The document outlines the major powers granted to Congress in the US Constitution. It discusses Congress's expressed powers like declaring war and regulating interstate commerce. It also discusses implied powers like raising an army. Additionally, it details Congress's role in creating legislation, approving the budget and spending money, regulating trade, conducting foreign relations and investigations, and imposing limits on the other branches of government.

1. The Legislative Branch The Powers of Congress

2. The U.S. Constitution