H. R. 4132 wants to stop people in China from taking organs from others without permission by making rules to punish those involved; it also tries to show that the U.S. won't help China with organ transplants, while allowing the President to decide how to enforce these rules.

The bill S. 4501 wants to make sure the rules for checking how well states help people get jobs are clearer and fairer, kind of like giving all the teams the same rules in a game. But, some states might find it hard because they need to set up new ways to share information and get help if they're having a tough time, and that might be tricky for those who don’t have enough resources yet.

This bill is about stopping bad behavior by powerful people in other countries and helping to make sure everyone can be free and fair. It wants to make sure people can't use technology to do mean things and that people who are locked up unfairly get help.

This paper is about remembering a very sad event in China from 35 years ago where many people got hurt for speaking up. It asks countries to tell China to be fair and let people be free and happy.

The Countering Wrongful Detention Act of 2024 is like a special toolkit that helps the U.S. try to stop other countries or groups from keeping U.S. citizens as captives to get what they want. It has rules for who might be causing trouble, ways to work with other countries to fix the problem, and some money set aside to help tell people where it might be dangerous to travel.

The bill wants to say that some groups are really bad guys, called terrorists, and should have strict rules put on them to make them stop being bad. It tells important people to decide this quickly and keep checking who else needs these rules.

Imagine there are some countries doing things that could be troublesome, and this bill wants to make sure that banks from these countries can't use certain ways to move money easily in the U.S. If banks from a concerning country do this, then they could get in big trouble, like having their money frozen or not being able to visit America.

H.R. 4723 is a bill that lets the U.S. government give punishments to people from other countries who try to mess up the peace and safety of Bosnia and Herzegovina, like stopping them from coming to the U.S. or freezing their money. The President can decide who gets punished, but some rules are a bit confusing about how and why this happens.

The STOP MADURO Act wants to give a big prize of $100 million to anyone who helps catch and prove Nicolás Maduro is guilty by using money they've taken from him and his friends, but they need to be clear about how the prize is shared if many people help.

The bill is about making a plan for how the U.S. can stop China from helping Iran dodge rules that stop Iran from selling oil. It wants to make sure everyone plays by the rules, so the bad guys don't get their hands on any extra money.

The bill lets the President make rules to stop some countries, like Russia and Iran, from doing bad things like selling drugs or misusing money, and it tries to help places like Ukraine get money to rebuild. But it doesn't say exactly how the money will be handled, which could cause some confusion.

H.R. 6323 wants to change how the President can decide not to put certain punishments on Iran's banks. Before the President can skip the punishments, he has to tell Congress, and they get to look at it before saying yes or no.

The bill wants to hold Cuba responsible for being mean to its people and not nice to other countries. It asks the United States to keep rules in place that say, "You can't do that," until Cuba starts being more fair and friendly.

S. 5467 is like a rule that says some people can't do bad things that make it dangerous or scary in a place called the West Bank. If they promise not to do those bad things anymore and someone in charge says it's okay, their punishment could be taken away, but the President has to tell some important groups before this is done.

The "PLO and PA Terror Payments Accountability Act of 2024" is a bill that wants to stop people and banks from helping give money to bad guys who do terrorist things, by blocking their money and not letting them come to the USA. The rules will only stop if everyone agrees that the bad guys are no longer getting money.

H. RES. 1324 says that Uganda's rules against gay people are very strict and unfair. It asks Uganda to change these rules and says the U.S. might keep doing some punishment things until Uganda makes changes.

H.R. 5921 is a rule that tries to stop money transactions between the U.S. and Iran, except for helping people with things like food and medicine. It also says the U.S. should not help Iran with money from the International Monetary Fund unless Iran stops bad activities.

The bill wants to make sure that when someone is put on a "bad list" by the government for doing something wrong, like breaking important rules, other government groups will also check if that person should be on their "bad lists" too. This way, everyone is on the same page, and no one slips through the cracks.

This bill sets the rules for talking about and voting on different ideas in the House: one idea is about punishing certain people in China, another is about using money to keep people safe, another is about taking care of forests, and there's also a discussion about what happened when the U.S. left Afghanistan.

The bill wants to help fix the problems with nature and people's health in Africa caused by money and projects from China. It says the U.S. should work with African countries to stop this harm and can punish those who don't follow the rules.

