RUSSIA

Amendments

Baltic States: recognize independence anniversary, commend reforms, economic growth, and NATO partnership, and support commitment to transatlantic security and military capabilities (S. Res. 432), S2016 [9AP]

Dept. of Justice: provide full access to documents relative to congressional investigations of prosecutorial and investigatory decisions in Dept. of Justice and FBI investigation of 2016 election (H. Res. 970), consideration (H. Res. 971), H5825 [28JN]

Europe: express support for the countries of Eastern Europe and NATO (H. Res. 256), H6066, H6067 [11JY]

Ukraine: express that the anniversary of the Ukrainian Famine-Genocide of 1932-1933 (Holodomor) should serve as a reminder of repressive Soviet policies against the people of Ukraine (H. Res. 931), H10080 [11DE]

Articles and editorials

Bolster the U.S. Judiciary’s Defense Against Putin’s Kleptocracy, E907 [25JN]

Calling My Fellow Republicans—Trump Is Clearly Unfit To Remain in Office, H7092 [24JY]

CIA’s Pompeo Says Russia and Others Trying To Undermine U.S. Elections, S97 [9JA]

Jim Mattis Was Right—Who Will Protect America Now?, S8024 [22DE]

Our Bootlicker-in-Chief, H6554 [18JY]

‘Pay Up You NATO Deadbeats or Else’, H6047 [11JY]

President Trump Seems To Be Saying More and More Things That Aren’t True (excerpt), H5300 [20JN]

Republicans’ Fake Investigations, S97 [9JA]

Senate I Led Put Country Over Party. This One Must Do the Same for Robert Mueller, E1024 [17JY]

U.S. Is No Stranger to Interfering in the Elections of Other Countries (2016), H6268 [17JY]

Without the Russians, Trump Wouldn’t Have Won, H7165 [25JY]

Bills and resolutions

Armed Forces: reconsider decision to withdraw from Syria and urge any future decision to withdraw to be as a result of an interagency process and be conditions-based (see S. Res. 738), S7926 [19DE]

——— require the President to seek congressional authorization prior to engagement against adversaries and to consult Congress prior to introduction into hostile situations (see H. Res. 1069), H8726 [13SE]

Baltic States: reaffirm NATO collective defense principles, support sovereignty and express concern over Russian military activity and subversive actions, and enhance defense cooperation (see H. Res. 846), H3575 [25AP]

——— recognize independence anniversary, commend political, economic, social, and military progress, support NATO European Deterrence Initiative, and continue mutually beneficial relationship (see H. Res. 826), H3315 [13AP]

——— recognize independence anniversary, commend reforms, economic growth, and NATO partnership, and support commitment to transatlantic security and military capabilities (see S. Res. 432), S1630 [12MR]

Black Sea: support freedom of navigation operations in surrounding waters, oppose Russian aggression and impose sanctions, provide military assistance to Ukraine, and call on Europe to deny Russian access to ports (see S. Res. 746), S8059 [2JA]

Committee on Intelligence (House, Select): release of memo on alleged misuse of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants in investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials (see H. Res. 717), H677 [29JA]

Committee on Intelligence (Senate, Select): authorize document production to parties in U.S. v. Mariia Butina (see S. Res. 604), S5583 [1AU]

Dept. of Justice: appoint special counsel to investigate allegations of FISA court abuse, closure of case relative to Hillary Rodham Clinton emails, and rationale for probe of President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials (see H. Res. 907), H4583 [22MY]

——— provide full access to certain documents relative to congressional investigations of prosecutorial and investigatory decisions in Dept. of Justice and FBI investigation of 2016 election (see H. Res. 937, 938), H5152 [13JN] (see H. Res. 970), H5816 [27JN]

——— provide full access to documents relative to congressional investigations of prosecutorial and investigatory decisions in Dept. of Justice and FBI investigation of 2016 election (H. Res. 970), consideration (see H. Res. 971), H5814 [27JN]

Dept. of State: extend New START Treaty contingent upon Russia’s continued compliance (see S. 3169), S4734 [28JN]

——— limit funds to extend New START Treaty contingent upon Russia’s reduction of nuclear weapons stockpile and inclusion of new systems (see S. 3662), S7190 [28NO] (see H.R. 7180), H9690 [28NO]

Eastern Europe: affirm U.S. support to Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova in their effort to retain political sovereignty and territorial integrity (see H. Res. 955), H5362 [20JN]

Elections: hold accountable for election interference and efforts to undermine democracy in the U.S. and abroad (see S. Res. 564), S4735 [28JN]

——— strengthen U.S. response to interference (see H.R. 5910), H4583 [22MY]

——— support Speaker Ryan’s statement on interference in U.S. elections (see H. Res. 999), H6463 [17JY]

Eurasia: combat religious freedom violations, especially use of torture, degrading treatment, or prolonged detention without charges, causing disappearance of persons by abduction or clandestine detention (see S. Res. 539), S3601 [11JN]

Europe: commend European Parliament resolution calling for cancellation of Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline from Russia to Europe and supporting energy security (see S. Res. 746), S8059 [2JA]

——— impose sanctions against individuals and companies working on Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline from Russia to Europe (see H.R. 6384), H6262 [16JY]

——— prioritize efforts of, and enhance coordination among, U.S. agencies to encourage countries in Central and Eastern Europe to diversify energy sources and supply routes to increase Europe’s energy security (see S. 3585), S6815 [11OC]

——— reduce reliance on Russian energy resources through energy security cooperation and expediting U.S. natural gas exports and impose sanctions on development of Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline (see S. 3229), S5066 [18JY]

——— reject Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline from Russia to Europe, support energy security and diversification, and impose sanctions against individuals and companies working on pipeline (see H. Res. 1035), H7724 [26JY]

