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Official records from the House Clerk, the Senate, Congress.gov, the Federal Register and the Office of Government Ethics, with identifiers from unitedstates/congress-legislators. Every fact links to its source. Overlapping events are shown as context, not as evidence of influence. Sources and methodology

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Alfred P. Sloan Foundation · ChamberLens.org

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

Paid for 13 trips by members and staff of 13 House offices in 2025, 0 of them by members themselves. Grouped by dates and destination, newest first.

Apr 16–18, 2025 · Cambridge, MA · 13 travelers
- Darian Harbeck, staff of Paul Tonko · View filing
- Annaliese Yukawa, staff of Suzan K. DelBene · View filing
- Melody Tan, staff of Jennifer L. McClellan · View filing
- Jeffrey Tomkowitz, staff of Randy Feenstra · View filing
- Nisha Thanawala, staff of Yvette D. Clarke · View filing
- Joel Miller, staff of Eric Swalwell · View filing
- Andrew Bohn, staff of Zachary Nunn · View filing
- Selene Ceja, staff of Ro Khanna · View filing
- Mengyu Huang, staff of Doris O. Matsui · View filing
- Thomas D'Aprile, staff of James P. McGovern · View filing
- Owen Reilly, staff of Joseph D. Morelle · View filing
- Ayush Nallapally, staff of Richard McCormick · View filing
- Kevin Griffen, staff of André Carson · View filing

From post-travel filings published by the Clerk of the House. Each traveler files separately; costs are listed in each filing.