The bill says that when you rent a car, you don’t have to take an electric one if you don’t want to, and the rental company has to let you know if that's all they have and let you cancel without charging any fees.

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. 9533 is a bill that wants to update some rules to help save animals that are in danger of disappearing by making better plans and working together with more people, like landowners, to take care of them. It also explains how money will be spent to help these animals but needs to be careful about how this money is checked and shared to make sure everything is fair.

The Environmental Health in Prisons Act is a plan to make sure that people living and working in prisons have cleaner air and water, more natural light, and safer spaces, with rules to share information and help improve these things without getting into trouble for speaking up.

The Protecting American Jobs Act is like changing the rules of a game: it wants to make sure that a special group (the National Labor Relations Board) can only make rules about how they do their own work, not about how people should behave at work. Instead of going to this group when people have workplace problems, they might need to go to court, which could make things take longer and cost more.

H.R. 8463 wants to stop people from pretending to be someone else online to say mean or untrue things. If anyone does it, the person they pretended to be can ask a judge to help fix it and make the mean stuff go away.

The bill called the "Right to Contraception Act" wants to make sure that people can get birth control easily and that doctors can give it without anyone stopping them, and if anyone tries to stop this, they can get in trouble.