The bill, called the “Mamas First Act,” wants to make sure that Medicaid covers the help given by doulas and midwives, who are special people that support moms during and after having a baby, to help keep both moms and babies healthy and safe. It also wants to make sure this help feels familiar and comfortable to moms from different cultures, especially in tribal communities.

The bill says we should officially call the bald eagle the national bird of the United States because it's special to America and important to many people. But it doesn't change any other plans or rules already in place about how we take care of it.

The bill wants to give money to helpful groups so they can train paramedics, buy special tools, and teach people about health care in their local areas. The government will watch over how the money is used to make sure it's spent the right way.

This bill wants to give money to schools to help kids learn better, especially those who had a tough time during the pandemic. It makes sure that a good part of the money goes to places like small towns and poorer areas, and it checks that the money is used wisely.