The COLLUDE Act wants to change a law so that if the government tells online platforms what political speech to block, those platforms won't be protected by law unless it's for real police or safety reasons. It also says that if there's a court case about this, the platform has to prove they didn't publish the wrong stuff.

H.R. 9187 is like a safety rule to help stop bad things happening on the internet, like when strangers bother others or share secret pictures without permission. It wants websites to quickly remove such bad stuff and keep a record so they can help if someone gets in trouble, but they have to be careful not to break the rules about free speech.

The bill wants to make sure that owners of social media sites can't ignore or lie about how voting works. If they keep fake stuff up about it on purpose or by mistake, they can get in trouble and have to pay money.