Congress in Civics

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Congress Is Funding a $200 Billion Navy Project Without the Full Scorecard
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Congress must save the Navy from becoming ‘hollow’
RedState · Opinion12h ago
Trump Axes $810 Million With Rare Pocket Rescission Congress Can't Stop
Outside the Beltway · Opinion12h ago
Trump Refuses to Spend Billion Dollars Congress Appropriated
Fox News Politics14h ago
Dem House hopeful endorsed by activist who said 'evil Jews run the world'
American Greatness · Opinion16h ago
Trump Cancels Nearly $1 Billion in Federal Spending Without Congress
National Review16h ago
Only Congress Can Intervene on Trump’s Truth Social Profiteering
The White Houseyesterday
Congressional Bills H.R. 3657, H.R. 7250, S. 550, S. 603, S. 759 and S. 790 Signed into Law
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‘Hit him in the pocketbook’: Sara Gonzales sits down with Rep. Beth Van Duyne as Congress moves to crush H-1B fraud
The Federalist2d ago
Congress, Ignore The Predatory Agents Trashing The ‘Protect College Sports Act’
Just the News3d ago
California faces barriers from feds on the road to EVs

GuideMarcus Vale23 Sept 20265 min

Your State Capitol Has More Power Over You Than Congress

Roughly 7,400 state legislators write the laws that actually touch your day, and most of them meet for a few months while nobody's looking.

How a Bill Becomes a Law, and Why Most of Them Don't

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How A Bill Becomes a Law 3.7 - Benchmark Civics EOC Exam - Congress II

GuideMarcus Vale23 Sept 20266 min

What each of the seven articles of the Constitution actually does

The whole document runs about 4,500 words and takes half an hour to read out loud. Here's the plain-English tour, article by article.

Find the bill, the ruling or the study before you argue about it

Almost every document people fight about online is free, numbered and sitting on a government website. Here's how to pull it in under five minutes.

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BRO TakeNewsJosh Halloran23 Sept 20265 min

The Border Laws Are Already on the Books. Enforce Them.

In 2006 the Senate voted 80-19 for 700 miles of fence. The position that's now called extreme used to be the consensus.

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The Census Sets Your District for the Next Ten Years

New York lost a House seat in 2021 by 89 people. That's how thin the margin is between a headcount and political power.

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GuideNewsJosh Halloran23 Sept 20266 min

How to Contact Your Representative So Somebody Reads It

Bill numbers, ZIP+4, the Capitol switchboard, and the one type of request a congressional office will actually drop everything for.

GuideNewsJosh Halloran23 Sept 20266 min

How a Bill Becomes Law, in the Order It Really Happens

The schoolhouse version skips the parts that decide everything: committee referral, the Rules Committee, cloture, and the rulemaking that comes after the signature.

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