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What’s the difference between the Senate and the House of Representatives? - AS USA
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The Senate and the House together make up Congress. They were founded in order be a balance on executive power but how do they work in reality?
Oliver Povey twitter Journalist, AS USA About the author Oli joined the Latest News team in 2021, taking an interest in economics, world news, and articles that build from his study of history. He also dabbles in sports writing, joining the coverage of the last soccer World Cup as well as European Champions League games. He enjoys playing football, electronic music, and painting miniatures. Update: Nov 8th, 2022 06:31 EST Share facebook twitter whatsapp Make us preferred on Google Congress is the only branch of government that can make new laws or amend old ones. The Senate and the House of Re
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