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House of Representatives

One of the two chambers of the U.S. Congress, with members elected based on the population of their state, serving two-year terms.

Standing Committee

A permanent committee in the House of Representatives or Senate that handles specific subject areas, such as foreign affairs, homeland security, or budget matters.

Chair

The leader of a congressional committee, responsible for presiding over meetings, managing the committee's agenda, and often influencing legislative priorities.

Resolution

A legislative measure used by the House or Senate to express its opinion or to deal with internal matters, such as committee appointments, without creating a public law.

Foreign Affairs

Refers to the policies and interactions of a country with other nations, including diplomacy, international trade, and global security.

Homeland Security

Refers to the domestic efforts to protect a nation from threats and hazards, including terrorism, cyberattacks, natural disasters, and border security.