We are pleased to bring you the second installment of Congress.gov enhancements for November of 2024. New – Historical House Journals Historical House Journals from the 1st (1789 – 1791) through the 43rd Congress (1873 – 1875) are available to browse and search. Find links to the House Journal in the Congressional Activity section of the Browse page. Select a session date to go to a calendar display with links to each day’s journal. Using the search bar, select All Congresses and enter your word or phrase query. Check Journals under the Limit Your Search filter on your search…

We are pleased to bring you the Congress.gov enhancements for November of 2024.   New – Historical Senate Journals Historical Senate Journals from the 1st (1789 – 1791) through the 43rd Congress (1873 – 1875) are available to browse and search. Find links to the Senate Journal in the Congressional Activity section of the Browse page. Select a session date to go to a calendar display with links to each day’s journal. Using the search bar, select All Congresses and enter your word or phrase query. Check Journals under the Limit Your Search filter on your search results page. …

We are pleased to announce that we are holding a “Congress.gov Public Forum” in the Mumford Room, which is located in the Madison Building, on September 18, 2024, from 1-3 p.m. EDT. If you are a professional or a concerned citizen who uses Congress.gov regularly to keep up with the latest federal legislative activity, we want to hear from you! You can register to attend this free event in person here.If you prefer, you can participate online by registering here.    Source link

We are pleased to bring you the Congress.gov enhancements for July of 2024, Part 2. Enhancement – Command Line Search – Download Results From a command line search you can download up to 2500 search results as a spreadsheet. Use filters to narrow your results to a single collection, such as legislation, in order to select which data columns to include in your download. Enhancement – Legislation – Text Size Source link

Users can now view a video that highlights Congress.gov tools that track the status of legislation covering appropriations. The Constitution authorizes Congress to make appropriations to fund the federal government. Appropriations cover discretionary funding for numerous government programs, projects, and operations. This brief video highlights four Congress.gov tools that track the status of those bills through the appropriations process.  To learn more about appropriations, view the Appropriations and Budget Resources webpage.    Source link

We are pleased to bring you the Congress.gov enhancements for July of 2024. Enhancement – Help Center – Appropriations Resources Video From the Two-Minute Tips page you can access an informational video highlighting appropriations tracking resources on Congress.gov. Source link

The nominations data on Congress.gov is now current. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the earlier data currency issue.   Source link

Access to some nominations data is temporarily unavailable. We are working to resolve the issue. We regret the inconvenience.   Source link

We are pleased to bring you the Congress.gov enhancements for June of 2024. Enhancement – Help Center – Search Use the Help Center search to find a legislative term definition in the Glossary of Legislative Terms. Source link