POLITICAL ETHICS

Affidavits

Suitability of Brett M. Kavanaugh to be Supreme Court Justice relative to sexual misconduct allegations: Elizabeth Rasor, S6671 [5OC]

Amendments

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]

Lobbyists: require disclosure of convictions for bribery, extortion, embezzlement, illegal kickbacks, tax evasion, fraud, conflicts of interest, making false statements, perjury, or money laundering (S. 2896), S5936, S5938 [23AU]

Appointments

Committee on Ethics (House): investigative subcommittees, H725 [30JA]

Articles and editorials

Battle Over Accusations Goes on as Kavanaugh Nomination Advances, S6671 [5OC]

Dem Lawmaker Looking Into Whether Ryan Violated House Rules by Forcing Out Chaplain, H3730 [27AP]

Fate of Divisive Judicial Nominee From North Carolina Uncertain Amid Criticism, S7203 [29NO]

FBI Ruled McCabe Had No Conflict of Interest in Clinton Probe—Docs, S97 [9JA]

501 Days in Swampland, H3360–H3364 [17AP]

Fury Is a Political Weapon. And Women Need To Wield It, S6686 [5OC]

Here Are Handy Excuses for Nixon Backers (1973), S98 [9JA]

How To End Senate’s Astonishing Dysfunction, S453 [23JA]

Is the Supreme Court Salvageable?, S6613 [5OC]

Kaptur Exploring Legislative Reprieve for Ousted House Chaplain—Ohio Democrat Said Any Legislation She Proposes Would Be Bipartisan, H3730 [27AP]

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

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]

Trump Picks Top Koch Recipient for Secretary of State, S2443 [25AP]

With Self-Serving Pruitt at EPA, Trump Is Building a Swamp, S2094 [12AP]

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

Bills and resolutions

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]

Congress: eliminate partisan redistricting and gerrymandering (see S. 3123), S4368 [25JN]

——— prohibit Members and senior staff from buying or selling individual stocks and other investments while in office and prohibit Members from serving on corporate boards while in office (see S. 3718), S7356 [6DE]

Democracy: improve access to voting and protect election integrity, strengthen Government ethics laws, and reform political campaign finance system (see H. Res. 975), H5975 [28JN]

Dept. of Homeland Security: transmit certain documents to the House of Representatives on information produced and disseminated relative to cybersecurity threats posed by ZTE Corp., headquartered in China (see H. Res. 898), H4138 [16MY]

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]

——— require a report of any Special Counsel who is removed from office (see H.R. 5533), H3395 [17AP]

——— require independent judicial approval to revoke the security clearance of a special counsel (see H.R. 6955), H9150 [27SE]

——— require judicial review of executive branch ability to remove a special counsel (see S. 2644), S2075 [11AP] (see H.R. 5476), H3146 [11AP] (see H.R. 5505), H3315 [13AP]

——— submit to Congress investigative materials in the event of Presidential pardons for offenses that arise from an investigation in which the President, or a relative of the President, is a target (see S. 2770), S2484 [26AP] (see H.R. 5551), H3440 [18AP]

Elections: constitutional amendment on contributions and expenditures intended to affect elections and establishment of a mandatory public financing system for Federal elections (see H.J. Res. 126), H582 [19JA]

——— constitutional amendment permitting Congress and the States to establish limits on contributions and expenditures in elections for public office (see H.J. Res. 136), H5816 [27JN]

——— prohibit establishment of a corporation to conceal election contributions and donations by foreign nationals (see S. 2939), S2877 [23MY]

——— provide political advertising vouchers and payments to defray costs of postage for congressional general election candidates who agree to restrictions on contributions and expenditures (see H.R. 7067), H9435 [16OC]

——— require candidates for public office or those affilated with their campaign to notify the FBI upon receiving unsolicited information about other candidates from a foreign power or agent of a foreign power (see H.R. 6046), H4980 [7JN]

EPA: call for resignation of E. Scott Pruitt as Administrator and appointment of an Administrator committed to fulfillment of the mission of the Agency (see S. Res. 473), S2262 [18AP] (see H. Res. 834), H3441 [18AP]

——— ensure Inspector General continues investigations into former Administrator, E. Scott Pruitt’s conduct and suspend any proposed rulemaking signed by Pruitt until those investigations are completed (see S. 3312), S5518 [31JY] (see H.R. 6644), H7734 [31JY]

Executive Office of the President: call on to issue a public apology relative to remarks about Senator McCain (see H. Res. 901), H4209 [17MY]

