Ashley Moody

The Committee on Armed Services exercises legislative oversight for the nation's military, including the Department of Defense, military research and development, nuclear energy activities, and benefits for members of the armed forces. It also handles the confirmation of presidential nominees for senior defense and military positions.

The Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) oversees matters relating to public health, education, labor standards, employment, and retirement security. It addresses issues ranging from biomedical research and food/drug safety to K-12 education, workplace safety, and private pension plans.

The Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs provides oversight of homeland security operations and the efficiency and management of the federal government. Its jurisdiction includes counterterrorism, cybersecurity, border security, emergency management, and governmental affairs, including the Postal Service and the Census Bureau.

The Committee on the Judiciary conducts oversight of the Department of Justice and considers nominations for federal judgeships, including the Supreme Court. Its legislative jurisdiction covers constitutional amendments, federal criminal law, immigration, antitrust, patents, and civil liberties.

This joint committee conducts studies and provides recommendations to Congress on the U.S. economy, reviewing economic conditions and advising on policy matters. It holds hearings, issues reports like the annual Joint Economic Report, and analyzes fiscal and monetary policy impacts.

The Special Committee on Aging investigates challenges and opportunities facing older Americans, examining topics like healthcare, retirement security, and consumer protection. It holds hearings and issues findings to inform Senate policy and legislation affecting the senior population.