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116th Congress
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- Sun, Jan 11 item
- Fri, Jan 14 items
- [ERRATA]The Need To Reauthorize The September 11th Victim Compensation FundThe legislative session during which the hearing occurred.
- [ERRATA] A THREAT TO AMERICA'S CHILDREN: THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE POVERTY LINE CALCULATION
- [ERRATA] Addressing The Lead Crisis Through Innovation and Technology
- [ERRATA]OVERSIGHT OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE: REPORT BY SPECIAL COUNSEL ROBERT S. MUELLER III
- Wed, Jan 13 items
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- Jan 1, 2021hearing transcript[ERRATA]The Need To Reauthorize The September 11th Victim Compensation Fund
- Jan 1, 2020hearing transcriptCONGRESSIONAL - EXECUTIVE COMMISSION ON CHINA ANNUAL REPORT 2020
- Jan 1, 2020hearing transcript[ERRATA]RISE OF THE ZOMBIES: THE UNAUTHORIZED AND UNACCOUNTABLE GOVERNMENT YOU PAY FOR
- Jan 1, 2021hearing transcript[ERRATA] A THREAT TO AMERICA'S CHILDREN: THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE POVERTY LINE CALCULATION
- Jan 1, 2021hearing transcript[ERRATA] Addressing The Lead Crisis Through Innovation and Technology
- Jan 1, 2020hearing transcriptJOINT HEARING ON LEGISLATIVE PRESENTATION OF THE DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS
- Jan 1, 2021hearing transcript[ERRATA]OVERSIGHT OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE: REPORT BY SPECIAL COUNSEL ROBERT S. MUELLER III
- Jan 1, 2023hearing transcriptOVERSIGHT OF THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION: WALL STREET'S COP ON THE BEAT