H.R. 540 wants to help Taiwan be treated more fairly in big money clubs, like the one where countries talk about their money problems. The bill says the U.S. should cheer for Taiwan to be more included and have more jobs, but there are some rules and tricks that might make this hard to do perfectly.

The bill wants to give money to help states on the U.S.-Mexico border build or fix walls to protect the border. It sets aside money each year, but doesn't say exactly how much each state will get or how the money will be checked to make sure it's used correctly.

The "China Exchange Rate Transparency Act of 2023" is a rule that asks the U.S. to tell an important money group to ask China to be clear about how they handle their money and to check it better. If China starts following the rules or if seven years pass, the rule might end.

The government wants to make sure the buildings it uses are safe, so they made a rule saying people in charge of these buildings have to listen to safety advice and decide if they will use it or not. They have to say why and also tell the big boss if they don’t want to use the advice.

The bill wants to change the rules so that if someone has a second job, they won’t have to pay certain taxes on the money they earn from it unless they earn a lot overall. This change would only last for five years, and the government plans to make sure important funds, like those for Social Security, won't lose any money because of this change.

H.R. 7443 is a plan to make a special team in the U.S. that watches for mean actions by other countries against people living here, like bothering or hurting them, and works to stop it. This team will pay attention to these problems for ten years and will share what they find with others to keep everyone safe.

The GAO Database Modernization Act of 2023 is a rule that asks government departments to keep track of and report any old rules they change or cancel to a special office, so we know which rules are still useful. This rule will only be in place for six years before it might be stopped or changed again.

The bill wants government groups to tell a special rule-checker whenever they change or stop using their rules, so everyone knows what's going on. This rule-telling will only last for six years, like when you have a rule in your house that only lasts until you turn 12!

The Global Anti-Human Trafficking Enhancement Act lets special police at the U.S. Department of State help catch bad guys who do human trafficking, even if it happens in different countries or involves people from other countries. It lasts for seven years, and then it stops.

The bill wants to make a cool competition where people can practice keeping computers safe from hackers even better. It also sets rules for how money can be spent and how long the competition can go on.

H.R. 803, called the "PROTECT Taiwan Act," is about making some rules so that people from China can't join special money groups if the U.S. President thinks China might be threatening Taiwan. The President can change this rule if they tell Congress why it's important for the country.

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 "Stop Settlement Slush Funds Act of 2023" is a rule that says when the government solves a problem, they can't make deals that give money to people who aren't involved, unless it's to fix the problem. They have to keep track of these deals and check every year to make sure they're following the rules, but they can't get extra money to do this.

The bill wants to help the government use data in smarter and better ways by updating how they handle things like computers and information, but it won't spend extra money to do it. It also sets up new rules for people in charge of data, but not everyone might agree on how to follow them exactly.

The bill wants to make sure that money rules are in place so Iran can't use them to help bad activities like making weapons or helping terrorists. If Iran stops doing bad things, the U.S. might be nicer, but until then, America will say no to money help for Iran from a big bank.

H.R. 9707 is a bill that wants to keep track of bad actions done by other countries to people in the U.S., and it says the government should write a report every year about these actions, make sure people's privacy is safe, and stop doing it in a few years unless things change.

H.R. 788 is like a rule that says if the U.S. government makes a deal with someone to solve a problem, they normally can't ask that person to give money to other people; instead, all the money should go to the government unless it's helping fix something specific. The rule also asks the government to tell everyone how these deals work, but only for the next seven years.

The bill wants to make sure that the people in charge of keeping federal buildings safe listen to safety advice from experts and explain their choices if they don’t follow the advice. It also asks for regular updates on their actions, but no extra money is given to do all this, and the rules will stop after five years unless something changes.

H.R. 8530 is a law that wants people in charge of keeping government buildings safe to listen to and respond to safety advice within 90 days. It also asks for reports on how these safety ideas are handled, but it won't give extra money to do this and will stop being a law in five years.

The bill says that people in charge of keeping federal buildings safe need to give a thumbs up or thumbs down to safety advice from the Federal Protective Service. If they say no, they need to explain why, and the boss of security will tell Congress how it’s going each year.

The bill wants to make sure that if a government uses computers to make big decisions that affect people, like school or healthcare, they have to tell people and let them ask for a review if they think it’s wrong. It also says that this rule will go away after 10 years unless it’s updated or renewed.

H. R. 7129 wants to set up a special office to thank and reward people who tell the truth about any bad money stuff with the loans given out because of COVID. If they help catch the bad guys, they can get some of the money back as a big thank you gift!

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.

The bill is about creating a new center near the northern border of the U.S. to help make sure everything is safe by sharing information and working together with different groups, like the police and other countries. This center will also help figure out new ways to keep the border safe and deal with flying drones.

The bill S. 4662 wants to make sure that when the government does something that makes it spend lots of money, they have to tell Congress all about it so everyone can understand where the money is going. It also wants to keep a promise that the government doesn't spend more money than it has, like making sure your piggy bank isn't empty.

The bill suggests a new rule where people working in private companies can choose to get more time off instead of extra money for working overtime, but there are rules in place to make sure everyone is treated fairly and bosses don't take advantage. It's like saying if you work extra hours, you can pick either extra money or a little more vacation time.

The AI LEAD Act is a plan to help the government use smart computers (AI) in a safe and good way by asking each part of the government to choose a special person to lead their AI work and forming a group of these leaders to talk and share their ideas.

H.R. 8195 is a bill that wants to make sure the government keeps track of how much money it spends, especially if it spends a lot more than expected. It also wants to make sure that this tracking doesn't stop at a certain time, so there are always clear rules about how much money can be spent and how decisions are made.

The bill wants the government to stop using old computer systems and make plans to use newer ones, but it doesn't give extra money to do this and stops being a rule six years after starting.

H.R. 1398 is a plan to make a new program in the government to help stop other countries, especially China, from stealing US secrets and ideas. The people working on this plan must tell Congress every year how it's going and if they're running into problems, but there are worries about how they'll manage money and work with other groups.