Congressional Research Service

The Congressional Research Service (CRS) is a non-partisan agency within the U.S. Congress that provides comprehensive research and analysis to help lawmakers make informed decisions. Established in 1914, CRS produces reports on a wide range of topics, from economic policies to environmental issues. Its experts provide data, legal insights, and historical context, ensuring that Congress has access to reliable information. While CRS does not advocate for specific legislation, its work supports legislators by enhancing their understanding of complex issues, ultimately aiding the legislative process.