——— require reports by Dept. of State, Dept. of the Treasury, and Office of the Director of National Intelligence on construction of Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline from Russia to Europe (see H.R. 6224), H5748 [26JN]

Foreign policy: accept and support U.S. intelligence on interference in U.S. elections and call on President Trump to rescind invitation to Russian President, Vladimir Putin (see H. Res. 1014), H6649 [23JY]

——— accept U.S. intelligence on interference in U.S. elections, protect future elections from interference, implement sanctions, and oppose interference in special counsel investigation (see S. Res. 582), S5108 [19JY]

——— accept U.S. intelligence on interference in U.S. elections, view such interference as an attack on national security, hold those responsible accountable, and protect administration of elections (see S. Res. 594), S5424 [26JY]

——— affirm U.S. commitment to NATO and condemn President Trump’s failure to confront Russian President, Vladimir Putin, for Russia’s election interference and worldwide aggression (see H. Res. 1008), H6649 [23JY]

——— call for U.S. refusal to make available any current or former diplomat, Federal employee, political appointee, law enforcement official, or Armed Forces member for questioning by Russia (see S. Res. 584), S5108 [19JY]

——— combat subversive activities (see H.R. 6437), H6587 [19JY]

——— commend Dept. of Justice investigation of interference in U.S. elections, accept U.S. intelligence on such interference, analyze impact of summit, and implement sanctions (see S. Res. 583), S5108 [19JY] (see H. Res. 1015), H6649 [23JY]

——— concur in judgement of assessment provided by U.S. intelligence on Russian interference in U.S. elections (see H. Res. 1016), H6649 [23JY]

——— condemn Russian President, Vladimir Putin’s attempt to undermine rule of law and attack U.S. officials, demand access to indicted Russian officials, and refuse to make U.S. officials available for questioning (see H. Res. 1023), H7155 [24JY]

——— disapprove President’s failure to support U.S. intelligence on interference in elections, oppose future secret meetings with Russian President, Vladimir Putin, and submit any agreements to Congress for approval (see H. Res. 1021), H7155 [24JY]

——— ensure appropriate congressional review and continued applicability of sanctions of human rights offenders (see S. 3275), S5361 [25JY]

——— examine intelligence on election interference, impose sanctions against those undermining cybersecurity or Ukrainian democratic processes, and enforce Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (see S. Res. 402), S875 [12FE] (see H. Res. 749), H1266 [26FE]

——— impose sanctions against financial institutions in response to continued occupation of Ukraine (see H.R. 6423), H6557 [18JY]

——— impose sanctions in response to cyber intrusions, aggression, and destabilizing activities (see H.R. 5216), H1500 [8MR]

——— provide for measures to strengthen dialogue with the Russian people and support Russian civil society (see H.R. 6426), H6557 [18JY]

——— request the President and direct Sec. of State Pompeo to transmit to the House of Representatives certain documents relative to communications with Russian President, Vladimir Putin at summit (see H. Res. 1017), H7155 [24JY]

——— strengthen NATO, combat international cybercrime, and impose additional sanctions on Russia (see S. 3336), S5582 [1AU]

Foreign trade: impose sanctions against those responsible for chemical weapons attack against Sergei Skripal and his daughter (see H.R. 5428), H3059 [5AP]

Georgia (country): recognize independence anniversary, reaffirm strategic partnership with the U.S., and support NATO membership, peaceful resolution of dispute with Russia, and institutional reforms (see S. Res. 527), S2924 [24MY]

——— support territorial integrity, sanction Russian occupation of Abkhazia and South Ossetia regions, increase cybersecurity cooperation, and assist ability to combat Russian disinformation and propaganda (see H.R. 6219), H5748 [26JN]

——— support territorial integrity and reaffirm the U.S. does not recognize independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia regions currently occupied by Russia (see H. Res. 847), H3575 [25AP]

International relations: condemn chemical weapons attack against Sergei Skripal and his daughter, extend sympathies to those affected by the attack, and reaffirm U.S.-British relationship (see S. Res. 442), S1948 [22MR] (see H. Res. 786), H1652 [15MR]

——— condemn ongoing occupation of, and human rights violations in, Crimea and call for continued sanctions against those engaged in such illegal occupation (see S. Res. 571), S4875 [10JY] (see H. Res. 1022), H7155 [24JY]

——— condemn provocative actions in Kerch Strait against Ukrainian navy, call for release of Ukrainian crew and vessels, and call for international opposition to destabilizing actions (see S. Res. 709), S7133 [27NO] (see H. Res. 1162), H9743 [29NO]

Macedonia: commend agreement with Greek officials to resolve name dispute, condemn Russian efforts to undermine such agreement, urge reforms in efforts to join NATO and European Union, and support U.S. investment (see S. Res. 602), S5583 [1AU]

Moldova: reaffirm policy to support sovereignty and territorial integrity, strengthen U.S. relations, and encourage democratic reforms (see S. Res. 629), S6189 [17SE] (see H. Res. 745), H1220 [20FE]

Mueller, Robert S., III: call for timely conclusion or report on status with an anticipated date of conclusion of special counsel investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials (see H. Res. 870), H3750 [3MY]

NATO: reaffirm U.S. commitment, accept recommendations of allies to combat Russian cyber warfare, and support efforts to counter Russian aggression (see S. Res. 535), S3035 [6JN]

——— reaffirm U.S. commitment, support efforts to counter Russian aggression, commit to enlargement, and urge members to cooperate at summit to strengthen the alliance (see S. Res. 557), S4513 [27JN]

Office of the Director of National Intelligence: investigate whether the NRA benefitted from Russia’s involvement in the 2016 U.S. Presidential election (see H.R. 6630), H7724 [26JY]

