Topics 5,765 on file, 107th to 119th

The subject headings assigned to bills in the official record. Open one to see every bill filed under it, by Congress — useful when you know what you care about but not what the bill is called.

5,765 topics on file. Showing 2,901–2,950, A to Z.
Bills Topic First seen Most recent
3 Japanese 107th 107th
47 Japanese Americans 107th 110th
3 Japanese language 107th 109th
13 Jefferson Administration 107th 110th
4 Jet aircraft 107th 107th
23 Jewelry trade 107th 110th
138 Jewish holocaust (1939-1945) 107th 110th
90 Jews 107th 110th
224 Job creation 107th 110th
246 Job hunting 107th 110th
3 Job security 107th 107th
8 Job stress 107th 110th
5 Job vacancies 107th 110th
11 Johnson Administration 107th 110th
20 Joint Committee on Printing 111th 119th
30 Joint Committee on Taxation 111th 119th
27 Joint Committee on the Library 111th 119th
2 Joint diseases 107th 107th
18 Joint Economic 107th 110th
53 Joint Economic Committee 111th 119th
13 Joint Library 107th 110th
12 Joint Printing 107th 110th
20 Joint Taxation 107th 110th
120 Joint ventures 107th 110th
182 Jordan 107th 119th
37 Journalism 107th 110th
15 Journalistic ethics 107th 110th
14 Judaism 107th 110th
1,097 Judges 107th 119th
66 Judicial compensation 107th 110th
4 Judicial corruption 107th 107th
84 Judicial districts 107th 110th
33 Judicial ethics 107th 110th
148 Judicial officers 107th 110th
126 Judicial opinions 107th 110th
2 Judicial power 108th 108th
1,216 Judicial procedure and administration 110th 119th
26 Judicial reform 107th 110th
557 Judicial review 107th 110th
1,466 Judicial review and appeals 110th 119th
228 Judicial review of administrative acts 107th 107th
8 Judicial statistics 107th 108th
44 Judicial tenure 107th 110th
15 Junior colleges 107th 110th
1 Junk bonds 108th 108th
57 Juries 107th 110th
533 Jurisdiction 107th 110th
604 Jurisdiction and venue 110th 119th
28 Juvenile corrections 107th 107th
10 Juvenile courts 107th 107th

Topics are the subject headings the Library of Congress assigns to a bill, not labels written here, so the wording is theirs. A bill usually carries several, which is why the counts across this list add up to more than the number of bills. Records come from Congress.gov.