137:, but more than three hundred fifty select committees. While the modern committee system is now firmly established in both House and Senate procedure, with the rules of each House establishing a full range of permanent standing committees and assigning jurisdiction of all legislative issues among them, select committees continue to be used to respond to unique and difficult issues as the need arises.
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Congresses. Like the House, standing committees have largely replaced select committees in the modern Senate, but select
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Republican National Committee, far more interested in whatever it might dig up about or against ... Clinton than any remaining mysteries on the four Americans killed in Benghazi". The committee's "most significant, if inadvertent, discovery" was Clinton's
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and other environmental provisions), and the 2009 Waxman-Markey bill (which was passed by the House, but never acted upon by the Senate).
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rules and are permanent fixtures in both bodies, continuing from one Congress to the next. Examples include the
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House Benghazi Report Finds No New Evidence of Wrongdoing by Hillary Clinton
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Benghazi panel caps 2-year probe: No bombshell, faults administration
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of New York. The committee is sometimes cited as a forerunner to the
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Senate Special Committee to Investigate the National Defense Program
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710:. National Archives and Records Administration. pp. Chapter 18
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Coren, Robert W.; Mary Rephlo; David Kepley; Charles South (1989).
637:. National Archives and Records Administration. pp. Chapter 22
508:, following the U.S. Senate's failure to overcome a Republican-led
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Democrats and critics viewed the inquiry as intended to damage the
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House Republicans repudiate McCarthy comments on Benghazi probe
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Canon, David T.; Garrison Nelson; Charles Stewart III (2002).
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Scene at the Signing of the Constitution of the United States
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Congressional Record—Senate, January 28, 1998, p. 319.
668:. Vol. 4, Select Committees. Washington, DC: CQ Press.
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Vincent, Carol Hardy; Elizabeth Rybicki (February 1, 1996).
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United States House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack
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as secretary of state, which prompted an FBI investigation.
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John David Rausch, Jr., "Committees: select or special" in
601:. Congressional Research Service. p. 7. Archived from
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Senate Select Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities
96:. It was a select committee assigned to prepare and report
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House Benghazi committee files final report and shuts down
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Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming
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Powers, privileges, procedure, committees, history, media
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committees continue to be appointed from time to time.
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Superstar cybersecurity committee proposed by senators
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Pelosi, Dingell Compromise in House Over Climate Issue
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3319:Emergency Planning, Preparedness, and Operations
732:Congressional Committees, 1789-1982: A Checklist
416:United States House Select Committee on Benghazi
365:of Massachusetts, co-author of the unsuccessful
4005:Select Committees of the United States Congress
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27:Special, temporary committee in the US Congress
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200:would be permitted in newly admitted states.
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176:. One was the select committee dealing with
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977:Kevin McCarthy’s truthful gaffe on Benghazi
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962:Manu Raju, Deirdre Walsh & Tal Kopan,
794:Encyclopedia of the United States Congress
665:Committees in the U.S. Congress: 1789-1946
302:(Watergate Committee): chaired by Senator
63:Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
4000:Terminology of the United States Congress
885:Republicans kill global warming committee
863:Republicans Kill Global Warming Committee
3995:Committees of the United States Congress
3966:United States Capitol cornerstone laying
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286:House Select Committee on Assassinations
272:Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations
2733:Majority of the majority (Hastert Rule)
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565:Select committee (parliamentary system)
536:. In the same year, Democratic Senator
250:(Truman Committee): chaired by Senator
73:is a select committee, though the word
2210:Caucuses of the United States Congress
1148:United States congressional committees
847:, Associated Press (February 7, 2007).
242:House Un-American Activities Committee
1225:Health, Education, Labor and Pensions
1200:Commerce, Science, and Transportation
288:to investigate the assassinations of
268:Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
7:
1175:Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry
1841:Expelled, censured, and reprimanded
1245:Small Business and Entrepreneurship
1190:Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
806:The Truman Committee: March 1, 1941
540:of Delaware and Republican Senator
504:to investigate the January 6, 2021
1546:Security and Cooperation in Europe
444:assassination of President Kennedy
410:House Select Committee on Benghazi
80:Some select committees are called
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3724:Progress of Civilization Pediment
3578:Congressional Pictorial Directory
2431:By length of service historically
1409:Transportation and Infrastructure
570:Select Committee (United Kingdom)
534:gun violence in the United States
469:wrote that the committee was an "
436:congressional inquiries into 9/11
192:, the committee helped draft the
135:Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills
86:Senate Special Committee on Aging
77:is no longer a part of its name.