Poland: recognize memorials and monuments to Katyn Massacre of Polish officers as important historical reminders and commend contributions of Polish Americans to prosperity, diversity, and strength of the U.S. (see H. Res. 893), H3977 [15MY]

Rosenstein, Rod J.: impeach (see H. Res. 1028), H7687 [25JY]

Sports: condemn destabilizing activities and call on Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) to explain why it continues to plan to hold the World Cup in Russia based on such activities (see H. Res. 926), H4849 [6JN]

Syria: condemn Bashar al-Assad regime and its backers for continued support of war crimes and crimes against humanity (see H. Res. 1165), H9758 [30NO]

Terrorism: require a report on designation as a state sponsor of terrorism (see S. 2780), S2485 [26AP] (see H.R. 6475), H6649 [23JY] (see H.R. 6573), H7722 [26JY]

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT): observe anniversary and urge compliance or ratification by certain countries to this and other nuclear weapon treaties (see S. Res. 562), S4734 [28JN]

Trump, President: require transparency relative to meetings with Russian President, Vladimir Putin, by requiring the presence of another senior U.S. official and a report to Congress on such meetings (see S. Res. 588), S5267 [24JY]

Turkey: express concern relative to anticipated purchase of Russian S-400 surface-to-air missile batteries (see H. Res. 951), H5362 [20JN]

Ukraine: express that the anniversary of the Ukrainian Famine-Genocide of 1932-1933 (Holodomor) should serve as a reminder of repressive Soviet policies against the people of Ukraine (see S. Res. 435), S1735 [14MR] (see H. Res. 931), H5021 [8JN]

Victims of Communism Month: observance (see S. Res. 587), S5130 [23JY]

Western Hemisphere: reaffirm importance of preserving free and fair elections and strengthening democratic institutions and reject efforts by Venezuela, Russia, and others to interfere with elections (see H. Res. 843), H3506 [24AP]

Excerpts

President Trump’s and President Putin’s Press Conference Following Their Summit in Helsinki, E1030 [18JY]

Letters

Dept. of Defense use of U.S. Cyber Command Cyber Mission Force to engage Russian cyber operators and disrupt their clandestine influence operations that could interfere in U.S. elections: Senators Nelson, Blumenthal, and Shaheen, S1399 [6MR]

Dept. of Justice provision of full access to certain documents relative to congressional investigations of prosecutorial and investigatory decisions in investigation of 2016 election: several Democratic Members of Congress, H5841 [28JN]

Georgia Support Act: Representative Kevin Brady, Committee on Ways and Means (House), H10141 [12DE]

——— Representative Royce, Committee on Foreign Affairs (House), H10141 [12DE]

Nomination of Brian A. Benczkowski to be Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division: several Senators, S4856 [10JY]

President Trump impeachment: Representative McCollum, E106 [29JA]

Scope of Special Counsel authority and management of congressional oversight requests relative to Dept. of Justice and FBI investigation of 2016 election: Rod J. Rosenstein, Dept. of Justice, H5843–H5845 [28JN]

Special counsel investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials: several former Senators, S7654 [17DE]

——— several Representatives, H3838 [9MY]

Motions

Committee on Intelligence (House, Select): release original and minority memos on alleged misuse of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants in investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H832 [6FE]

Proposals

Committee on Intelligence (House, Select) release of original and minority memos on alleged misuse of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants in investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H831 [6FE]

Remarks in House

Armed Forces: decision to withdraw from Syria, H10330–H10332 [19DE], H10340 [20DE], H10513 [21DE]

——— require the President to seek congressional authorization prior to engagement against adversaries and to consult Congress prior to introduction into hostile situations (H. Res. 1069), H8250 [13SE]

Azerbaijan: anniversary of Soviet attack on citizens of Baku, E164 [8FE], E221, E222 [26FE]

Coast Guard: increase presence in polar regions, H9694 [29NO]

Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe: hearing on International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala role in alleged persecution of Bitkov family by Russia, E577 [1MY]

Committee on Intelligence (House, Select): release of memo on alleged misuse of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants in investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H541 [18JA], H558 [19JA], H608 [21JA], H611 [22JA], H631, H657–H661, H673 [29JA], H735 [2FE], H740, H764, H767 [5FE], H898 [6FE]

——— release original and minority memos on alleged misuse of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants in investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H831 [6FE]

Committee on the Judiciary (House): call for investigation into Andrew G. McCabe dismissal as FBI Deputy Director, H1682 [19MR]

Courts: address efforts to undermine U.S. judicial system, E907 [25JN]

Crime: call for investigation of Robert S. Mueller, III, Rod J. Rosenstein, and James B. Comey, Jr., for alleged crimes committed during investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H3140 [11AP]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of Russian invasion, E1165 [21AU]

Democracy: historical assessment of efforts to undermine democracy, H2032–H2037 [22MR]

Dept. of Defense: report on specific efforts to deter interference by Russia and China in democracies around the world as indicated by a National Intelligence Estimate, H4566 [22MY]

Dept. of Justice: appoint special counsel to investigate allegations of FISA court abuse, closure of case relative to Hillary Rodham Clinton emails, and rationale for probe of President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H3332–H3338 [16AP]

——— appoint special counsel to investigate allegations of FISA court abuse, closure of case relative to Hillary Rodham Clinton emails, and rationale for probe of President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials (H. Res. 907), H5845 [28JN]

——— call for investigation into Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. approval of the sale of Uranium One Inc., to Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corp., H1694 [19MR], H3310 [13AP], H3336 [16AP]

——— closure of case relative to Hillary Rodham Clinton emails and rationale for probe of President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H5279–H5282 [19JN]