The Restoring Sovereignty and Human Rights in Nicaragua Act of 2024 is a plan to stop people in charge in Nicaragua from doing bad things by using rules that limit certain money activities, help those who’ve been hurt, and work with other countries to make sure the people in Nicaragua have fair choices for leaders and freedoms.

The Senate made a plan to tell Iran to stop being unfair to a group of people called the Baha'is, asking them to let them go free and treat them kindly. They also want to punish the people in Iran who are being mean to the Baha'is.

S. 3973 is a plan to stop people from other countries who try to trick or control us on behalf of their government, especially focusing on a group in China. It wants the President to freeze their money and not let them visit America if they are caught doing this.

H.R. 9160 is a bill that wants to stop money from going to people who do bad things and their families by blocking bank accounts and stopping certain people from getting visas. It aims to encourage people to follow the rules by saying they will remove these blocks if the payments that encourage these bad things stop.

H. RES. 1148 is a paper from some people in the government saying they are very unhappy with the leaders of Iran because they do bad things that hurt people. They want to make sure the people of Iran can choose who leads them, and they want to help keep people safe who had to run away from Iran.

The bill wants to help people in Venezuela have fair leaders and more freedom by stopping support to bad leaders and helping those in need, but it needs to be clearer about how it will use its money and make sure it's fair for everyone.

S. 5305 is a bill that wants to help protect the rights and culture of Southern Mongolians in China, and also asks for money to start a radio show in Mongolian language. However, it doesn't explain clearly how much money will be needed for every part of the plan or how they will check if it's working well.

The "TUNNELS Act of 2024" is a proposal that wants to make sure the President can't let the U.S. do business in certain areas unless it follows rules against supporting bad guys, and it would take back old decisions that made it easier to avoid these rules.

The STOP CCP Act is a plan to punish some leaders in China if they do things that hurt people or countries, like being mean to Hong Kong or Taiwan. It says the U.S. can take away their things here and not let them come visit.

H.R. 9717 is a plan to stop bringing certain metals and minerals from Russia to the U.S., like nickel and platinum, until Russia stops being mean to Ukraine. If Russia starts being mean again after being nice for a while, the rule would come back.

The resolution is like a big reminder from the U.S. asking everyone to work together to make sure Iran doesn’t get special tools to build powerful and dangerous things, like nuclear weapons, and to tell them to follow the rules just like everyone else does.

The "No Paydays for Hostage-Takers Act" wants to stop bad people in Iran from making money by keeping American hostages. It asks the President to check on Iran's money used for good things, like helping people, and stop anyone involved in taking hostages from traveling or doing business.

The Transnational Repression Policy Act is a plan to stop foreign bullies from bothering people who live in the U.S., and it wants to work with other countries to make sure everyone is safe. It also talks about punishing the bullies with special rules and helping people who are new to the U.S. connect with police to keep them safe.

S. 3874 is a bill that wants to stop people and countries from helping bad groups in the Middle East by blocking their money and punishing those who try to help them, but it makes sure important things like medicine and food can still get through.

This bill is like saying, "Hey, we don't like the leader in Venezuela because he cheats and is mean, so we want them to have fair elections and might punish them more if they don't."

The MEGOBARI Act is a plan for the U.S. to keep an eye on, and sometimes punish, people in Georgia who aren't playing fair with democracy, while also looking for chances to work better together if things get better.

The bill is like a letter telling Azerbaijan to stop being mean to Armenian people, asking the U.S. government to help, and saying they should protect Armenian places and work for peace. It also talks about maybe stopping giving money and help to Azerbaijan if they keep being mean.

The bill wants to help stop bad fishing activities in the Caribbean and Latin America by having countries work together with the U.S. to make the ocean safer and keep the fish happy.

The "Georgian People’s Act" is a plan to help the country of Georgia be more fair and honest in how it runs. It wants to make sure people vote fairly, stop bad guys from causing trouble, and use money wisely to help Georgia be friends with Europe and America.

The Strengthening Tools to Counter the Use of Human Shields Act is a plan to stop bad groups from hiding behind innocent people by making stricter rules and working with other countries to keep people safe. It also has a plan to keep doing this until 2030 and asks for ideas from smart people on better ways to help.

