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The U.S. House of Representatives voted 258 to 176 to begin an impeachment inquiry into President Bill Clinton.

Purdue University celebrated C-SPAN Archives' 30th anniversary with a discussion on how television coverage has affected politics through the years. C-SPAN Founder Brian Lamb moderated the p…

Following an introduction by Rep. Buyer, former Senator Fred Thompson delivered the keynote address to the leadership conference. He is a probable Republican presidential candidate. The H…

The Select Bipartisan Committee to Investigate the Preparation for and Response to Hurricane Katrina held a hearing titled “Hurricane Katrina: Voices from Inside the Storm.” Gulf coast evac…

Members of the Military Compensation and Retirement Modernization Commission testified on their efforts to make changes to pensions, health care, and retirement compensation for members of t…

The House voted to repeal the “Don’t ask, Don’t tell” policy by a 250-175 vote.

The House debated several bills under suspension of the rules.

The House failed to override President Obama’s veto of an interstate notarization bill.

The House passed a bill to fund the federal government through December 3, 2010.

The House continued work on a bill that creates a new program to provide medical services and health monitoring for 9/11 first responders.

Representative Steve Buyer (R-IN) and Representative Bob Filner (D-CA) spoke at an American Legion convention about military and veterans' issues. Among the issues they addressed were improv…

The House returned from its summer recess to take up a measure to provide assistance to states for Medicaid and education funds. During the session Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-NY) took the floor …

The House debated a number of bills, including funding for airport improvement projects and a homebuyers assistance program.

The House passed a bill that requires the Pentagon to improve how it buys equipment and services. Members also passed a bill that requires federal agencies to be more aggressive in stopping …

The House passed a measure honoring the victims of the Washington oil refinery fire. They also recognized the life and work of civil rights leader Dorothy Height.