——— investigate allegations of FISA court abuse, closure of case relative to Hillary Rodham Clinton emails, and rationale for probe of President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H8256–H8258 [13SE]

——— provide full access to certain documents relative to congressional investigations of prosecutorial and investigatory decisions in Dept. of Justice and FBI investigation of 2016 election (H. Res. 970), H5827–H5846 [28JN]

——— provide full access to documents relative to congressional investigations of prosecutorial and investigatory decisions in Dept. of Justice and FBI investigation of 2016 election (H. Res. 970), consideration (H. Res. 971), H5820–H5826 [28JN]

——— request briefing on efforts to address election security, H7094 [24JY]

Dept. of State: decision to not impose certain sanctions on Russia, H693 [30JA]

——— establish Office of Anti-Corruption Relating to Illicit Russian Financial Activities in Europe (H.R. 2820), H4141, H4142 [17MY]

Eastern Europe: affirm U.S. support to Ukraine, Georgia, and Moldova in their effort to retain political sovereignty and territorial integrity (H. Res. 955), H7090 [24JY]

Elections: condemn efforts to undermine or distract from investigation of Russian interference in U.S. elections and enhance protections from interference in future elections, H655, H657, H672–H674 [29JA], H692, H696 [30JA], H1450, H1451, H1472–H1475 [7MR], H1701 [20MR], H2030 [22MR], H3584 [26AP]

——— develop strategy to expose and deter interference in U.S. elections and other democratic countries, H3347 [17AP]

——— hold accountable for election interference and efforts to undermine democracy in the U.S. and abroad, H6117 [12JY]

——— support Speaker Ryan’s statement on interference in U.S. elections (H. Res. 999), H6274, H6277, H6280 [17JY], H6479 [18JY]

Europe: express support for the countries of Eastern Europe and NATO, H6636 [23JY]

——— express support for the countries of Eastern Europe and NATO (H. Res. 256), H6065–H6067, H6099, H6100, H6101 [11JY], E996 [11JY]

——— impact on energy security, H6477 [18JY], E1030 [18JY]

——— reject Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline from Russia to Europe, support energy security and diversification, and impose sanctions against individuals and companies working on pipeline (H. Res. 1035), H10073–H10075 [11DE]

FBI: investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H128 [10JA]

Foreign policy: combat subversive activities (H.R. 6437), H7846 [5SE]

——— impose sanctions against financial institutions in response to continued occupation of Ukraine (H.R. 6423), E1028 [18JY]

——— impose sanctions in response to cyber intrusions, aggression, and destabilizing activities, E397 [5AP]

——— provide congressional review and impose sanctions on Iran, Russia, and North Korea to counter aggression (H.R. 3364), H9734, H9736 [29NO], E397 [5AP]

Georgia (country): anniversary of Russian occupation, H6473 [18JY]

——— independence anniversary, E798 [7JN]

——— support territorial integrity, sanction Russian occupation of Abkhazia and South Ossetia regions, increase cybersecurity cooperation, and assist ability to combat Russian disinformation and propaganda (H.R. 6219), H6473 [18JY], H10140–H10142 [12DE], E1158 [17AU], E1656 [12DE]

House of Representatives: legislative priorities, H6471 [18JY]

Human rights: violations, H1376 [6MR]

Intelligence services: extend tour lengths of deployed Foreign Service personnel proficient in Russian, H6144, H6145 [12JY]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: U.S. withdrawal, E1482 [30OC]

International relations: condemn chemical weapons attack against Sergei Skripal and his daughter, H2030 [22MR]

——— condemn chemical weapons attack against Sergei Skripal and his daughter, extend sympathies to those affected by the attack, and reaffirm U.S.-British relationship (H. Res. 786), H1645 [15MR]

——— condemn provocative actions in Kerch Strait against Ukrainian navy, H9731 [29NO]

——— condemn provocative actions in Kerch Strait against Ukrainian navy, call for release of Ukrainian crew and vessels, and call for international opposition to destabilizing actions (H. Res. 1162), H10075, H10076 [11DE], E1668 [13DE]

——— formation of trilateral group by Moldova, Georgia, and Ukraine to address Russian aggression and occupation, H1356 [5MR]

——— prohibit U.S. recognition of annexation of Crimea, H6048 [11JY]

McCabe, Andrew G.: dismissal as FBI Deputy Director, H1655, H1681, H1683 [19MR]

——— resignation as FBI Deputy Director, H671 [29JA]

Middle East: assessment of U.S. foreign policy, H9814–H9818 [10DE]

Money: add virtual currencies to assessment of threat financing relative to Russia, H6148 [12JY]

Mueller, Robert S., III: call for resignation from special counsel position, H1346 [5MR]

——— call for timely conclusion or report on status with an anticipated date of conclusion of special counsel investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials (H. Res. 870), H7166 [25JY]

——— special counsel investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H72 [9JA], H980 [8FE], H1381 [6MR], H1655, H1694–H1696 [19MR], H1736, H1738 [21MR], H2032–H2037 [22MR], H3089–H3091 [10AP], H3099, H3102, H3139–H3141 [11AP], H3155 [12AP], H3346 [17AP], H3567–H3571 [25AP], H3739 [27AP], H3838 [9MY], H3967–H3970 [15MY], H4129–H4132 [16MY], H4281 [21MY], H4698, H4723 [24MY], H4768–H4770 [5JN], H6164, H6168–H6171 [12JY], H6244 [16JY], H6634 [23JY], H7820–H7822 [4SE], H7873 [6SE], H9513 [14NO], E919 [26JN], E1024 [17JY]

Nagorno-Karabakh: anniversary of genocide at Sumgait, E246 [1MR], E260 [5MR]

National Commission on Foreign Interference in the 2016 Election: establish (H.R. 356), H9050 [26SE]