H.R. 8282 is a new rule that wants to stop a group called the International Criminal Court from trying to catch or punish people from the U.S. or its friends. If the group tries to do this, the rule says the people helping them might get in trouble like not being allowed to come to the U.S.

The Uyghur Genocide Accountability and Sanctions Act of 2024 wants to make sure people who are hurting the Uyghur people in China can't come to the U.S. and that their bad actions get stopped. It also plans to spend money on helping protect the special cultures and languages of these and other similar groups.

S. 3705 is a plan to help protect people who work to keep human rights and democracies safe by giving the U.S. government tools and money to offer them support, like help from special officers, training, and some new safe visas.

The bill wants the President to make rules that freeze money and stop people from getting U.S. visas if they're part of certain groups that have done bad things, like the Popular Resistance Committees. It also asks the Secretary of State to check if other groups should be on a list of people who can't travel or move money freely because they might be dangerous.

The bill, called the "VERDAD Reauthorization Act," wants to keep rules and restrictions on Venezuela until the end of 2025 to make sure they follow certain rules and be fair to their people.

The STOP MADURO Act is like a big treasure hunt where the U.S. promises to give $100 million to anyone who can help catch a man named Nicolás Maduro by using money taken from him and his team.

H. R. 7701 is a rule that plans to stop people and businesses from helping build or fix bridges or tunnels between Russia and a place called Crimea. If they do, they might not be allowed to buy things or come to the U.S., unless what they're doing is to help people, and even then, the President can make exceptions if it's good for U.S. safety.

The bill wants to stop people from stealing ideas or inventions from the U.S. by punishing those in China who do it a lot, like making them not allowed to visit the U.S. or freezing their money. The U.S. President has to make sure these punishments happen, and they have to show a plan for how they're working.

H.R. 8361 is a bill where the U.S. wants to stop bad guys from other countries who are trying to steal secrets or help their military by punishing them, like blocking their stuff or stopping them from visiting.

H. R. 23 is a bill that says the U.S. will stop giving money to a group called the International Criminal Court and will not let them investigate or arrest people from the U.S. or its friends unless those countries say it's okay. If they try, the U.S. might stop people helping the Court from coming into the country or using their stuff here.

The bill wants to stop bad companies from other countries from spying on the U.S. to steal secrets, and it gives rules on how the President can punish them by blocking things like their money or travel.

The bill wants to create rules to stop a group called the Houthis from attacking ships in the ocean. It says certain people can't visit or have things in the U.S. if they're linked to these attacks, and the President has to check in with Congress every now and then about the situation.

H.R. 7476, called the "Countering Communist China Act," is a plan to make sure China doesn't cause trouble or take things from the U.S. by using rules, penalties, and spending money smartly to keep America safe and fair.

S. 4914 is a bill that wants to stop people in China from taking organs from others without permission, by punishing those who do it, and also telling the President to make reports about it. It lets some exceptions happen, like if it's important for helping people or keeping the country safe, and it lasts for five years.

The bill wants to create rules to stop certain people from helping China's special ocean group that can be pushy with other countries. The President can stop their things in the U.S., but sometimes there can be exceptions for important safety reasons.

H.R. 7701 is a plan to stop people from helping Russia build bridges and tunnels to a place called Crimea by making it harder for them to visit the U.S. or use money from U.S. banks. It tries to prevent help from going to people who are not supposed to get it, unless it's for really important reasons like helping people in need.

H. R. 7701 is like a rule that says people from other countries who help build, fix, or take care of roads or tunnels between Russia and a place called Crimea might get in trouble. The President can stop them from visiting or using money in the United States, but sometimes these rules can be ignored if it’s really important for America.

The VALOR Act of 2024 is a plan by the U.S. to help Venezuela be more democratic, stop bad leaders from getting support, and make sure people there get help, but some parts are a bit confusing about how things will be done and who decides what happens.

The U.S. Congress is saying that the Chinese Coast Guard has been mean to countries like the Philippines and Japan, and they are asking China to play by the rules and stop being aggressive. They also want other countries to help tell China this and for the U.S. to make friends with its other neighbors.

The bill wants to punish some leaders from China for being mean to Hong Kong, Taiwan, and a group of people called the Uyghurs by stopping them from entering the U.S. and taking away their money if they don't change their ways. However, the President can take back the punishment if China starts being nice or the leaders quit their roles and try to fix their bad actions.

