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Free resource from the Office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives to search House Committee Hearings by committee name or title for the 110th through the current Congress. Advanced search also allows for searching by witness, description, chairman, and subcommittee.
A compromise on legislation negotiated between the House and Senate via conference committees. Conference Reports are printed and submitted to each chamber for approval or disapproval.
Official website for U.S. federal legislative information provided by the Library of Congress. Replaces THOMAS. Find bills, laws, treaties, nominations, information about members of Congress, U.S. founding documents and videos explaining the legislative process. For help in using the site effectively access "An introduction to the Congress.gov legislative information website." YouTube video. Keep up with new features by accessing the Congress.gov blog
Serves as the official daily record of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress when in session. Check site for archival holdings. At the end of each Congressional session, the daily editions are collected, re-paginated, and re-indexed into a permanent bound edition. The Law Librarians' Society of Washington, D.C. has published a helpful overview of the Congressional Record and its predecessors.
Serves as the official daily record of the proceedings and debates of the United States Congress when in session. Check site for holdings. At the end of each Congressional session, the daily editions are collected, re-paginated, and re-indexed into a permanent bound edition. The Law Librarians' Society of Washington, D.C. has published a helpful overview of the Congressional Record and its predecessors.
Recent years include links to Congressional Record text. Check site for holdings. The Law Librarians' Society of Washington, D.C. has published a helpful overview of the Congressional Record and its predecessors.
Lists legislative actions on bills that are reported in the Congressional Record, In electronic format it is a separate collection, but in printed format it exists as part of the Congressional Record Index.
Formerly LexisNexis Congressional, this resource provides full-text access to historical (1789- ) and current U.S. Congressional publications, and information about members of Congress and Congressional committees. Track federal bills and laws.
The United States Serial Set is a series of reports and documents published by Congress in a serial fashion. It includes a wide variety of material including house and senate documents, maps, tributes, and private relief actions to name a few.
Provided by Richard J. McKinney of the Law Librarians' Society of Washington, D.C. Explains the contents, arrangement, numbering, indexing, etc. of the Serial Set.
Formerly LexisNexis Congressional, this resource provides full-text access to historical (1789- ) and current U.S. Congressional publications including committee hearings, committee prints, Congressional Research Service reports, the American State Papers, the Serial Set (House and Senate documents and reports, Senate executive reports and treaty documents), Serial Set maps, Congressional news, and information about members of the United States Congress and Congressional committees.