——— prohibit enforcement of a nondisclosure agreement if the disclosure of information in violation of the agreement is based on whistleblowing (see H.R. 5351), H1727 [20MR]

——— request the President and direct Attorney General Sessions to transmit to the House of Representatives certain documents relative to use of pardon power (see H. Res. 928), H5021 [8JN]

——— require employees to make notifications each time the individual is recused from a particular matter relative to acts affecting a personal financial interest (see H.R. 5495), H3209 [12AP]

FEC: apply restrictions on personal use of campaign funds to political committees, treat certain coordinated expenditures as candidate contributions, and disclose funding source for political advertisements (see H.R. 7267), H10168 [12DE]

——— extend authority to impose civil money penalties on the basis of a schedule of established and published penalties (see H.R. 7120), H9510 [13NO]

——— prohibit congressional candidates and Members of Congress from soliciting campaign funds on any day on which the House of Congress in which the candidate seeks election or the Member serves is in session (see H.R. 6433), H6557 [18JY]

——— require additional disclosures relative to donations to the Presidential Inaugural Committee (see S. 2695), S2261 [18AP]

Federal agencies and departments: prohibit any Federal payment for lodging, events, food, or other travel expenses incurred at a hotel owned or operated by the President, Vice President, or Cabinet members (see H.R. 5304), H1651 [15MR]

Federal employees: provide a criminal penalty for certain high-ranking, Federal officers and employees using their public office for private gain (see H.R. 6788), H8170 [12SE]

——— provide a temporary prohibition on employment of political appointees in career civil service positions (see S. 2581), S1875 [21MR]

——— require a Government political appointee to reimburse the Government for unlawful use of Federal funds (see H.R. 6295), H5975 [28JN]

Financial institutions: increase transparency relative to financial services benefitting state sponsors of terrorism, human rights abusers, and corrupt officials (see H.R. 6751), H7941 [7SE]

Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court: ensure politically funded information cannot be used as evidence to monitor a U.S. citizen (see H.R. 5235), H1501 [8MR]

GAO: require the head of each agency to submit a monthly travel log (see H.R. 6061), H5021 [8JN]

Government: improve anti-corruption and public integrity laws by strengthening lobbying laws, disclosing conflicts of interest, improving judicial integrity, and requiring more financial disclosure by elected officials (see S. 3357), S5759 [21AU]

——— improve anti-corruption and public integrity laws by strengthening lobbying laws, disclosing conflicts of interest, improving judicial integrity, and requiring more financial disclosure by elected officials (S. 3357) (see H.R. 7140), H9567 [16NO]

——— require Federal political appointees to sign a binding ethics pledge (see H.R. 6732), H7941 [7SE]

——— strengthen ethical standards in the Federal Government to prevent Government corruption and ensure transparency and accountability (see H.R. 7167), H9573 [20NO]

House of Representatives: establish a select committee to investigate actions and motivations behind the resignation of the House Chaplain, Patrick J. Conroy (see H. Res. 856), H3741 [27AP] (see H. Res. 878), H3834 [8MY]

House Rules: prohibit, with limited exceptions, participation of any Member, officer, or employee of the House on the board of any publicly held or publicly regulated corporation, financial institution, or business entity (see H. Res. 1043), H7758 [21AU]

——— prohibit Members from soliciting campaign funds on any day on which the House is in session (see H. Res. 1003), H6557 [18JY]

IRS: establish an expedited process for removal of senior executives based on performance or misconduct (see S. 3199), S4950 [12JY]

Lobbyists: prohibit former Members of Congress from engaging in lobbying Congress (see H.R. 6070), H5093 [12JN]

——— prohibit former Presidents, Vice Presidents, Members of Congress, and other executive branch officers from lobbying and prohibit executive agencies from awarding contracts to former elected officials (see H.R. 5289), H1608 [14MR]

——— require disclosure of convictions for bribery, extortion, embezzlement, illegal kickbacks, tax evasion, fraud, conflicts of interest, making false statements, perjury, or money laundering (see S. 2896), S2835 [22MY] (see H.R. 7104), H9459 [30OC]

——— strengthen registration process, require strategic advisors in support of lobbying to register, regulate solicitation or provision of campaign contributions, and prevent foreign agents from lobbying (see S. 3274), S5360 [25JY] (see H.R. 6533), H7686 [25JY]

