Congressional hearings are formal sessions where lawmakers question witnesses—such as experts, officials, or citizens—to gather information, oversee government actions, and shape legislation. They serve to investigate issues, ensure accountability, and inform public policy. Benefits extend to the public and policymakers, as hearings promote transparency, expose wrongdoing, and guide decision-making on critical national matters.
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