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The Library of Congress’s Congress.gov provides the legislative history and linked roll-call entries for specific resolutions across sessions.
There is no evidence in the reporting provided that any Congressional committee has published an official transcript or a formal committee statement explicitly referencing Sascha Riley’s testimony; so...
Two separate House resolutions labeled H.Res.353 and H.Res.537 exist in the congressional record with different texts depending on the Congress: in the current 119th Congress both H.Res.353 and H.Res....
The Congressional Record functions as the formal, searchable archive where lawmakers’ floor remarks, inserted materials, and references to outside reporting are preserved and later cited in political ...
The authoritative starting point for official House roll call records is the Office of the Clerk’s Votes portal, which publishes individual roll-call pages for each vote including impeachment motions ...
The claim that Congress passed a law called NESARA (National Economic Security and Reformation/Recovery Act) and then suppressed it is contradicted by the absence of any corresponding legislative text...
A user seeking C-SPAN program indexes by date to locate full Senate speeches should start with C-SPAN’s Congressional Chronicle and Video Library, which index and date-stamp Senate sessions and match ...