Members of Congress: condition pay on budget process and stop automatic adjustments, prohibit use of funds for first class travel, ban lobbying by former Members, and require bipartisan support to consider legislation (see H.R. 5946), H4693 [23MY]

——— prohibit from buying or selling individual securities (see S. 3451), S6189 [17SE]

——— prohibit from lobbying after leaving Congress (see S. 3454), S6189 [17SE]

——— prohibit use of franking privilege for campaign materials, mass mailings in election years, and mailings containing photographs and limit amount spent on franked mailings (see H.R. 5231), H1501 [8MR]

——— prohibit use of offical funds for airline accommodations for Members and other officers and employees of the legislative branch which are not coach-class accommodations (see H.R. 5232), H1501 [8MR]

——— provide that a former Member being paid as a lobbyist is ineligible for Federal retirement or congressional benefits, require posting of financial disclosure reports, and restrict travel benefits (see H.R. 6640), H7732 [27JY]

——— require disclosure of business ties with foreign entities (see H.R. 5469), H3146 [11AP]

——— require timely filing of reports on transactions in stocks, bonds, commodities futures, and other forms of securities (see H.R. 5458), H3095 [10AP]

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]

Office of Government Ethics: reform (see S. 2919), S2835 [22MY] (see H.R. 5902), H4284 [21MY]

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]

Political campaigns: ban contributions by foreign-controlled corporations and foreign-affiliated nonprofit organizations, prohibit foreign involvement in election activities, and reform Foreign Agents Registration Act (see H.R. 6249), H5815 [27JN]

——— eliminate limitations on direct contributions to candidates and require disclosure of certain contributions within 24 hours (see S. 3735), S7385 [10DE] (see H.R. 7241), H9820 [10DE]

——— establish Democracy Dollars Program to allow citizens to direct funds to Federal political candidates and political committees supporting Federal election campaigns (see H.R. 7306), H10210 [13DE]

——— provide for additional disclosure requirements for corporations, labor organizations, and other entities (see S. 3150), S4512 [27JN] (see H.R. 6239), H5814 [27JN]

——— require donor disclosure for certain organizations accepting donations from foreign nationals (see S. 2966), S2924 [24MY]

——— require each authorized committee or leadership political action committee of a candidate for Federal office to disburse all funds which remain unexpended after the date of the election (see H.R. 5409), H3046 [23MR]

Presidential appointments: prohibit immediate family members of heads of certain agencies and departments from soliciting or otherwise raising funds from certain foreign entities (see S. 3452), S6189 [17SE] (see H.R. 6971), H9405 [28SE]

Presidents of the U.S.: disapprove granting of reprieve or Presidential pardons to himself for offenses against the U.S. (see H. Con. Res. 132), H7724 [26JY]

——— disclose use of Federal funds with any privately held company owned by the President (see H.R. 5873), H4209 [17MY]

——— improve oversight of inaugural committees by prohibiting certain donations, banning personal use of funds, and requiring disclosure of all donations and disbursements (see H.R. 7399), H10599 [27DE]

——— prohibit corrupt foreign influence over the President, the Vice President, and their immediate family members (see H.R. 6466), H6648 [23JY]

——— require disclosure of Federal income tax returns by candidates for President and Vice President of the U.S. (see S. 3450), S6189 [17SE] (see H.R. 6970), H9404 [28SE]

——— require Presidential candidates to develop ethics plans for transition teams (see S. 2321), S300 [18JA] (see H.R. 4826), H552 [18JA]

——— require Presidential Inaugural Committees to disclose all committee expenditures, restrict use of funds raised to official inaugural activities, and mandate surplus funds are donated to charity (see H.R. 5008), H1126 [13FE]

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

Russia: 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]

——— 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]

——— 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]

——— 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]

SEC: issue regulations to require public corporations to disclose political expenditures (see H.R. 5670), H3746 [1MY]

Senate Rules: modify extended debate rules (see S. Res. 725), S7586 [13DE]

——— provide for consideration of a minimum number of amendments (see S. Res. 729), S7586 [13DE]

——— reform filibuster rules to improve daily process (see H. Res. 712), H624 [22JA]

Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act: rename in honor of Louise McIntosh Slaughter (see H.R. 6870), H8883 [25SE]

Trump, President: impeachment (see H. Res. 705), H582 [19JA]

——— require annual reports on Federal expenditures made to personal business holdings and regulatory actions that financially benefit the President, his businesses, and those of his close family members (see H.R. 5182), H1441 [6MR]

