Congress Faces $100 Million Printing Bill and Outdated Systems
Congress spends over $100 million on printing as old molten metal typesetting and manual workflows persist. A senatorial commission urged modernization after noting slow, costly processes and rising volumes, with automation lagging behind state legislatures and the press.
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