3592:Official Congressional Directory
3211:Gov. Accountability Office (GAO)
67:Select Committee on Intelligence
3401:Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper
2248:Arab and Middle Eastern members
2145:Bipartisan Legal Advisory Group
1680:Lists of United States Congress
1272:International Narcotics Control
1048:Orr, Gabby (February 4, 2022).
342:was established in 2007 in the
71:Senate Indian Affairs Committee
3503:Congressional Research Service
3250:Congr. Workplace Rights (OCWR)
2253:Asian Pacific American members
1399:Science, Space, and Technology
367:2009 cap-and-trade legislation
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3738:Surrender of General Burgoyne
3095:Old Brick Capitol (1815–1819)
2258:Asian Pacific American Caucus
1851:Lost re-election in a primary
1075:, 115th Congress (2017-2018).
796:(Infobase, 2007), pp. 118-19.
476:use of a private email server
457:of former Secretary of State
3745:Surrender of Lord Cornwallis
3688:The Apotheosis of Washington
3422:Chief Administrative Officer
3260:Gov. Publishing Office (GPO)
1597:Select or special committees
1389:Oversight and Accountability
1210:Environment and Public Works
1205:Energy and Natural Resources
951:Atlanta-Journal Constitution
736:. Greenwood Press. pp.
689:Galloway, George B. (1946).
461:, and House Majority Leader
127:House Committee on Elections
3910:Health and Fitness Facility
3702:Declaration of Independence
2471:Killed or wounded in office
2292:Congressional Jewish Caucus
2265:Hispanic and Latino members
1587:Congressional subcommittees
1344:Education and the Workforce
835:, Senate Historical Office.
808:, Senate Historical Office.
391:(which contained funds for
18:Select or special committee
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3324:Interparliamentary Affairs
3245:Congr. Budget Office (CBO)
2881:Riddick's Senate Procedure
2308:Gender and sexual identity
1525:Capitol Historical Society
692:Congress at the Crossroads
524:Proposed select committees
506:attack on the U.S. Capitol
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308:1972 presidential election
3930:Old Supreme Court Chamber
3643:Congressional Prayer Room
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1861:Elected but did not serve
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153:Notable select committees
131:House Committee on Claims
3223:Architect of the Capitol
3085:Federal Hall (1789–1790)
2226:African-American members
1650:House of Representatives
1240:Rules and Administration
966:, CNN (October 1, 2015).
833:Committee Reorganization
205:Ways and Means Committee
3773:Washington at Princeton
3717:Apotheosis of Democracy
3137:Congressional Quarterly
2826:Executive communication
2816:Blue slip (U.S. Senate)
2773:Suspension of the rules
2299:Native American members
1725:By shortness of service
728:Stubbs, Walter (1985).
105:Early select committees
44:congressional committee
3940:Webster Page Residence
3915:House Recording Studio
3759:Revolutionary War Door
3520:Register of Copyrights
3101:Biographical Directory
2570:"Necessary and Proper"
2110:Policy Committee Chair
2088:Policy Committee Chair
1639:United States Congress
1013:, CNN (June 28, 2016).
928:David M. Herszenhorn,
455:presidential prospects
448:attack on Pearl Harbor
422:on a U.S. compound in
353:) and renewed for the
294:Martin Luther King Jr.
279:Adlai E. Stevenson III
182:admission to the Union
162:
40:United States Congress
3265:Technology Assessment
2686:Dear Colleague letter
2681:Continuing resolution
2676:Concurrent resolution
2155:Republican Conference
2095:Republican Conference
2056:President pro tempore
1788:Born outside the U.S.
1562:Democracy Partnership
983:(September 30, 2016).
389:2009 stimulus package
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65:in the House and the
3829:Mountains and Clouds
3585:Congressional Record
3442:Floor Services Chief
3329:Law Revision Counsel
3080:Continental Congress
2575:Power of enforcement
2538:Contempt of Congress
2441:From multiple states
2394:Mormon (LDS) members
2202:Congressional caucus
1846:Served a single term
1778:Expelled or censured
1720:By length of service
1484:Inaugural Ceremonies
1374:House Administration
912:(December 12, 2016).
895:) (January 6, 2011).
608:on February 25, 2009
310:, most famously the
142:United States Senate
121:had three permanent
3853:Building Commission
3334:Legislative Counsel
3255:Library of Congress
3216:Comptroller General
3206:Congressional staff
2891:Senatorial courtesy
2280:Hispanic Conference
1695:Members and leaders
1541:Cyberspace Solarium
1349:Energy and Commerce
1109:(January 25, 2017).
1092:(November 7, 2017).
1009:Stephen Collinson,
1000:(October 12, 2015).
869:(December 1, 2010).
418:to investigate the
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