Waters, Representative: censure and condemn relative to remarks about President Trump, members of his administration, and his supporters (see H. Res. 966), H5748 [26JN]

——— condemn and censure relative to remarks about public treatment of members of the Trump administration (see H. Res. 962), H5648 [25JN]

Essays

State of the Union: Hope Petraro, S648 [6FE]

——— Mason Castle, S606 [5FE]

Excerpts

Newspaper editorials on tenure of E. Scott Pruitt as EPA Administrator, S2107 [12AP]

Letters

Committee on the Judiciary (House) subpoena issuance relative to Dept. of Justice and FBI investigation of 2016 election: Representative Goodlatte, Committee on the Judiciary (House), H5830 [28JN]

——— Representative Nadler, Committee on the Judiciary (House), H5830 [28JN]

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]

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]

Suitability of Brett M. Kavanaugh to be Supreme Court Justice relative to judicial temperment: several law professors, S6530 [4OC]

Suitability of Brett M. Kavanaugh to be Supreme Court Justice relative to sexual misconduct allegations: Roberta Kaplan, Kaplan Henker & Fink LLP, S6670, S6671 [5OC]

——— William Pittard, Kaiser Dillon PLLC, S6670 [5OC]

Memorandums

Recommended Lawsuit Against North Carolina Republican Party, Helms Campaign for Senate Committee, et al.: John P. Dunne and Lee H. Rubin, Dept. of Justice (1991), S7204 [29NO]

Senate Blue Slip Courtesy History and Context: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) Majority Members, S2575 [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]

House of Representatives: establish a select committee to investigate actions and motivations behind the resignation of the House Chaplain, Patrick J. Conroy (H. Res. 856), H3727 [27AP]

——— establish a select committee to investigate actions and motivations behind the resignation of the House Chaplain, Patrick J. Conroy (H. Res. 878), H3824 [8MY]

Trump, President: impeachment (H. Res. 705), H570 [19JA]

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]

President Trump impeachment, H559 [19JA]

Remarks in House

Clinton, Hillary Rodham: Dept. of Justice report on handling of FBI investigation into use of personal e-mail account for official business and deletion of e-mails while serving as Sec. of State, H5355 [20JN], E888 [21JN]

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]

Congress: call for Members of Congress to uphold responsibilities to Constitution, E1141 [10AU]

——— call for Members of Congress to uphold responsibilities to Constitution and constituents, H6472 [18JY], H9751 [30NO]

——— legislative priorities, H495, H498, H499 [18JA]

Conroy, Patrick J.: appointment as Chaplain of the House Representatives, E599 [8MY]

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]

Democratic Party: national agenda, H7830 [5SE], H8179 [13SE], H10034 [11DE]

Dept. of Energy: reduce salary of Western Area Power Administration Administrator Mark Gabriel, pursuant to House of Representatives’ Holman Rule allowing such reduction, H4946, H4947 [7JN]

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]

——— 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]

——— limit ability to remove a special counsel (H.R. 3654), H2033, H2036 [22MR]

——— 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]

——— require judicial review of executive branch ability to remove a special counsel (H.R. 4669), H1656 [19MR], H1736, H1738, H1750 [21MR], H2036 [22MR]

——— require judicial review of executive branch ability to remove a special counsel (H.R. 5476), H3351 [17AP], H7712 [26JY], H9105–H9107, H9109–H9111 [27SE], E446 [12AP]

——— require judicial review of executive branch ability to remove a special counsel (H.R. 5505), H3957 [15MY]

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]

——— constitutional amendment permitting Congress and the States to establish limits on contributions and expenditures in elections for public office (H.J. Res. 136), E938 [27JN]

EPA: prohibit EPA Administrator from booking airline accommodations which are not coach-class accommodations, H1464 [7MR]

Executive Office of the President: anonymous New York (NY) Times op-ed column characterizing President Trump’s administration, H7923 [7SE]

——— call on to issue a public apology relative to remarks about Senator McCain, H4857 [7JN]

——— request the President and direct Attorney General Sessions to transmit to the House of Representatives certain documents relative to use of pardon power (H. Res. 928), H6028 [10JY]

FBI: commend apprehension of criminals and condemn efforts of certain public officials to undermine public faith and trust, H1170 [14FE]

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

——— seizure of information from President Trump’s personal attorney, Michael Cohen, H3089–H3091 [10AP], H3099, H3139 [11AP], H3155 [12AP], H3969 [15MY]

