The House Foreign Affairs Committee is a committee within the United States House of Representatives. Its primary responsibility is to oversee and shape U.S. foreign policy, including international relations, diplomacy, and foreign aid. The committee reviews legislation related to foreign affairs and conducts hearings to gather information and hold officials accountable. Members of the committee work on issues involving various regions and global challenges, such as national security, human rights, and trade agreements. The committee plays a crucial role in guiding the U.S. government's approach to international issues and ensuring that the interests of the American people are represented abroad.