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The

Congressional Research Service

is the public policy resear ch arm of the United States Congress. As a legislative branch agency within the Library of Congress, CRS works exclusively and directly for Members of Congress, their Committees and staff on a confidential, nonpartisan basis.

History and Mission

Congress created CRS in order to have its own source of nonpartisan, objective analysis and research on all legislative issues. Indeed, the sole mission of CRS is to serve the United States Congress. CRS has been carrying out this mission since 1914, when it was first established as the Legislative Reference Service. Renamed the Congressional Research Service by the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970, CRS is committed to providing the Congress, throughout the legislative process, comprehensive and reliable analysis, research and information services that are timely, objective, nonpartisan, and confidential, thereby contributing to an informed national legislature.

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12 letter to him that a recent Congressional Research Service report suggested that simply by making full use of gas power plants which are already built ...
The second time that happened was when the Congressional Research Service did the same kind of analysis, did a research into what happened. ...
... Senate Parliamentarian second-hand, he cited a former Parliamentarian on the record, and the Senate rules, and a Congressional Research Service report. ...
Saudi Arabia has been among the top three buyers of US defense equipment and services in three periods examined by the Congressional Research Service since ...

A recent Congressional Research Service study found that 60% of congressional Twitter users are Republicans. ...
(3) This Congressional Research Service report has more information on filibusters and cloture calls than you ever knew you wanted. ...
... in September 2008: "This means that the US Taxpayer now stands behind $5 trillion of GSE debt," according to the Congressional Research Service. ...
Cyber attacks cost businesses an estimated $226 billion annually, according to a Congressional Research Service study. The attacks are also becoming an ...
The Senate has used reconciliation to pass 19 budget measures since 1980, according to the Congressional Research Service. The intent of the 1974 law is to ...
Cyber attacks cost businesses an estimated $226 billion annually, according to a Congressional Research Service study. ...
According to a 2009 report from the US Congressional Research Service, the United States froze the financial assets held in the United States of 75 ...
... contains some wiggle room, lawmakers may want to look into whether the navy can meet it, a new report by the Congressional Research Service says. ...
Statistics from the Department of Defense and the Congressional Research Service reveal that gays constitute less than three-fourths of 1 percent of those ...
Jack was with Resources for the Future in Washington, DC 1974-1979, and finished his career as a Senior Specialist for the Congressional Research Service of ...
In a report comparing US health spending with that in other developed countries, the Congressional Research Service showed that for virtually every medical ...
1) A 2008 Congressional Research Service report that will tell you all you ever wanted to know about the budget reconciliation process, and then a bit more ...
... from reissuing that rule or any substantially similar one without the authority of another enacted law, according to the Congressional Research Service. ...
The Congressional Research Service estimated that those proposals would raise $662 billion over the next 10 years based on President Obama's budget if fully ...
According to the Congressional Research Service, though, the deal appears to be done and will certainly be approved. CRS is Congress' private research ...
... "how many holds are placed on any bill or how long they will be honored by the majority leadership," a 2008 Congressional Research Service study said. ...
Toxic waste cleanup at 609 sites stopped, for instance, according to a Congressional Research Service report on the shutdown's effects. ...
New York Times: Congressional Research Service report finds -- surprise, surprise -- that "members of Congress do not much look like the public they are ...
Most days of the week on our DocuTicker site, Shirl Kennedy posts links to research reports (new and updated) from the Congressional Research Service (CRS) ...
A statistical profile released this week by the Congressional Research Service also found that the average age of representatives (57.2) and senators (63.1) ...
The Congressional Research Service recently released a report about the make up of the 111th Congress. Ezra Klein rightfully points out that Congress is ...
A report from the Congressional Research Service says that if the rum production were to move out of the US, some of the taxes on it would be returned to ...
The Congressional Research Service (CRS) has issued its second report in a year looking at the responsibilities of the CTO and how this position integrates ...
The January 19 Congressional Research Service report, "Displacing Coal with Generation from Existing Natural Gas-Fired Power Plants," looks at recent ...
A new study by the Congressional Research Service (found here) notes that more GOP senators tweet than their Democratic colleagues, and congressional ...
A Congressional Research Service report released last week (and published by Secrecy News) found that 60% of the members of Congress with Twitter accounts ...
But a Congressional Research Service study of HR 4462 concluded that the accelerated deduction was unlikely to have much or any impact on the amount or flow ...
16, "According to a study by the Congressional Research Service (CRS), a provider of background information to members of Congress on a bipartisan basis, ...
The Congressional Research Service "(CRS)" has now issued a report on the history of, and current issues involving, the rum tax cover-over program that ...
... but gained the participation of only 40 percent of the nation's livestock producers, according to a report by the Congressional Research Service. ...
... investment supports 35000 jobs (SharedProsperity.org); every billion spent on school construction supports 8000 jobs (Congressional Research Service). ...
President Bush made 171 recess appointments and President Clinton made a total of 139 recess appointments, according to the Congressional Research Service. ...
"According to the Congressional Research Service, this would establish a selling price of approximately $43 per thousand standard cubic feet, ...
In the wake of the earthquake in Haiti, a Congressional Research Service Report examines US migrant interdiction and detention policies toward Haitians. ...
... pay and healthcare, rose 45 percent from $55000 in 1998 to $80000 in 2009, according to a 2009 Congressional Research Service report to Congress. ...
The Congressional Research Service found that from February 2004 to February 2009, 963 people on the Watch List tried to buy guns from licensed dealers. ...


 


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