FEC: enhance transparency and accountability for online political advertisements by requiring those who purchase and publish such ads to disclose information about the advertisements, H6272 [17JY]

——— extend authority to impose civil money penalties on the basis of a schedule of established and published penalties (H.R. 7120), H9656 [27NO]

Federal employees: prohibit use of Federal funds for travel expenses of any senior political appointee on private aircraft (H.R. 3876), H3518 [25AP]

——— provide a temporary prohibition on employment of political appointees in career civil service positions (H.R. 1132), H1414–H1416 [6MR]

Financial institutions: increase transparency relative to financial services benefitting state sponsors of terrorism, human rights abusers, and corrupt officials (H.R. 6751), H9065–H9067 [26SE]

Freedom of speech: banning of conservative speakers from college campuses, H3346 [17AP]

——— importance, H1131 [14FE], H9694 [29NO]

Government: require Federal political appointees to sign a binding ethics pledge (H.R. 6732), H8113 [12SE]

——— shutdown relative to budget process, H497 [18JA]

House of Representatives: establish a select committee to investigate actions and motivations behind the resignation of the House Chaplain, Patrick J. Conroy (H. Res. 856), H3726 [27AP]

——— establish a select committee to investigate actions and motivations behind the resignation of the House Chaplain, Patrick J. Conroy (H. Res. 878), H3823 [8MY]

——— legislative priorities, H6471 [18JY]

——— reaffirm importance of civility, H5663, H5664 [26JN], H5755 [27JN]

House Rules: respect and enforce rules in order to maintain integrity, decorum, and civility, H5655 [26JN]

Information technology: allegations of bias on certain online platforms, H4592 [23MY]

——— allegations of media bias by certain online platforms relative to conservative views, E1712 [20DE]

Lobbyists: require disclosure of convictions for bribery, extortion, embezzlement, illegal kickbacks, tax evasion, fraud, conflicts of interest, making false statements, perjury, or money laundering (S. 2896), H10396 [20DE]

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

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

Members of Congress: condition pay on budget process and stop automatic adjustments, prohibit use of funds for first class travel, ban lobbying by former Members, and require bipartisan support to consider legislation (H.R. 5946), H4697 [24MY]

Morality and ethics: respect rule of law, H9749 [30NO]

——— role of civility and respect for those in leadership positions, H5655 [26JN]

Mueller, Robert S., III: assessment of tenure as FBI Director, H3967–H3970 [15MY]

——— 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]

——— conduct as FBI Director and as U.S. Attorney in Boston, MA, H3090 [10AP]

——— 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]

National Day of Civility: designate (H. Res. 400), H6163 [12JY]

——— observance, H1659 [19MR], H6122 [12JY]

Nixon, Richard M.: anniversary of resignation as President of the U.S., E1140 [10AU]

Pharmaceuticals: impact of pharmaceutical industry lobbyists and political contributions on prescription drug prices, H4592 [23MY]

Philadelphia, PA: tribute to Central High School Power of Student Voices program, E365 [23MR]

Political campaigns: ban contributions by foreign-controlled corporations and foreign-affiliated nonprofit organizations, prohibit foreign involvement in election activities, and reform Foreign Agents Registration Act (H.R. 6249), H5759 [27JN], E936 [27JN]

——— establish nonpartisan redistricting commissions to draw congressional districts, H7089 [24JY]

——— impact of Supreme Court decision on Citizens United v. FEC relative to the influence of money and corporations in elections, H6055 [11JY]

——— provide for additional disclosure requirements for corporations, labor organizations, and other entities (H.R. 6239), H6060, H6061 [11JY]

——— reform campaign finance system, H9753 [30NO]

——— reform campaign finance system and ease voter restrictions, H5966 [28JN]

——— reform the financing of congressional elections by broadening participation by small dollar donors (H.R. 20), H4297 [22MY]

Political science: assessement of socialism, H7829 [5SE], H9554 [16NO], H9755 [30NO]

——— assessment of socialism, H9147 [27SE]

Presidents of the U.S.: require disclosure of Federal income tax returns by Presidents and candidates for the office of President (H.R. 305), H3407–H3409 [18AP]

Pruitt, E. Scott: assessment of tenure as EPA Administrator, H3307 [13AP], H4780 [6JN], H5008, H5009 [8JN], H5139 [13JN]

Republican Party: national agenda, H7145 [24JY], H7711–H7713 [26JY]

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

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

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

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

——— condemn forced resignation of House Chaplain, Patrick J. Conroy, H3729 [27AP]

