wear on their uniforms to record what they do, and it also helps them keep the videos safe and secure. The plan gives money to police departments to buy these cameras, but there are some questions about how the money is given out and if privacy is protected.

H. R. 8537 is a plan that wants someone to check if people got sick after a train accident in Ohio. They will ask a group of schools or learning places to do the checking, and they will give them money to help.