After a bill has been introduced in Congress, the bill is published in the ____.

When a bill is introduced in Congress, it is subsequently published in the Congressional Record. The Congressional Record serves as the official transcript of the proceedings and debates of both houses of Congress. It contains a comprehensive record of what has transpired, including speeches, votes, and detailed accounts of the legislative process. By publishing the bill in the Congressional Record, it ensures that all actions regarding the bill are documented and made available to the public, facilitating transparency and informing constituents about legislative activities.

The Federal Register, on the other hand, is primarily used for promulgating federal administrative regulations and notices, rather than for legislative bills. The Code of Federal Regulations is a compilation of the general and permanent rules published in the Federal Register, which comes into play after laws have been enacted. The White House Journal is not a formal publication related to the legislative process and does not encompass the activities of Congress in the same manner as the Congressional Record does.