NATO: reaffirm U.S. commitment, support efforts to counter Russian aggression, prioritize strategy to counter Russian efforts to interfere in U.S. elections, and promote alliances and partnerships for shared challenges, H6179 [13JY], H6267 [17JY], H6472 [18JY]

——— reaffirm U.S. commitment and support efforts to counter Russian aggression, E1165 [21AU]

——— support efforts to counter Russian aggression in Ukraine, E1582 [29NO]

——— urge member countries to meet or exceed their gross domestic product percentage commitment to defense spending, H6047 [11JY], H6179, H6193 [13JY]

Nuclear weapons: proliferation, E897 [22JN]

Office of the Director of National Intelligence: submit report on establishment of the Foreign Malign Influence Response Center to provide comprehensive assessment of foreign efforts to influence U.S. processes and elections, H6152 [12JY]

Poland: anniversary of airplane crash in Russia that killed Poland’s President Lech Kaczynski and other individuals, E451 [12AP]

Political science: assessement of socialism, H9554 [16NO], H9755 [30NO]

——— failure of communism as a political system versus the success of capitalism, H9554–H9556 [16NO]

Putin, Vladimir: reelection as Russian President, H1737 [21MR]

Republican Party: national agenda, H7711–H7713 [26JY]

Rosenstein, Rod J.: impeach (H. Res. 1028), H7710, H7711 [26JY]

Ryan, Speaker: assessment of tenure as Speaker of the House, H7711–H7713 [26JY]

Sentsov, Oleg: call for release, H9155 [28SE]

Serbia: history of U.S. relationship, H7163, H7171 [25JY], E196 [15FE], E524 [24AP], E565 [27AP]

——— importance of U.S. relationship, E1515 [13NO]

Sports: condemn destabilizing activities and call on Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) to explain why it continues to plan to hold the World Cup in Russia based on such activities (H. Res. 926), E785 [6JN]

——— use of state-run doping programs by certain foreign countries in international competitions, E1078 [26JY]

Strzok, Peter: testimony before House committees relative to conduct during case relative to Hillary Rodham Clinton emails and investigation of President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H6166–H6168 [12JY], H6257 [16JY]

Syria: condemn atrocities committed by Bashar al-Assad and his regime, H7938 [7SE], H8162 [12SE]

——— condemn attacks on hospitals and medical personnel, allow humanitarian assistance, and conduct investigation of human rights violations (H. Res. 632), H479 [18JA]

——— condemn Bashar al-Assad regime and its backers for continued support of war crimes and crimes against humanity (H. Res. 1165), H10070–H10073 [11DE]

Trump, President: call for resignation, H7827 [5SE]

——— characterization of remarks relative to investigation of Russian interference in U.S. elections during news conference with Russian President, Vladimir Putin, H6256–H6258 [16JY], H6267, H6271, H6272, H6273, H6276, H6277 [17JY], H6468, H6470, H6471, H6475, H6476, H6477 [18JY], H6635 [23JY]

——— claims of executive privilege by staffers relative to investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H3569 [25AP]

——— condemn remarks about Representative Schiff relative to Committee on Intelligence (House, Select) memo on alleged misuse of FISA warrants in investigation of President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H765 [5FE]

——— evaluation of administration relative to foreign policy, H6032 [10JY], H6192 [13JY]

——— evaluation of administration relative to Russia, H897 [6FE], H6245 [16JY]

——— impeachment, H6468 [18JY], H10033 [11DE]

——— impeachment (H. Res. 621), H1135 [14FE], E106 [29JA]

——— summit meeting with Russian President, Vladimir Putin, H6256–H6258 [16JY], H6267 [17JY], H6468, H6470, H6471, H6475, H6476, H6477 [18JY], H6578 [19JY], H6635 [23JY], E1030 [18JY]

U.S. policy, H7677, H7678 [25JY]

Ukraine: express that the anniversary of the Ukrainian Famine-Genocide of 1932-1933 (Holodomor) should serve as a reminder of repressive Soviet policies against the people of Ukraine (H. Res. 931), H10079, H10080 [11DE]

——— support fair and equitable privatization of titanium mines, E1500 [6NO]

Remarks in Senate

Armed Forces: decision to withdraw from Syria, S7881–S7884, S7892–S7896 [19DE], S7963, S7976–S7978, S7981 [20DE]

Baltic States: independence anniversary, S1449 [7MR]

——— recognize independence anniversary, commend reforms, economic growth, and NATO partnership, and support commitment to transatlantic security and military capabilities (S. Res. 432), S2016 [9AP]

Benczkowski, Brian A.: suitability to be Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division relative to representation of Alfa Bank JSC in defamation lawsuit concerning possible Russian interference in Presidential election, S4855, S4870 [10JY], S4886 [11JY], S4975 [17JY]

Comey, James B., Jr.: anniversary of termination as FBI Director, S2565 [9MY]

Commission on the National Defense Strategy for the U.S.: release of ‘‘Providing for the Common Defense—Assessment and Recommendations of the National Defense Strategy Commission’’ report, S6970–S6973 [15NO], S7413 [11DE], S7749–S7752, S7754, S7759 [18DE], S7852 [19DE]

Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate): release of ‘‘Putin’s Asymmetric Assault on Democracy in Russia and Europe’’ report, S154–S156 [11JA]

Committee on Intelligence (House, Select): release of memo on alleged misuse of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants in investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, S544 [29JA], S572–S574 [30JA], S597, S598 [5FE], S619, S642, S645 [6FE], S667 [7FE], S1369 [6MR]

——— release of report on investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, S1649 [13MR]

Committee on Intelligence (Senate, Select): authorize document production to parties in U.S. v. Mariia Butina (S. Res. 604), S5559 [1AU]

