Research Area: Legislative power and procedure
Pages of the United States Congress: Selection, Duties, and Program Administration
Publication Date: October 2006
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Senate Committees: Categories and Rules for Committee Assignments
Publication Date: October 2006
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Congressional Budget Actions in 2006
Publication Date: October 2006
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Lame Duck Sessions of Congress, 1935-2004 (74th-108th Congresses)
Publication Date: October 2006
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Congress Jeopardizes Its Own Powers by Balking on Terrorist Surveillance Program Compromise
Publication Date: September 2006
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Heritage Foundation (Washington, D.C.) Author(s): Todd Gaziano, Garrett Murch
Re-Drawing Lines: A Public Interest Analysis of California's 2006 Redistricting Reform Proposals
Publication Date: August 2006
Research Area: Government; Politics
Publisher(s): Center for Governmental Studies Author(s): Steve Carbo, Shakari Byerly
Budgeting in Neverland: Irrational Policymaking in the U.S. Congress and What Can Be Done about It
Publication Date: July 2006
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Cato Institute Author(s): James L. Payne
H R 3496: The Biggest Pork Barrel Earmark in History?
Publication Date: July 2006
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Heritage Foundation (Washington, D.C.) Author(s): Ronald D. Utt
S.3521, the stop over spending act of 2006:a brief summary
Publication Date: July 2006
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service
Legislative Line Item Veto Act of 2006: Background and Comparison of Versions
Publication Date: July 2006
Research Area: Government
Publisher(s): Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service