H.R. 7338, or the "Rural Credit Access Act of 2024," is a plan to help special banks that give money to people in small towns who have less money. It wants to create a new office to make sure these banks follow the rules and get help if they need it.

H.R. 9193 is a plan to give more money to programs that help make the internet safe and affordable, but some people are worried it could spend too much without clear plans on how to use it. It also wants to make changes to rules that could make it harder for some people to get help with internet costs and stop helping with buying internet devices.

H.R. 8673 is a plan to start a new group called the Foundation for Standards and Metrology to help make sure things are measured and done correctly, like how long or heavy something is, and to help bring new inventions and technologies to life. This group will work with schools and companies, but it needs to be careful with money and not let people who give money to it have too much influence.

The GSA Technology Accountability Act is a plan that makes sure the government tells Congress how it spends money on computer stuff every year, so we can see where the money goes and make sure it's used right.