——— investigation into relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, S5974 [28AU]

Committee on the Judiciary (Senate): investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, S486 [24JA]

——— release of documents on investigation of Russian interference in U.S. elections, S2715 [16MY]

Democracy: efforts to influence U.S. elections, S2424 [25AP], S2856 [23MY], S4706 [28JN]

Dept. of Defense: use U.S. Cyber Command Cyber Mission Force to engage Russian cyber operators and disrupt their clandestine influence operations that could interfere in U.S. elections, S1398 [6MR]

Dept. of Justice: release of documents relative to investigation into foreign interference in elections, S2362 [24AP]

Dept. of State: decision to not impose certain sanctions on Russia, S559 [30JA], S808 [8FE]

Dept. of the Treasury: urge compliance with Committee on Finance (Senate) request for documentation relative to investigation into relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, S5974 [28AU], S6272 [24SE]

Elections: condemn efforts to undermine or distract from investigation of Russian interference in U.S. elections and enhance protections from interference in future elections, S95–S100 [9JA], S544 [29JA], S572–S574 [30JA], S639–S646 [6FE], S667 [7FE], S1258 [28FE], S1368–S1374, S1398, S1399 [6MR], S1619 [12MR], S1743 [15MR], S2691 [16MY], S2784 [21MY]

——— deter Russian interference in U.S. and Eastern European elections, S157 [11JA]

——— develop strategy to expose and deter interference in U.S. elections and other democratic countries, S2306–S2308 [19AP], S4977, S4978 [17JY], S5028 [18JY]

——— strengthen U.S. response to interference, S5321 [25JY]

Europe: reduce reliance on Russian energy resources through energy security cooperation and expediting U.S. natural gas exports and impose sanctions on development of Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline (S. 3229), S5067–S5069 [18JY]

FBI: investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, S508 [25JA]

Foreign policy: accept U.S. intelligence on interference in U.S. elections, protect future elections from interference, implement sanctions, and oppose interference in special counsel investigation (S. Res. 582), S5083–S5085 [19JY]

——— accept U.S. intelligence on interference in U.S. elections, protect future elections from interference, implement sanctions, and oppose interference in special counsel investigation (S. Res. 582), unanimous-consent request, S5084 [19JY]

——— address use of hybrid warfare methods including assassination, political violence, intimidation, and detention through sanctions, diplomatic pressure, assistance to pro-democracy groups, and international law enforcement, S6762–S6766 [10OC]

——— call for U.S. refusal to make available any current or former diplomat, Federal employee, political appointee, law enforcement official, or Armed Forces member for questioning by Russia (S. Res. 584), S5081, S5088, S5098 [19JY]

——— call for U.S. refusal to make available any diplomat, Federal employee, political appointee, law enforcement official, or Armed Forces member for questioning by Russia (S. Res. 584), unanimous-consent agreement, S5087 [19JY]

——— commend Dept. of Justice investigation of interference in U.S. elections, accept U.S. intelligence on such interference, analyze impact of summit, and implement sanctions (S. Res. 583), S5081, S5087, S5088 [19JY], S5259 [24JY]

——— commend Dept. of Justice investigation of interference in U.S. elections, accept U.S. intelligence on such interference, analyze impact of summit, and implement sanctions (S. Res. 583), unanimous-consent request, S5085–S5087 [19JY], S5258, S5259 [24JY]

——— enforce sanctions, conduct hearings on U.S.-Russia summit meeting, protect special counsel investigation, and address security of U.S. elections, S4986–S4990 [17JY]

——— examine intelligence on election interference, impose sanctions against those undermining cybersecurity or Ukrainian democratic processes, and enforce Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (S. Res. 402), S1372 [6MR]

——— impose sanctions in response to cyber intrusions, aggression, and destabilizing activities, S2192 [17AP]

——— provide congressional review and impose sanctions on Iran, Russia, and North Korea to counter aggression (H.R. 3364), S639 [6FE], S808 [8FE], S4338 [21JN]

——— strengthen NATO, combat international cybercrime, and impose additional sanctions on Russia (S. 3336), S7128 [27NO]

——— waiver of secondary sanctions against countries or entities for significant transactions with Russian defense and intelligence sector, S5542, S5545–S5547 [1AU]

Information technology: use of social media to spread divisive or false information in order to weaken the U.S. from within, S5493–S5495 [31JY]

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Russian violations, S7120 [27NO]

International relations: condemn ongoing occupation of, and human rights violations in, Crimea and call for continued sanctions against those engaged in such illegal occupation (S. Res. 571), S4861 [10JY]

——— condemn provocative actions in Kerch Strait against Ukrainian navy, S7127 [27NO], S7150 [28NO]

——— condemn provocative actions in Kerch Strait against Ukrainian navy, call for release of Ukrainian crew and vessels, and call for international opposition to destabilizing actions (S. Res. 709), S7247 [29NO]

——— impose sanctions for enabling Syria to use chemical weapons against the Syrian population, S2229 [18AP]

McCabe, Andrew G.: resignation as FBI Deputy Director, S572 [30JA]

Mueller, Robert S., III: special counsel investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, S144, S148–S150 [11JA], S619 [6FE], S1341 [5MR], S2024 [10AP], S2086 [12AP], S2741 [17MY], S2784 [21MY], S2805 [22MY], S2845, S2847–S2850 [23MY], S2890 [24MY], S2955 [4JN], S2974 [5JN], S3865 [13JN], S5511 [31JY], S6944–S6947 [14NO], S6970, S7020 [15NO], S7128 [27NO], S7153, S7154 [28NO], S7199 [29NO], S7849–S7851 [19DE]

