Congress A-Z

Staff of Congressional Quarterly

• A: A; Abscam Scandal; Adams, John Quincy; Adjournment; Advice and Consent; Aging Committees, House and Senate; Agriculture Committee, House; Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee, Senate; Albert, Carl B.; Aldrich, Nelson W.; Allison, William B.; Amendments; Appeal; Appointment Power; Appropriations Bills; Appropriations Committee, House; Appropriations Committee, Senate; Armed Services Committee, House; Armed Services Committee, Senate; Army-McCarthy Hearings; At-Large Representative; Authorization Bills; B: B; Baker, Howard H., Jr; Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee, Senate; Barkley, Alben W; Bells, Legislative; Benton, Thomas Hart; Beveridge, Albert J; Bill; Blacks in Congress; Blaine, James G; Boiling, Richard; Borah, William E; Budget Committee, House; Budget Committee, Senate; Budget Process; Budget Terms; Byrd, Robert C; C: C; Calendar; Calendar Wednesday; Calhoun, John C.; Campaign Committees; Campaign Financing; Cannon, Clarence; Cannon, Joseph G; Cannonism; Capitol Building; Capitol Hill; Caucuses, Party; Caucuses, Special; Censure; Chadha Decision; Chaplain; Children, Youth, and Families Committee, House Select; Christmas Tree Bill; Clark, James B. “Champ”; Clay, Henry; Clerk of the House; Clinton Impeachment Trial; Cloakrooms; Cloture; Commerce Committee, House; Commerce Power; Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, Senate; Committee Action; Committee of the Whole; Committee on Committees; Committee System; Concurrent Resolution; Conference Committees; Confirmation; Conflict of Interest; Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act; Congressional Budget Office; Congressional Directory; Congressional Record; Congressional Research Service; Conkling, Roscoe; Connally, Tom; Conservative Coalition; Constitutional Amendments; Contempt of Congress; Continuing Resolution; Courts and Congress; D: D; Debt Limit; Deferral; Deficit; Delegates; Dies Committee; Direct Election of Senators; Dirksen, Everett; Discharge a Committee; Disciplining Members; District of Columbia and Congress; District of Columbia Committee, House; Dole, Robert; Doorkeeper, House; Douglas, Stephen A.; E: E; Economic Committee, Joint; Education and the Workforce Committee, House; Electing the President; Enacting Clause; Energy and Natural Resources Committee, Senate; Engrossed Bill; Enrolled Bill; Entitlements; Environment and Public Works Committee, Senate; Ervin, Sam J., Jr; Ethics; Ethics Committee, House; Ethics Committee, Senate Select; Executive Branch and Congress; Executive Privilege; Executive Session; Expulsion; Extensions of Remarks; F: F; Federal Register; Filibuster; Finance Committee, Senate; Financial Disclosure; Fiscal Year; Floor Debate; Floor Manager; Foley, Thomas S.; Ford, Gerald R.; Foreign Relations Committee, Senate; Foreign Travel; Former Members of Congress; Franking Privilege; Fulbright, J. William; G: G; General Accounting Office; Gephardt, Richard A.; Germaneness; Gerrymandering; Gingrich, Newt; Glenn, John; Gore, Albert, Jr.; Governmental Affairs Committee, Senate; Government Printing Office; Government Reform Committee, House; Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Act; Great Society; H: H; Hart, Philip A.; Hastert, Dennis; Hayden, Carl; Hayne, Robert Y.; Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, Senate; Hispanics in Congress; Historic Milestones; Holds; House Administration Committee; House Administrator; House Bank and Post Office Scandals; House Manual; House of Representatives; Humphrey, Hubert H.; Hunger Committee, House Select; I: I; Immunity, Congressional; Impeachment Power; Impoundment of Funds; Indian Affairs Committee, Senate; Intelligence Committees, House and Senate Select; Internal Security Subcommittee; International Relations Committee, House; Investigations; Iran-Contra Affair; J: J; Jefferson's