The Congressional Record contains speeches made on the floor of the House and Senate. Hearings take place in front of a committee or subcommittee, and most of the speakers are not Members of Congress. Please check the Gladis set records for NRLF numbers. Transcripts usually show up here within 24 hours of the hearing if the hearing is covered by the transcript service. This is the final, edited, version of the hearing.
Several committees have recent testimony through their committee web sites.
They cover a wide variety of topics including the War Powers Resolution, Social Security Legislation, or reports of fact-finding missions by Members of Congress. There are not many Committee Prints available in full-text online. The House and Senate each publish a Journal for each session of Congress. The Journals contain a list of bills and resolutions introduced each day by number and title. The text of bills, except parts affected by amendments, and debate on bills are not included.