Congressional Research Service (CRS) is the public policy arm of the Library of Congress, it was formed in 1914 to provide timely, objective research on legislative issues. CRS Reports are a valuable resource for anyone wanting a non-partisan, objective, and accurate view of something related to the government. The reports, which are written by research specialists for Congressmen who need an overview of pertinent topics in the world, center around topics relevant to current legislation.
There are six interdisciplinary research divisions