Manual; Johnson, Hiram; Johnson, Lyndon B.; Johnson Impeachment Trial; Joint Resolution; Joint Session; Judiciary Committee, House; Judiciary Committee, Senate; Junkets; Jurisdiction; K: K; Keating Five Scandal; Kefauver, Estes; Kennedy, Edward M.; Kennedy, John F.; L: L; La Follette, Robert M., Sr.; Lame-Duck Amendment; Lame-Duck Session; Laws; Leadership; Legislation; Legislation Declared Unconstitutional; Legislative Day; Legislative Obstruction; Legislative Process; Legislative Veto; Library Committee, Joint; Library of Congress; Lobbying; Lodge, Henry Cabot; Logrolling; Long, Huey P.; Long, Russell B.; Longworth, Nicholas; Lott, Trent; M: M; McCarthy, Joseph R.; McCormack, John W.; Mace, House; Madison, James; Majority Party Control; Mansfield, Mike; Marbury v. Madison; Markup; Martin, Joseph W., Jr.; Members of Congress: Characteristics; Members: Service Records; Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee, House; Michel, Robert H.; Mills, Wilbur D.; Mitchell, George J.; Morning Business; Morning Hour; Motions; N: N; Narcotics Abuse and Control Committee, House Select; Natcher, William H.; New Deal; Nixon, Richard; Nixon Impeachment Effort; Norris, George W.; O: O; Oath of Office; Office of Technology Assessment; Omnibus Bills; O'Neill, Thomas P., Jr.; Organization of Congress Committee, Joint; Oversight Power; P: P; Pages; Parliamentarian; Parties, Political; Party Discipline; Patronage; Pay and Perquisites; Petition; Point of Order; Policy Committee; Political Action Committees (PACs); Pork-Barrel Politics; Post Office and Civil Service Committee, House; Powell, Adam Clayton, Jr.; POW/MIA Affairs Committee, Senate Select; President and Congress; Presidential Disability and Succession; President Pro Tempore; Presidents Who Served in Congress; Presiding Officer; Press and Congress; Previous Question; Printing Committee, Joint; Private Bill; Privilege; Progressive Era; Purse, Power of; Q: Q; Quorum; R: R; Randolph, John; Rankin, Jeannette; Rayburn, Sam; Readings of Bills; Reapportionment and Redistricting; Recess; Recess Appointment; Recommittal Motion; Reconciliation; Reconsider, Motion to; Reconstruction Era; Reed, Thomas Brackett; Reform, Congressional; Regional Whips; Removal Power; Report; Reprimand; Rescission; Resident Commissioner; Resolution; Resources Committee, House; Rider; Rule for House Debate; Rules, House and Senate; Rules and Administration Committee, Senate; Rules Committee, House; Russell, Richard B.; S: S; Science Committee, House; Seating Disputes; Secretary of the Senate; Senate; Senate Manual; Senatorial Courtesy; Seniority System; Separation of Powers; Sequestration; Sergeant-at-Arms; Sessions of Congress; Sherman, John; Small Business Committees, House and Senate; Smith, Howard W.; Smith, Margaret Chase; Speaker of the House; Special Orders; Speech or Debate Clause; Staff; Standards of Official Conduct Committee, House; State of the Union; States and Congress; Steering and Policy Committee; Stennis, John C.; Stevens, Thaddeus; Structure and Powers; Subpoena Power; Substitute; Sumner, Charles; Supreme Court; Suspension of the Rules; T: T; Table, Motion to; Taft, Robert A.; Tax and Tariff Powers; Taxation Committee, Joint; Teapot Dome; Television; Terms and Sessions of Congress; Thurmond, Strom; Tie Votes; Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, House; Treaty-Making Power; Truman, Harry S.; U: U; Un-American Activities Committee; Unanimous Consent; Unanimous Consent Agreement; Underwood, Oscar W.; V: V; Vandenberg, Arthur H.; Veterans'Affairs Committees, House and Senate; Vetoes; Vice President; Voters and Congress; Voting in Congress; W: W; War Powers; Watergate Scandal; Ways and Means Committee, House; Webster, Daniel; Wesberry v. Sanders; Whips; Whitten, Jamie L.; Women in Congress; Women's Suffrage; Wright, Jim; Y: Y; Yeas and Nays; Yielding; Youth Franchise; Z: Z; Zone Whips

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