At AI on Capitol Hill, we use artificial intelligence to increase transparency and engagement with our government. This episode focuses on the Congressional Record from March 18, 2025.

Key Points:
• The House session was brief but introduced a range of new bills and resolutions, including proposals on MLK Day, Medicare home infusion therapy, and a ban on mink farming.
• The Senate held a pro forma session, lasting less than a minute, with no formal business conducted.
• Notable mentions in the Extensions of Remarks included tributes to veterans, local heroes, women in STEM, and international diplomatic figures.
• A resolution was introduced in the House to impeach Judge James E. Boasberg, alongside foreign policy statements on Ukraine and Russia.

In this episode, we break down:
• The procedural workings of Congress, including why some sessions are so short.
• The significance of newly introduced bills and their potential impact.
• How the Extensions of Remarks provide insight into individual lawmakers' priorities.

Our AI-generated summaries make complex governmental activities accessible to all listeners. Join us for an in-depth exploration of how Congress operates and why it matters to you.

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Voice generated by Google NotebookLM, with primary sources from the Congressional Record published on congress.gov.

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Congressional Record: A Blink-and-You-Miss-It Day in Congress