H. R. 9102 is a law idea that says if a student does something really mean during a protest at their school and gets in big trouble for it, they can't use certain types of school money help anymore. This means they can’t get money to pay back loans or ask for their loans to be forgiven.

H.R. 10090 is a proposed law that tries to keep people who have done bad or violent things from getting guns, especially those who have been in trouble for violent actions or stalking. It says that if you’re under 25 and got into serious trouble before, you could also be stopped from getting a gun to help keep everyone safer.

The Unmasking Antifa Act of 2024 is a proposed law that says if someone commits a crime while wearing a disguise, like a mask, they could go to jail for a longer time. It's like saying you get in more trouble if you try to hide who you are when you do something bad.

This bill wants to make a new rule that says people can't give or get big thank-you gifts (or gratuities) worth $5,000 or more to workers who work for the government, like mayors or governors. If someone breaks this rule, they could get in big trouble, like paying a lot of money or even going to jail for two years.

H.R. 7051 is a bill that wants to make sure if someone has been in trouble with the law for hurting kids, it doesn't matter if it happened in the military or in regular courts—they should be treated the same way. It's like saying a red cookie is just as yummy as a blue cookie, no matter where it comes from!

The bill wants to give more power to the United States Secret Service to help them catch people doing bad things like stealing money on the internet. It also wants to give them more time in special programs to stop these crimes.

This bill wants to make sure people who do really bad things to kids, especially if it's something as serious as a sexual offense, get much harsher punishments, like being in jail for a long time or even facing more severe consequences. It is named after two people, Paula and Joan, and it's now being looked at by lawmakers to make it official.

S. 3817 is like a new rule that wants to make the punishments tougher if someone hurts a special kind of police officer who works in jails. It wants the 'time-out' (jail time) and fines to be even bigger and scarier, hoping people will think twice before doing anything bad.