The bill wants to make sure people and places giving money to special groups from outside the country are shared in a public list, but they also want to keep the names of the people giving money a secret unless there's a good reason to share it. If someone breaks this rule, they might have to pay a lot of money or go to jail.

H. R. 8293 is a bill that wants to show how much money U.S. non-profit groups get from other countries while keeping the names of the people who give money private, but with some tricky rules about who can know this information.

The American Confidence in Elections Act is a plan to make voting better by helping states run elections smoothly, keeping them safe from cheating, and giving everyone a fair chance to vote, especially our military friends, while making sure that only the right people are allowed to vote and stopping bad guys from messing with the election.

The bill wants to make sure that people from other countries can't give money to help with elections in the United States, and it also wants to keep information about people who donate private. It includes rules for punishing those who break these rules with fines and other penalties.

H.R. 8176 is a plan to make sure people from other countries aren't secretly trying to change how we vote in America. It says groups have to tell if they get lots of money from other countries and stops certain important people from being secret helpers for foreign places.

H.R. 8399 is a rule that tries to stop people from other countries from giving money to help people win elections in the U.S., and it also wants to keep secret the names of people who give money to certain groups.

H.R. 7169 is a bill that wants to make sure we know when big gifts, over $50,000, are given to charities in the U.S. by foreign countries or political groups, especially from China, by putting this information on the internet for everyone to see. This way, they hope to keep things fair and stop other countries from having too much say in what happens in America.