National security: develop strategy to counter illicit Russian financial activities, S1268–S1271 [28FE]

NATO: reaffirm U.S. commitment, S5058 [18JY]

——— reaffirm U.S. commitment, accept recommendations of allies to combat Russian cyber warfare, and support efforts to counter Russian aggression (S. Res. 535), S3010 [6JN]

——— reaffirm U.S. commitment, support efforts to counter Russian aggression, prioritize strategy to counter Russian efforts to interfere in U.S. elections, and promote alliances and partnerships for shared challenges, S4860–S4866, S4868 [10JY], S4896 [11JY], S4934 [12JY], S5244 [24JY]

——— urge member countries to meet or exceed their gross domestic product percentage commitment to defense spending, S4938 [12JY]

News media: use of propaganda and misinformation to create polarization, S6375–S6378 [28SE]

Putin, Vladimir: reelection as Russian President, S1880 [21MR]

Russian Air Force: address violation of de-escalation zone in southwestern Syria, S4706 [28JN]

Syria: U.S. policy, S6183 [17SE]

Trump, President: characterization of remarks relative to investigation of Russian interference in U.S. elections during news conference with Russian President, Vladimir Putin, S4959–S4962, S4969, S4971 [16JY], S4974–S4977, S4985–S4995, S5006–S5010, S5020 [17JY], S5096 [19JY], S5244 [24JY]

——— evaluation of administration relative to foreign policy, S511 [25JA], S1818–S1824 [20MR], S4860–S4866 [10JY], S4934, S4938 [12JY], S5229 [24JY]

——— evaluation of administration relative to foreign trade, S3753 [12JN]

——— evaluation of administration relative to national security, S87 [9JA]

——— evaluation of administration relative to Russia, S4338 [21JN], S4692 [28JN], S5118 [23JY], S5318 [25JY]

——— evaluation of administration relative to Syria, S2301 [19AP]

——— order to declassify and release documents related to the investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, S6201 [18SE]

——— summit meeting with Russian President, Vladimir Putin, S4706 [28JN], S4940–S4943 [12JY], S4959–S4962, S4969, S4971 [16JY], S4974–S4977, S4985–S4995, S5006–S5010 [17JY], S5028, S5039–S5043 [18JY], S5080–S5082, S5083–S5088, S5096 [19JY], S5118 [23JY], S5244 [24JY], S5318 [25JY]

Turkey: U.S. policy, S2606 [10MY], S3270 [7JN], S3899, S3900 [13JN], S4330 [21JN], S4480 [27JN], S4884 [11JY]

U.S. policy, S5096, S5097 [19JY]

U.S.-Russia New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START): extend, S7119–S7121 [27NO]

Ukraine: express that the anniversary of the Ukrainian Famine-Genocide of 1932-1933 (Holodomor) should serve as a reminder of repressive Soviet policies against the people of Ukraine (S. Res. 435), S6503 [3OC]

Whitaker, Matthew G.: suitability to be Acting Attorney General, S6904 [13NO]

Reports

Brutal and Undemocratic Actions of Dictator Vladimir Putin’s Russia: Committee To Protect Journalists, H6635 [23JY]

Trump-Russia Dossier Alleging Relationship Between President Trump’s Campaign and Russian Officials (excerpt), H6169–H6171 [12JY]

Reports filed

Commend Macedonia Agreement With Greece To Resolve Name Dispute, Condemn Russian Efforts To Undermine Agreement, Urge Reforms To Join NATO and European Union, and Support Investment: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 602), S6413 [1OC]

Condemn Ongoing Russian Occupation of, and Human Rights Violations in, Crimea and Call for Continued Sanctions Against Those Engaged in Such Illegal Occupation: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 571), S5455 [30JY]

Consideration of H. Res. 970, Full Access to Documents Relative to Congressional Investigations of Decisions in Dept. of Justice and FBI Investigation of 2016 Election: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 971) (H. Rept. 115–791), H5814 [27JN]

Express That the Anniversary of the Ukrainian Famine-Genocide of 1932-1933 (Holodomor) Should Serve as a Reminder of Repressive Soviet Policies Against the People of Ukraine: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 435), S6413 [1OC]

Full Access to Documents Relative to Congressional Investigations of Decisions in Dept. of Justice and FBI Investigation of 2016 Election: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H. Res. 938) (H. Rept. 115–813), H6040 [10JY]

Reaffirm U.S. Commitment to NATO, Support Efforts To Counter Russian Aggression, Commit to Enlargement, and Urge Members To Cooperate at Summit To Strengthen the Alliance: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 557), S5003 [17JY]

Recognize Independence Anniversary, Commend Reforms, Economic Growth, and NATO Partnership, and Support Commitment to Transatlantic Security and Military Capabilities of Baltic States: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 432), S1840 [20MR]

Request the President and Direct Sec. of State Pompeo To Transmit to the House Certain Documents Relative to Communications With Russian President Putin at Summit: Committee on Foreign Affairs (House) (H. Res. 1017) (H. Rept. 115–978), H8883 [25SE]

Russian Active Measures for the 115th Congress: Committee on Intelligence (House, Select) (H. Rept. 115–1110), H10605 [31DE]

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) Anniversary Observance and Compliance or Ratification by Certain Countries to This and Other Nuclear Weapon Treaties: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 562), S7240 [29NO]

Rulings of the Chair

Committee on Intelligence (House, Select): release original and minority memos on alleged misuse of Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants in investigation of relationship between President Trump’s campaign and Russian officials, H832 [6FE]

Statements

President Trump’s Remarks Relative to Investigation of Russian Interference in U.S. Elections During News Conference With Russian President, Vladimir Putin: Senator McCain, S4976 [17JY]

