Government Sources by Subject: Congressional Issues

1945 – present. Guide to legislation, debates, politics, elections, congressional trends, actions, and controversies. Print only.

1921 - present. Highlights opposing viewpoints of congressional issues, including debates and legislation. Browse by date or search by subject or full text. Also available in print.

1945 - one year ago. Offers original narrative accounts of every major piece of legislation that lawmakers considered during a congressional session. Arranged thematically, CQ Almanac organizes, distills, and cross-indexes for permanent reference the full year in Congress and in national politics. Also available in print, in 2001 title changed to CQ Almanac Plus.

A weekly news magazine on government, congress, and politics.
1983-present available online. Use the advanced search to find articles older than six months old.
1956-2004 available in print. Title from 1956-1998 was Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report.

2003 – present. Tool for finding financial information on federal budget and appropriations news, documents, charts, reports regarding bills, resolutions and other congressional actions.

Health related news, upcoming congressional committee hearings, and selected major document.

Short descriptions of the topics currently in the spotlight and under consideration. Updated daily.

A growing collection of Congressional Research Service reports direct from the agency, 2018 - .

Guide to sources for CRS reports by the Gallagher Law Library.

1916-present. Print Index of CRS reports indexed by title, report number, and order printed on microfilm. Reports can be found in MicNews A6815 and A6816.

CRS reports in this collection from the Law Librarians' Society of Washington D.C. can be downloaded in PDF format. A list of other CRS report collections is included at the bottom of the page.

1980s to present. Provides free access to thousands of CRS reports to the general public. (Disclaimer: the site does not actually provide access to every CRS Report)

Publicly-available CRS reports from 2018-present.