Log-in to bookmark & organize content - it's free! Author Maya Kornberg discusses why congressional committees exist during an interview with American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Kevin Kosar.

A committee is a group of people who take on the responsibility of managing a specific topic for an organization that is too complicated to be handled by the larger group to which they belong. Some ...

Committees are the workhorses of any organization, for it is within the committee meetings, and as a result of their actions, that the bulk of the business of that organization is accomplished. So, it ...

On average, Committees meet monthly for a total time commitment of less than 4 hours per month. Attendance may be virtual or in person. Do I have to participate in Committee meetings and activities in ...