SEC: require disclosure of corporate political spending, H6535, H6536 [18JY]

Senate Rules: reform filibuster rules to improve daily process, H558 [19JA], H607 [21JA], H691 [30JA], H765 [5FE]

Sessions, Jeff: resignation as Attorney General, H9513 [14NO]

Soros, George: impact of contributions on efforts to influence policy in Hungary, E1157 [17AU]

Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act: rename in honor of Louise McIntosh Slaughter (H.R. 6870), H9357, H9395 [28SE]

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]

Supreme Court: promulgate a code of ethics for Justices (H.R. 1960), H3957 [15MY]

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, H1135 [14FE], H3753 [7MY], H3981, H3985 [16MY], H4698, H4724 [24MY], H5821 [28JN], H6118, H6119 [12JY], H7089 [24JY], H7159 [25JY], H7827 [5SE], H7879 [6SE], H10109 [12DE], H10501, H10506 [20DE]

——— evaluation of administration relative to fraud, waste, and abuse of taxpayers’ funds, H3306, H3307 [13AP]

——— evaluation of administration relative to freedom of the press, H9552 [16NO]

——— evaluation of administration relative to judiciary, H9754 [30NO]

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

——— impeachment, H488 [18JA], H1131 [14FE], H3985 [16MY], H6268 [17JY], H6468 [18JY], H7166 [25JY], H7874 [6SE], H10033 [11DE]

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

——— impeachment (H. Res. 705), H549 [18JA], H569, H574 [19JA]

——— require disclosure of Federal income tax returns, H3360 [17AP], H3407, H3408 [18AP], H4129 [16MY]

Remarks in Senate

Bosnia and Herzegovina: call for democratic reforms, inclusion of all ethnic groups in the political process, and sanctions against corrupt officials, S6124 [12SE]

Clinton, Hillary Rodham: Dept. of Justice report on handling of FBI investigation into use of personal e-mail account for official business and deletion of e-mails while serving as Sec. of State, S3865 [13JN], S3931 [14JN], S4929 [12JY]

Cohen, Michael: guilty plea in Federal court for tax fraud and campaign finance violations while serving as President Trump’s personal attorney, S5806 [22AU]

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

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): 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]

Courts: impact of special interest groups on selection of Federal judiciary nominees, S5014, S5021 [17JY], S5743 [21AU]

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]

——— require judicial review of executive branch ability to remove a special counsel (S. 1735), S99 [9JA]

——— require judicial review of executive branch ability to remove a special counsel (S. 2644), S2048 [11AP], S2087 [12AP], S2192 [17AP], S2291 [19AP], S2450 [26AP], S4986 [17JY], S5081 [19JY], S5511 [31JY], S5807, S5814 [22AU], S5873 [23AU], S6320 [26SE], S6944–S6947 [14NO], S6970, S7020 [15NO], S7153, S7154 [28NO], S7199 [29NO], S7340 [6DE], S7849–S7851 [19DE]

——— require judicial review of executive branch ability to remove a special counsel (S. 2644), unanimous-consent request, S6944 [14NO], S7154 [28NO], S7849 [19DE]

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]

Economy: corporate profits versus economic well-being of the populace, S1759 [15MR]

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]

False Claims Act: clarify interpretation relative to Federal whistleblowers, S892 [13FE]

Farr, Thomas A.: suitability to be district judge relative to legal defense of discriminatory voting laws and redistricting plans, S7075 [26NO], S7108–S7111, S7118, S7122, S7124, S7126, S7145 [27NO], S7150, S7157, S7169 [28NO], S7198, S7202–S7205, S7208 [29NO]

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

——— role of congressional oversight to ensure agency accountability, S4929 [12JY]

——— seizure of information from President Trump’s personal attorney, Michael Cohen, S2024 [10AP]

FEC: enhance transparency and accountability for online political advertisements by requiring those who purchase and publish such ads to disclose information about the advertisements (S. 1989), S1755 [15MR]

——— extend authority to impose civil money penalties on the basis of a schedule of established and published penalties (H.R. 7120), S7527 [12DE]

Freedom of speech: importance, S6786 [11OC]

Guatemala: decision by President Morales to not renew International Commission Against Impunity in Guatemala, S6051 [6SE], S7857 [19DE]