Texts of

H. Res. 256, express support for the countries of Eastern Europe and NATO, H6066 [11JY]

H. Res. 931, express that the Ukrainian Famine-Genocide of 1932-1933 (Holodomor) anniversary should serve as a reminder of repressive Soviet policies against the people of Ukraine, H10079 [11DE]

H. Res. 970, full access to certain Dept. of Justice documents relative to congressional investigations of prosecutorial and investigatory decisions in Dept. of Justice and FBI investigation of 2016 election, H5827 [28JN]

H. Res. 971, consideration of H. Res. 970, full access to Dept. of Justice documents relative to investigations of prosecutorial and investigatory decisions in Dept. of Justice and FBI investigation of 2016 election, H5820 [28JN]

H. Res. 1035, reject Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline from Russia to Europe, support energy security and diversification, and impose sanctions against individuals and companies working on pipeline, H10073 [11DE]

H. Res. 1162, condemn provocative actions in Kerch Strait against Ukrainian navy, call for release of Ukrainian crew and vessels, and call for international opposition to destabilizing actions by Russia, H10075 [11DE]

H. Res. 1165, condemn Bashar al-Assad regime and its backers for continued support of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Syria, H10070 [11DE]

H.R. 6219, Georgia Support Act, H10140 [12DE]

S. 582, accept U.S. intelligence on Russian interference in U.S. elections, protect future elections from interference, implement sanctions, and oppose interference in special counsel investigation, S5110 [19JY]

S. Res. 402, examine intelligence on Russian election interference, impose sanctions against those undermining cybersecurity or Ukrainian democratic processes, and enforce Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act, S876–S878 [12FE]

S. Res. 432, recognize Baltic States independence anniversary, commend reforms, economic growth, and NATO partnership, and support commitment to transatlantic security and military capabilities, S2017 [9AP]

S. Res. 432, recognize independence anniversary, commend reforms, economic growth, and NATO partnership, and support commitment to transatlantic security and military capabilities of Baltic States, S1634 [12MR]

S. Res. 435, express that the anniversary of the Ukrainian Famine-Genocide of 1932-1933 (Holodomor) should serve as a reminder of repressive Soviet policies against the people of Ukraine, S1737 [14MR], S6503 [3OC]

S. Res. 442, condemn Russian chemical weapons attack against Sergei Skripal and his daughter, extend sympathies to those affected by the attack, and reaffirm U.S.-British relationship, S1951 [22MR]

S. Res. 527, recognize Georgia (country) independence anniversary, reaffirm strategic partnership with the U.S., and support NATO membership, peaceful resolution of dispute with Russia, and institutional reforms, S2939 [24MY]

S. Res. 535, reaffirm U.S. commitment to NATO, accept recommendations of allies to combat Russian cyber warfare, and support efforts to counter Russian aggression, S3037 [6JN]

S. Res. 539, combat religious freedom violations in Eurasia, especially use of torture, degrading treatment, or prolonged detention without charges, causing disappearance of persons by abduction or clandestine detention, S3605 [11JN]

S. Res. 557, reaffirm U.S. commitment to NATO, support efforts to counter Russian aggression, commit to enlargement, and urge members to cooperate at summit to strengthen the alliance, S4516 [27JN]

S. Res. 562, Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) anniversary observance and compliance or ratification by certain countries to this and other nuclear weapon treaties, S4743 [28JN]

S. Res. 564, hold Russia accountable for election interference and efforts to undermine democracy in the U.S. and abroad, S4744 [28JN]

S. Res. 571, condemn ongoing Russian occupation of, and human rights violations in, Crimea and call for continued sanctions against those engaged in such illegal occupation, S4878 [10JY]

S. Res. 583, commend Dept. of Justice investigation of Russian interference in U.S. elections, accept U.S. intelligence on such interference, analyze impact of summit, and implement sanctions, S5110 [19JY]

S. Res. 584, call for U.S. refusal to make available any current or former diplomat, Federal employee, political appointee, law enforcement official, or Armed Forces member for questioning by Russia, S5110 [19JY]

S. Res. 587, Victims of Communism Month, S5132 [23JY]

S. Res. 588, require transparency relative to meetings between President Trump and Russian President, Vladimir Putin, by requiring the presence of another senior U.S. official and a report to Congress on such meetings, S5269 [24JY]

S. Res. 594, accept U.S. intelligence on Russian interference in U.S. elections, view such interference as an attack on national security, hold those responsible accountable, and protect administration of elections, S5427 [26JY]

S. Res. 602, commend Macedonia agreement with Greek officials to resolve name dispute, condemn Russian efforts to undermine such agreement, urge reforms in efforts to join NATO and European Union, and support U.S. investment, S5586 [1AU]

S. Res. 604, Committee on Intelligence (Senate, Select) document production to parties in U.S. v. Mariia Butina, S5587 [1AU]

S. Res. 629, reaffirm policy to support sovereignty and territorial integrity, strengthen U.S. relations, and encourage democratic reforms in Moldova, S6192 [17SE]

S. Res. 709, condemn provocative actions in Kerch Strait against Ukrainian navy, call for release of Ukrainian crew and vessels, and call for international opposition to destabilizing actions by Russia, S7138 [27NO]

S. Res. 738, reconsider decision to withdraw Armed Forces from Syria and urge any future decision to withdraw to be as a result of an interagency process and be conditions-based, S7933 [19DE]

S. Res. 746, commend European Parliament resolution calling for cancellation of Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline from Russia to Europe and supporting energy security, S8061 [2JA]

S. Res. 746, support freedom of navigation operations in surrounding waters of Black Sea, oppose Russian aggression and impose sanctions, provide military assistance to Ukraine, and call on Europe to deny Russian access to ports, S8061 [2JA]

Tributes

Bush, George, S8012 [21DE]