H. R. 9109 is a plan to stop a free website from the government that helps people do their taxes online. It doesn't say what to use instead, so some people might have a harder time doing their taxes for free.

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.

H. R. 8394 is a rule that says if China doesn't play fair with money and trading rules, the United States can stop them from using American money places like banks and markets. This is to make sure everyone is following the same rules when dealing with money.

In this bill, the U.S. plans to make special coins to celebrate a famous baseball player, Roberto Clemente, and the money from selling these coins will go to help his charity do good work in sports and education.

The bill wants to make special coins in gold, silver, and another metal to remember a big steamboat accident from long ago. The money from selling these coins will help a museum about the accident, but first, they need to make sure the coins don't cost more than they earn.

S. 3801 is like a new rule saying the big bank in charge of all money can't make special digital money or special digital things for people without getting a thumbs-up from other leaders. This stops them from using the new digital money to change how money works, but still lets people use private digital money like coins and bills.

H. R. 9966 wants to make a group of smart people look at how mean people sometimes use money to hurt others in relationships. These smart people will work together for a year, think of ways to stop this, write it all down, and then finish their job.

H.R. 6751 is about making special coins to honor a famous baseball player named Roberto Clemente, with some of the money from selling these coins going to help a group that does good things like helping kids play sports and giving aid during disasters. The plan is to make sure these coins are made without costing the government any extra money.

Imagine the United States has a giant piggy bank to pay for important things like medicine, soldiers, and keeping America safe. The Default Prevention Act wants to make sure that even if the piggy bank runs low, the most important things get paid first and everyone knows how the money is spent by sending reports every week.

The bill asks certain U.S. leaders at big international banks to say "no" to helping projects that might use forced labor, especially in a part of China called Xinjiang, and they have to report on how they're doing this every year.

In simple terms, the "RESILIENCE Act" is a plan to help make sure the U.S. government is ready for big money problems, like recessions or disasters, by having important people look at the risks and write reports about them every year. This helps everyone understand what's going on and if we need to be worried about anything.