The FREED Act wants to make rules to stop bad guys from making and selling dangerous drugs called opioids stronger. It would punish people and groups from other countries who help make or sell these drugs, and it also wants everyone to work together to catch the people who hide the money from selling these bad drugs.

The "No Carveouts for Terrorists Act" is a rule that wants to stop the U.S. government from spending money to allow certain permissions about sending or trading things with a group called Ansarallah, which is on a list of bad guys. If new permissions are needed, Congress has to say okay before they can be used.

The bill wants to change how the United States interacts with Hong Kong by stopping special treatments and helping people there who are having a tough time with the Chinese government's changes, like not being able to speak freely or having fair rules. It also wants to make sure Hong Kong people can use the internet freely and come to the U.S. if they need to.

The bill is like a big message from the United States saying, "We stand with the people in Venezuela and don't think the recent election where Nicolás Maduro said he won was fair." The U.S. wants to help make sure the right person, Edmundo González Urrutia, gets to be the new leader and suggests teamwork with other countries to make this happen.

H.R. 8329 is like a rulebook that tries to help people in Belarus have fair leaders and be safe, even when their leaders are being unfair or mean. It wants to make sure they're not helping out the big bully, Russia, and also helps the good people in Belarus have a chance to speak up and have fair elections.

The bill wants to stop people from another court far away from trying to catch or punish Americans and their friends without permission. It also says that the U.S. won't give money to this court anymore.

The bill is like a rule that says some people in China and their families can't use their money in the U.S. or visit because they are doing bad things, like being mean to people and other countries; if they stop, then the President might let them off the hook.

The bill wants the president and his team to team up with other countries and make sure Iran doesn't get any dangerous nuclear toys, like the kind that go boom, by working with special global groups to keep an eye on things.

H. R. 10343 is a plan to make sure people who cause trouble in the West Bank face serious consequences, unless they promise to stop behaving badly and the President approves it. The President has to tell Congress if he decides to let them off the hook, but only after waiting a bit, to keep everyone in the loop.

The bill talks about a group of people in the U.S. House of Representatives saying something very serious: they are upset because a famous person in Russia named Alexei Navalny was harmed by the government there. They want to make sure people like Navalny are safe, and they are asking for people in prison for no good reason to be let go, and for the U.S. and their friends to do something about it by talking and making new rules.

S. 5119 is a plan to make some rules that were made to stop certain bad actions by Russia into permanent laws. These rules can be changed if the people involved stop doing the bad things and there are special exceptions for important things like food and medicine.

The bill says that the people of Cuba are really brave for standing up and asking for their freedoms, and it wants the world to help them. It also asks for some special rules (called sanctions) to be put back on Cuba until they improve things for their people.

The Supporting Syrian Civilians Act is a plan that tries to stop countries from being friends with the leader of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, because he's been mean to people. It wants to help those who live in parts of Syria where Bashar isn’t in charge by giving them money and trying to stop bad guys from selling drugs there.

H.R. 5917 is a plan to keep punishing bad groups that hide behind innocent people to do bad things. It wants to continue these punishments until the end of 2030 and have people figure out better ways to stop the bad groups from using innocent people as shields.

The bill wants to punish certain people from other countries who try to mess up the peace or hurt the safety of Bosnia and Herzegovina by taking away their things in America and not letting them visit. The U.S. President will make a list of these people, but there are special rules for helping with things like emergencies.

The bill wants to help the US and some countries in Europe trade and work together better, become more democratic, and make things safer online. It also talks about using less energy from Russia and working closely with friends in Europe.

H.R. 3334, called the "STOP CCP Act," is a plan to stop important people in China's government from doing bad things by blocking their money and taking away their permission to visit the U.S., but it needs to be clear on how these rules will be decided and checked.

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 bill wants to stop the International Criminal Court from going after people the United States and its friends want to protect by punishing those who help the court. This means blocking money and not letting certain people travel to the U.S. if they try to help the court take action against these protected people.

The Georgian People’s Act is about helping people in Georgia by supporting fair leaders, fighting against corruption, and making sure the country can be friends with places like Europe and NATO. It also talks about using $50 million to help these efforts, but it wants to make sure the money is used wisely and not wasted.

