The bill asks two important government people, the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Defense, to come up with a plan to get more countries to join a special group that helps share security and prosperity in the Middle East. They need to figure out what's good about the group and what might be stopping other countries from joining, and then tell Congress about it.

This piece of paper from the grown-ups in the government is saying happy birthday to Greece for being free and celebrating how both Greece and the United States like to play fair and work together to keep everybody safe. It's also saying "thank you" to all the people from Greece who moved to America and help make it a great place!

This resolution is like a big thumbs up from the U.S. to say they want to keep being friends and working together with a country called Bahrain, especially to help each other stay safe and to do business together. It's a way for them to promise to keep being good buddies, but it doesn't say exactly how much things might cost or what exactly they'll do together.

H.R. 6046 wants to label the Houthis, a group in Yemen, as bad guys and stop them from doing bad things by blocking their money and stopping them from visiting certain places. It also talks about their connection with Iran and how they might be causing trouble around the world.

The United States Senate made a statement saying it's really important for the U.S., Japan, and South Korea to work together. They are happy that Japan and South Korea are becoming better friends and think this teamwork can help everyone stay safe and happy.

There's a plan in the U.S. Congress to celebrate Greece's 203rd birthday of becoming independent and say how much the U.S. and Greece are great friends. It also talks about how important Greece is for keeping peace in its part of the world and how both countries work together to make sure energy is safe and other important things.

The bill says that the United States, Japan, and South Korea are working together like good friends to keep everyone safe and happy. They are helping each other with big projects and playing "team games" to make sure the region stays peaceful.

The U.S. Senate says it's unhappy with a decision to stop sending weapons to Israel. They believe it's important to help Israel keep safe from groups who might want to harm them.

The Senate says that the United States should not send its military to take control of a place called Gaza because they want to avoid causing problems with other countries and respect the people living there.

The United States Senate wants to say that Kenya is a very important friend, and they are happy to celebrate 60 years of working together on things like trade and safety. They also appreciate people from Kenya who live in the U.S. and believe working together helps both countries.