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The 91st Congress: Trouble for Nixon

U.S. news & world report, 1968-11, Vol.65 (21), p.50-52

1968

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Real story of revolt in Congress: as told by members themselves [why the administration is meeting resistance to its plans and policies on all sides]

U.S. news & world report, 1967-11, Vol.63, p.36-39

1967

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The Changing Mood of Congress: How Outlook Is Shifting

U.S. news & world report, 1966-05, Vol.60 (18), p.28-30

1966

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Those junketing lawmakers are at it again: Rio de Janeiro, Singapore, Peking, Rome--despite soaring deficits, members of Congress are globe-trotting more than ever at taxpayer expense

U.S. news & world report, 1983-12, Vol.95, p.53-55

1983

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The "shadow government" operating on Capitol Hill

U.S. news & world report, 1983-06, Vol.94 (25), p.63-65

Sheler, Jeffery

1983

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Do you know where your congressman lives? more and more lawmakers are giving up residences in their home states--and voters often are among the last to hear about it

U.S. news & world report, 1982-12, Vol.93, p.25-26

Schiffres, Manuel

1982

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The unhappy lobbyists on Capitol Hill: labor, minorities, farmers, business; virtually every special interest group is grumbling about Congress's performance so far this year

U.S. news & world report, 1982-05, Vol.92, p.53-54

1982

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On Easy Street? lawmakers say no: from sleeping in their offices to "bumming meals," some members of Congress claim they have to pinch pennies to make ends meet

U.S. news & world report, 1982-02, Vol.92, p.53-54

Johnson, Kathryn

1982

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Congressional junketeers on the wing again: undaunted by tight budgets, lawmakers this year are challenging their all-time record for spending on foreign travel

U.S. news & world report, 1981-10, Vol.91, p.39-41

Barr, Robert A

1981

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97th Congress--young, energetic, pragmatic: with a huge freshman class, Republicans controlling the Senate and Democrats in disarray, there's a dramatic upheaval on Capitol Hill

U.S. news & world report, 1981-01, Vol.90, p.26

1981

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After HumphreyDSthe liberal quandary: the most powerful faction in U.S. politics since the 1930s now finds itself groping for leadership and purpose; ahead: steady decline or a comeback?

U.S. news & world report, 1978-01, Vol.84, p.29-31

Foley, Thomas J

1978

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Worst Congress in years--or is it? despite the peccadilloes you read about, lawmaking today is more than a cut above what it used to be in at least six key ways

U.S. news & world report, 1977-09, Vol.83, p.25-26

Foley, Thomas J

1977

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What Congress really thinks of itself: unbridled electioneering, parochialism, pandering to special interests, overreliance on staffs--Capitol Hill gets low grades from the very people who call the shots there, lawmakers themselves

U.S. news & world report, 1980-01, Vol.88, p.39-42

1980

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Our junket-happy Congress: what secret records disclose

U.S. news & world report, 1977-06, Vol.82, p.19-22

1977

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What's wrong with Congress - as seven freshmen see it

U.S. news & world report, 1979-09, Vol.87 (12), p.54-55

1979

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Now in prospect: a "pinchpenny Congress"; survey of freshman lawmakers: wipe out deficits, reduce taxes, rein in the bureaucrats; these are the marching orders Capitol Hill newcomers say the voters have given them

U.S. news & world report, 1979-01, Vol.86, p.29-31

1979

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Is Congress getting betterDSor worse? [views of five retiring congressmen]

U.S. news & world report, 1978-06, Vol.84, p.23-24

1978

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How Congress is different these days social and economic characteristics

U.S. news & world report, 1978-01, Vol.84, p.32

1978

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Report from Capitol Hill: it's junket time--at taxpayer expense

U.S. news & world report, 1975-07, Vol.79, p.54

Wright, J Michael

1975

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What's wrong - and right - with Congress as seen by five freshmen

U.S. news & world report, 1977-06, Vol.82, p.34-35

1977

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Capitol Hill staffs: hidden "government" in Washington; while Congressmen bask in the limelight, a behind-the-scenes network of aides is shaping new laws, wielding increasing national power

U.S. news & world report, 1977-04, Vol.82, p.37-40

1977

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The freshman class in Congress - young but not rebellious

U.S. news & world report, 1977-02, Vol.82 (7), p.21-22

1977

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Ten who will make or break Carter's plans. (leading government legislators)

U.S. news & world report, 1977-01, Vol.82 (2), p.18-19

1977

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No end of benefits when Congressmen retire

U.S. news & world report, 1976-08, Vol.81 (8), p.36

1976

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Why so many are quitting Congress

U.S. news & world report, 1976-03, Vol.80, p.30

1976

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The 91st Congress: Trouble for Nixon

Real story of revolt in Congress: as told by members themselves [why the administration is meeting resistance to its plans and policies on all sides]

The Changing Mood of Congress: How Outlook Is Shifting

Those junketing lawmakers are at it again: Rio de Janeiro, Singapore, Peking, Rome--despite soaring deficits, members of Congress are globe-trotting more than ever at taxpayer expense

The "shadow government" operating on Capitol Hill

Do you know where your congressman lives? more and more lawmakers are giving up residences in their home states--and voters often are among the last to hear about it

The unhappy lobbyists on Capitol Hill: labor, minorities, farmers, business; virtually every special interest group is grumbling about Congress's performance so far this year

On Easy Street? lawmakers say no: from sleeping in their offices to "bumming meals," some members of Congress claim they have to pinch pennies to make ends meet

Congressional junketeers on the wing again: undaunted by tight budgets, lawmakers this year are challenging their all-time record for spending on foreign travel

97th Congress--young, energetic, pragmatic: with a huge freshman class, Republicans controlling the Senate and Democrats in disarray, there's a dramatic upheaval on Capitol Hill

After HumphreyDSthe liberal quandary: the most powerful faction in U.S. politics since the 1930s now finds itself groping for leadership and purpose; ahead: steady decline or a comeback?

Worst Congress in years--or is it? despite the peccadilloes you read about, lawmaking today is more than a cut above what it used to be in at least six key ways

What Congress really thinks of itself: unbridled electioneering, parochialism, pandering to special interests, overreliance on staffs--Capitol Hill gets low grades from the very people who call the shots there, lawmakers themselves

Our junket-happy Congress: what secret records disclose

What's wrong with Congress - as seven freshmen see it

Now in prospect: a "pinchpenny Congress"; survey of freshman lawmakers: wipe out deficits, reduce taxes, rein in the bureaucrats; these are the marching orders Capitol Hill newcomers say the voters have given them

Is Congress getting betterDSor worse? [views of five retiring congressmen]

How Congress is different these days social and economic characteristics

Report from Capitol Hill: it's junket time--at taxpayer expense

What's wrong - and right - with Congress as seen by five freshmen

Capitol Hill staffs: hidden "government" in Washington; while Congressmen bask in the limelight, a behind-the-scenes network of aides is shaping new laws, wielding increasing national power

The freshman class in Congress - young but not rebellious

Ten who will make or break Carter's plans. (leading government legislators)

No end of benefits when Congressmen retire

Why so many are quitting Congress

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