H.R. 9316 wants to help kids who are leaving foster care by making sure they know about important programs that can help them grow up. It also makes sure they get important papers like a birth certificate so they're ready for being adults.

H.R. 3058 is a new rule that wants to help find more families to take care of children who need a home. It asks each state to make a plan with help from people who know about foster care and to tell everyone how they are doing every year.

The "Medicaid Program Improvement Act" is a plan to make sure the addresses for people using Medicaid are correct by checking them regularly, just like making sure letters go to the right home. This will start in 2026 and applies to all states and the Children's Health Insurance Program too.

In H. R. 7553, the bill says that states can only get a special kind of money for helping police if they let a big boss from the Homeland Security look at their car and driver records. This is to help catch people who might not be following immigration rules.

The IVF Protection Act wants to make sure that states can't say "no" to a special doctor method called IVF, which helps families have babies, if they want money from a big U.S. healthcare program. But, it also says it's okay if some places or people don't want to use it, and the states can make rules to keep it safe.

H. R. 8426 is a bill that helps workers who work for the government, like teachers and firefighters, join together in groups called unions so they can talk about their jobs and make sure they are treated fairly. It also makes sure that the important jobs that keep us safe, like police and hospital workers, keep running smoothly without any strikes stopping them.

The bill wants to make sure the special cards people use to buy food are really safe from hacking, just like how having a lock on the front door keeps a house safe. It also wants to help people easily get new cards if theirs are lost or broken, and make sure that small stores can still use these cards without spending too much money on new machines.

The bill wants to change how states help with U.S. immigration laws by saying they must always work with the federal government and can be punished with less money if they don't, and it also allows people hurt by crimes of released immigrants to sue the government.

H.R. 8111 is a plan to make sure the addresses of people using Medicaid and CHIP, programs that help pay for health care, are always correct. It says that states have to check and update these addresses using good data, starting in 2026, but it doesn't explain exactly how they will do it or how they will pay for it.

The LIVE Beneficiaries Act wants to make sure that people on medical help programs are still alive by having states check a special list of people who have passed away every three months. This is to make sure that people who should not be getting help, because they are no longer alive, are taken off the list, but if a mistake is made, the person’s help should be fixed back to the way it was.

H.R. 3058 is a plan to help make it easier for people who want to take care of children who don’t have families. It asks each state to create a teamwork plan, with the help of community groups, to find more people who can look after these kids and make sure they feel safe and welcomed.

H.R. 8810 wants to make sure that kids and their families have a lawyer to help them in certain important meetings about their care, starting in 2026. But there are questions about how to pay for this and how it will work exactly.

H.R. 8798 is a plan to change some social security rules to help more families by providing places where they can get free support and feel less lonely. It's like creating friendly centers in communities where families can go for help without having to pay.

The "Immigration Detainer Enforcement Act of 2024" is a rule that says police and government helpers need to work together to catch bad people who are not allowed to stay in the country, and if they do, they can get money to help pay for it. But, if they don't follow the rules, they might not get the money they need.

S. 3882 is a plan to help states make sure people who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid get good and easy-to-use health care, with $300 million set aside to help them make and carry out these plans.

The bill wants to make sure people buying a house through special payment plans are treated fairly and protected everywhere in the country. It asks for these deals to be officially recorded, so buyers don't lose their rights and get the same protection no matter where they live.

S. 3485 is a bill that wants dads to help pay for half of the doctors' bills when a mom is having a baby, but it doesn't include payments if the mom chooses to end the pregnancy.

The bill H. R. 3372 is about making bigger trucks with six wheels safer, by checking how often they crash and how far they drive, and by giving rewards if they have special brakes. This plan is like a big test for five years, where some states can allow these trucks on highways without losing any money for roads.

The bill wants to make sure that people who work for the government, like teachers and firefighters, can join groups to talk together about their jobs and pay. It also says that these workers can't stop working if it would make important things, like safety services, not work properly.

The bill is about making sure people's address information in Medicaid is correct. States must check and update addresses regularly using good data, and the organizations that manage health plans need to help by telling the state about any address changes they know of.

H.R. 7010 is a plan that helps kids in foster care by letting them stay longer, up to age 21, to get extra support for school and jobs, or even come back if they need to after turning 18. This way, they have a better chance at a happy life, but figuring out how to pay for it is a little tricky.

This bill wants to make sure that doctors and healthcare workers who help people using Medicaid are still alive. Starting in 2027, it would ask states to check every three months to see if any of the workers have passed away, to avoid mistakes or cheating.

The bill wants to make sure states use or save the money they get to help needy families by certain times. It also lets them save some of the money for rainy days, but they have to follow rules to do it right.

H. R. 9144 is a law idea that says all states should let people who don’t belong to any political team vote in the big pick-a-leader races, but those people can only choose one team to vote for in those races. The law also wants to keep these people's information private and make sure only people who live in the country can vote.

H.R. 8213 wants to make sure that people who get caught driving after drinking have to use a special car lock that only lets them start the car if they're not drunk. If states don't follow this rule, they might get less money for fixing roads.