H. RES. 1313 is like a big letter from the US Congress saying that they think the leader of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, is not playing fair and should let everyone have a fair chance to vote in an election. They also say if he doesn't, there might be consequences like tougher rules or penalties.

The bill wants to stop a special court from trying to punish Americans or their friends, by making rules to freeze their money and stop them from visiting the U.S. if they try. It also lets the President decide not to make these rules if they think it's safer for America.

H. RES. 982 is a plan where the U.S. House of Representatives wants everyone to stop fighting in Sudan, make sure people there are safe, and let helpers in with food and medicine. They want to work together with other countries to help Sudan become peaceful and democratic.

H.R. 9976 is like a rulebook that helps the U.S. decide if a country is being mean by keeping American people they shouldn’t, and if they are, the U.S. can put them in timeout like taking away their goodies or not being friends with them anymore.

The Countering Wrongful Detention Act of 2024 is a plan to stop bad guys from other countries from taking Americans as hostages to get what they want. It suggests giving warnings before traveling to risky places and making sure people know the dangers, while also putting rules in place to try and bring people home safely if they are taken.

If China tries to take over Taiwan with its army, the bill would make sure the United States and its friends stop doing business with China to show they're not happy about it. This is like telling someone they can't play on a playground if they keep being mean to others.

The U.S. House of Representatives made a statement saying it's very important to help and support their friend Israel because Iran did something scary by sending flying machines and explosions their way. They want the world to know such actions are not okay and are telling people to work together to keep everyone safe.

H.R. 6245 wants the Treasury Secretary to check if banks are secretly helping important people in Iran do bad things with money and make sure they stop unless they work with the U.S., with some exceptions for helping people and safety.

The bill is about making rules to protect American-owned land in other countries from being taken unfairly, and stopping ships that go to those places from bringing stuff to the U.S. It wants different government groups to watch over this and tell the U.S. government what they find out each year.

The bill lets the House of Representatives talk about and quickly decide on four big plans: one is to send extra money to help Israel, another to help Ukraine, a third to assist countries near the Pacific Ocean, and the last one to say what kind of rules (sanctions) America can use to be tough on Russia and Iran.

The bill says that the U.S. will not be friends with Syria as long as Bashar al-Assad is in charge because he's been bad to his people. It also tries to stop people from secretly helping him with money by making rules and checks.

H. R. 8046 is a plan to stop doing business with a Russian company called Rosatom, which makes nuclear energy. The U.S. wants to make sure it doesn't need Rosatom for its energy and will work with other countries to find new nuclear energy friends.

The U.S. House of Representatives has a resolution that says they are upset with Iran for attacking Israel with drones and missiles. They want other countries to also say this was wrong, and they promise to keep helping Israel stay safe.

This bill is about making a plan to stop bad gold mining that hurts nature and people in places like North and South America. It wants different countries to work together, make sure everyone is mining gold the right way, and use some money to help with these efforts.

The bill wants to stop people and countries from helping bad groups in a faraway place by looking at their money and stopping them from getting help, while still allowing important things like medicine to get to people who need it. It also gives money to help keep track of these actions to make sure they follow the rules.

H.R. 5826 is a bill that tries to stop countries like Iran from taking people hostage by checking and reporting on how certain money is used and encouraging punishment for bad behavior; it also wants to make traveling safer for Americans by keeping an eye on who visits or leaves the U.S. for certain activities.

The bill wants to stop a court called the ICC from going after people from the U.S. or its friends by punishing those who help the court, and it says they can't get money or visit the U.S. unless it's really important for safety.

H.R. 4681 is a new rule that tries to stop bad people from trading a dangerous drug called captagon, which can make people very sick. It wants to punish those helping to make or sell this drug, especially if they are linked to places like Syria, and it allows the President to decide who should be punished.

H.R. 7646 is a plan to stop people from other countries who are trying to mess with the U.S. by spreading lies or scaring people. It looks especially at a group in China called the United Front Work Department and could take away their money and stop them from coming to the U.S. if they are doing bad things.

In simple terms, this resolution helps the House of Representatives decide how to give extra money to help countries like Israel, Ukraine, and those in Asia, and also to decide about punishing countries like Russia and Iran. It also involves some important rules on how these decisions are made so everything can happen faster, but these rules might not let people talk about or change things as much.