The bill encourages grown-ups in charge, like the U.S. Department of State, to work with people worldwide to teach kids to be nice and get along instead of fighting or using mean words, especially in schools. They want everyone to help spread this idea and make sure when countries make friends, it's really helpful and safe for everyone.

The bill wants the Secretary of State to make a list that shows which parts of the United Nations are most important to the United States, like making a top ten list of your favorite toys. This helps America know which of these groups they like working with the most.

S. 1881 is a plan by the U.S. to help make things fairer and better in Nicaragua by stopping bad people from getting money and working with other countries to make sure everyone plays nice.

The bill says that the U.S. will not be friends with Syria as long as Bashar al-Assad is in charge because he's been bad to his people. It also tries to stop people from secretly helping him with money by making rules and checks.

The Supporting Syrian Civilians Act is a plan that tries to stop countries from being friends with the leader of Syria, Bashar al-Assad, because he's been mean to people. It wants to help those who live in parts of Syria where Bashar isn’t in charge by giving them money and trying to stop bad guys from selling drugs there.

This resolution is saying that some people in the government don't agree with the United Nations for saying that Israel's army is hurting kids' rights, and they want to stand by their friend, Israel. They also think that a group called Hamas is the real problem because they hurt people, and the government should tell them to stop.

The bill wants to stop giving money to groups like the United Nations if they treat the Palestine Liberation Organization like a country instead of just a guest, and it doesn't change anything about how Taiwan is treated.

H. R. 9374 wants to stop the United States from giving money to the United Nations if it does anything to hurt Israel, like not letting Israel participate equally with other countries. It's like saying that if a club is mean to their friend Israel, they won't help that club with their allowance anymore.

The bill is like a letter from the U.S. to the leaders of a place called Eswatini, asking them to stop being mean to people who want more freedom and to find out who hurt a nice man named Thulani. It also asks other big groups to help make sure everyone in Eswatini is treated fairly.

The resolution says that people should work together around the world to make life fairer and better for people of African descent, by tackling problems like unfairness in justice and education. It also wants the United States to help stop racism everywhere, so everyone can have a happy and equal life.

This bill is about stopping the USA from giving money to a group called UNRWA, which helps people in need, because they are worried that the group might be helping bad people. It also wants to make sure that people who work with this group aren't allowed to come to the USA and that the group's special tax status is taken away.

The bill wants to help a big organization called UNRWA that gives important things like food and medicine to people who need them, especially in a place called Gaza. It says that the U.S. should start giving money again to UNRWA, but it doesn't say exactly how much or how it will make sure the money is spent wisely.

The Restoring U.S. Leadership in International Organizations Act of 2023 is a plan to help America be a bigger leader in world groups by having certain government workers learn how to work better with people from other countries, and by making sure America pays its dues to these groups on time.

H.R. 5826 is a bill that tries to stop countries like Iran from taking people hostage by checking and reporting on how certain money is used and encouraging punishment for bad behavior; it also wants to make traveling safer for Americans by keeping an eye on who visits or leaves the U.S. for certain activities.

The U.S. Senate wants to help Haiti have safe and fair elections by teaming up with other countries to make Haiti peaceful and safe, with a special team led by Kenya to keep things calm. They're also asking for help from around the world to support people in Haiti and make sure the elections are honest.

The U.S. Senate wants to honor the people who were hurt in a big protest in China 35 years ago and to tell China to stop being mean to people who speak up. They also want the U.S. to help people who are trying to make things fairer in China and make sure China doesn't hide what happened.

The bill wants the United States to ask the United Nations to stop having a special person who talks about how certain rules or actions can hurt people's rights. It also says the U.S. won't give money to the United Nations for this job.

This bill is about stopping bad behavior by powerful people in other countries and helping to make sure everyone can be free and fair. It wants to make sure people can't use technology to do mean things and that people who are locked up unfairly get help.

The U.S. House of Representatives wants to tell the United Nations they are not happy about taking a moment to remember a person named Ebrahim Raisi because he did not treat people nicely. They also think it's not okay that a U.S. representative joined this moment of silence.

In this resolution, the House of Representatives supports calling September 2024 "Peace Month," encouraging everyone to work towards making the world a more peaceful and friendly place. It's like creating a special time to remember how important it is to be kind and help each other, just like on the United Nations' Peace Day on September 21.