The Hospice Care Accountability, Reform, and Enforcement Act of 2024 is about making sure people in hospice care, which is care for very sick people who might not get better, get the right help and treatments. It does this by checking how hospice caregivers do their jobs more often, making sure they follow the rules, and setting aside money to pay for these checks and give people more information about their care.

This resolution wants to make July 30, 2024, a special day to say "thank you" to people who tell the truth about bad things happening, called whistleblowers. It reminds everyone how important they are for helping keep things fair and honest.

In a new rule, some lawmakers say that only people who are born as girls should play in girls' sports at school. They are asking the people in charge of school sports to change the rules and not let transgender boys join girls' teams.

This bill is about a big meeting where all the people from Congress come together to count and announce who won the big job of President and Vice President after everyone in the country has voted. They will do this by reading special papers that tell them who the winner is, and the leader of the meeting will tell everyone the results.