Kavanaugh, Brett M.: suitability to be Supreme Court Justice relative to sexual misconduct allegations, S6401–S6408 [1OC], S6417–S6423, S6425–S6427 [2OC], S6455–S6459, S6461, S6474–S6477, S6479, S6484, S6504–S6506 [3OC], S6507–S6537, S6551–S6556 [4OC], S6560–S6597, S6600–S6626, S6637, S6640–S6645, S6649–S6696, S6699–S6701 [5OC]

Kennedy, Robert F.: anniversary of campaign for President, S1759 [15MR]

Koch, Charles: impact of contributions on efforts to discredit scientific research behind climate change, S2354–S2358 [23AP], S2374, S2376–S2379 [24AP]

——— impact of contributions on efforts to target and influence Latino voters, S2374 [24AP]

Koch, David H.: impact of contributions on efforts to discredit scientific research behind climate change, S2354–S2358 [23AP], S2374, S2376–S2379 [24AP]

——— impact of contributions on efforts to target and influence Latino voters, S2374 [24AP]

Lobbyists: require disclosure of convictions for bribery, extortion, embezzlement, illegal kickbacks, tax evasion, fraud, conflicts of interest, making false statements, perjury, or money laundering (S. 2896), S5938 [23AU]

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

Morality and ethics: reaffirm importance of civility, S245 [17JA]

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]

Mulvaney, Mick: assessment of tenure as Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Acting Director, S3265 [6JN], S5949 [27AU], S6410 [1OC]

——— characterization of American Bankers Association address relative to lobbyists, S2404, S2444 [25AP]

Nelson, Senator: appreciation of opportunity to serve, S7477–S7480 [12DE]

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

Philippines: designation of certain peaceful activists as terrorists, S2962 [4JN]

Political campaigns: impact and influence of money and corporations in elections, S2354–S2358 [23AP], S2374–S2379 [24AP], S2424–S2428, S2443, S2444 [25AP], S2461–S2463 [26AP]

——— provide for additional disclosure requirements for corporations, labor organizations, and other entities (S. 1585), S2376 [24AP], S3748 [12JN], S4031 [19JN], S7309 [5DE], S7390 [11DE]

——— reform campaign finance system, establish nonpartisan redistricting commissions to draw congressional districts, establish automatic voter registration, and reduce certain conflicts of interest (S. 1880), S2379 [24AP], S3748 [12JN]

Political parties: condemn call to harass members of Trump administration, S4357 [25JN]

Presidential appointments: use of Senate blue-slip courtesy relative to confirmation of judicial nominees, S2536, S2538–S2541 [8MY], S2567, S2569, S2576 [9MY], S2600, S2602, S2603 [10MY], S2635 [14MY], S5010–S5026 [17JY], S5034, S5043 [18JY], S7205 [29NO]

Presidents of the U.S.: require disclosure of Federal income tax returns by Presidents and candidates for the office of President, S5466 [31JY]

Pruitt, E. Scott: assessment of tenure as EPA Administrator, S1995 [9AP], S2088–S2090, S2092, S2097–S2103, S2106, S2109, S2117 [12AP], S2356 [23AP], S2445 [25AP], S2713–S2715 [16MY], S4393–S4395 [26JN]

Republican Party: failure of congressional leadership to condemn President Trump relative to felony convictions of former political and legal associates, S5872 [23AU]

Rood, John C.: suitability to be Under Sec. of Defense for Policy relative to prior position at Lockheed Martin Corp., S18 [3JA]

Russia: 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]

——— 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]

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

SEC: require disclosure of corporate political spending, S5573 [1AU]

Senate: importance of bipartisanship, S6217 [18SE], S6468, S6488–S6490 [3OC], S6777 [11OC], S6952 [14NO], S7020 [15NO]

——— reaffirm importance of civility, S624, S625 [6FE], S6750 [10OC], S6784 [11OC]

Senate Rules: reform filibuster rules to improve daily process, S8007–S8009 [21DE]

Sessions, Attorney General: assessment of tenure, S5897 [23AU]

Sessions, Jeff: resignation as Attorney General, S6904 [13NO], S6945 [14NO]

Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge (STOCK) Act: rename in honor of Louise McIntosh Slaughter (H.R. 6870), S6879, S6880 [11OC]

Tobacco industry: past and current efforts to oppose regulation of tobacco products, S2354–S2356 [23AP]

Trump, President: characterization of remarks relative to Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Dept. of Justice investigations, S6151 [12SE]

——— 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]

——— effects of rhetoric on political extremism and violence, S7108 [27NO]

——— evaluation of administration, S629 [6FE], S2658 [15MY], S3274, S3275 [7JN], S5014 [17JY], S5749 [21AU], S5792 [22AU], S6040 [5SE]

——— evaluation of administration relative to comments on law enforcement agencies and personnel, S2565–S2567 [9MY]

——— evaluation of administration relative to efforts to undermine integrity of the democratic process, S6969 [15NO]

——— 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 policy and use of social media, S3 [3JA]

——— evaluation of administration relative to freedom of the press, S215–S218 [17JA]

——— evaluation of administration relative to judicial nominees, S7170 [28NO], S7203 [29NO]

——— evaluation of administration relative to news media, S4971 [16JY]

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

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

——— statements on constitutionality of pardoning himself and special counsel investigation, S2955 [4JN], S2974 [5JN], S3272 [7JN]

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

Women: impact of politicizing the ‘‘me too’’ movement, S6504–S6506 [3OC]

Reports

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

Reports filed

Banking Transparency for Sanctioned Persons Act: Committee on Financial Services (House) (H.R. 6751) (H. Rept. 115–982), H9088 [26SE]

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]

Dept. of Homeland Security Transmittal of Documents on Information Produced and Disseminated Relative to Cybersecurity Threats Posed by ZTE Corp., in China: Committee on Homeland Security (House) (H. Res. 898) (H. Rept. 115–714), H5020 [8JN]

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]

In the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representative Esty: Committee on Ethics (House) (H. Rept. 115–1093), H10509 [20DE]

In the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representative Gutierrez: Committee on Ethics (House) (H. Rept. 115–617), H2040 [22MR]

In the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representative Jayapal: Committee on Ethics (House) (H. Rept. 115–876), H7720 [26JY]

In the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representative Kihuen: Committee on Ethics (House) (H. Rept. 115–1041), H9573 [20NO]

In the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representative Meadows: Committee on Ethics (House) (H. Rept. 115–1042), H9573 [20NO]

In the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representative Mullin: Committee on Ethics (House) (H. Rept. 115–898), H7750 [10AU]

In the Matter of Allegations Relating to Representative Rush: Committee on Ethics (House) (H. Rept. 115–618), H2040 [22MR]

Justice Against Corruption on K Street (JACK) Act: Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (Senate) (S. 2896) (S. Rept. 115–317), S5618 [15AU]

Political Appointee Burrowing Prevention Act: Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs (Senate) (H.R. 1132) (S. Rept. 115–387), S7088 [26NO]

Request the President and Direct Attorney General Sessions To Transmit to the House of Representatives Certain Documents Relative to Use of Pardon Power: Committee on the Judiciary (House) (H. Res. 928) (H. Rept. 115–797), H5973 [28JN], H7771 [24AU]

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]

Special Counsel Independence and Integrity Act: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 2644), S2484 [26AP]

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]

Songs

‘‘Times They Are A-Changin’,’’ Bob Dylan, H4724 [24MY]

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]

Suitability of Brett M. Kavanaugh To Be Supreme Court Justice Relative to Sexual Misconduct Allegations: Deborah Ramirez, S6687 [5OC]

Subpoenas

Notice for Rod J. Rosenstein to appear before the Committee on the Judiciary (House), H5832–H5838 [28JN]

Texts of

H. Res. 705, President Trump impeachment, H569 [19JA]

H. Res. 856, establish a House of Representatives select committee to investigate actions and motivations behind the resignation of the House Chaplain, Patrick J. Conroy, H3726 [27AP]

H. Res. 878, establish a House of Representatives select committee to investigate actions and motivations behind the resignation of the House Chaplain, Patrick J. Conroy, H3823 [8MY]

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.R. 1132, Political Appointee Burrowing Prevention Act, H1414 [6MR]

H.R. 6751, Banking Transparency for Sanctioned Persons Act, H9065 [26SE]

H.R. 6870, Stop Trading on Congressional Knowlege (STOCK) Act renaming in honor of Louise McIntosh Slaughter, H9357 [28SE]

H.R. 7120, FEC authority to impose civil money penalties on the basis of a schedule of established and published penalties, H9656 [27NO]

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. 2896, Justice Against Corruption on K Street (JACK) Act, H10396 [20DE]

S. Res. 473, call for resignation of E. Scott Pruitt as EPA Administrator and appointment of an Administrator committed to fulfillment of the mission of the Agency, S2266 [18AP]

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. 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. 725, Senate extended debate rules modification, S7597 [13DE]

S. Res. 729, Senate consideration of a minimum number of amendments, S7598 [13DE]