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At about 1:00 pm January 21st, 1995, Republicans briefed reporters on how a balanced budget would benefit U.S. citizens by lowering interest rates on consumer loans. They also took questions…

Members of the U.S. House of Representative met and focused on a conference report to a bill to terminate the Interstate Commerce Commission. Also, members debated appropriations for the Dis…

At about 1130 a.m. in anticipation of a presidential veto, Republican leaders such as Appropriations Committee Chairman Bob Livingston (R-LA) briefed reporters on why President Bill Clinton …

The House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution held a hearing on the 1995 Equal Opportunity Act. Members heard testimony from other members of Congress, legal scholars, and public inte…

The U.S. House of Representative met and opened with one-minute speeches. Then the House proceeded to Legislative Business. The House voted on Investor Lawsuits - on agreeing to the conferen…

The U.S. House met to debate and vote on the privatization of Amtrak and the ethics investigation of Representative Newt Gingrich (R-GA).

Representative Susan Molinari spoke about the Republican commitment to balance the budget and the recent agreement reached with President Clinton to do so.

U.S. House begin the day’s legislative business.

Members debated the budget reconciliation package for three hours even before the rule for this debate had been passed by the Rules Committee for debate in the full House.

After the prayer by the House Chaplain, the U.S. House opened with one-minute Speeches on a variety of issues then voted to adjourn. When they returned, a controversial debate ensued about m…

The House continued debate on Federal Intelligence Agency Funding as well as FY 1996 Spending Budget.

The U.S. House of Representative members debated a resolution approved last week by the Senate that directs the president to lift the arms embargo on Bosnia. The resolution passed by a 298 t…

U.S. House met to discuss Labor, Health, and Education spending. The House ended with a debate on considering a bill to revise the Telecommunications Law.

The U.S. House of Representatives conducted it’s daily business include votes on Alaskan oil exports and Transportation appropriations.

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives debated several appropriations bills.

The Ripon Society honored several Republican women leaders of Congress. A video presentation also paid tribute to these women. Each honoree made brief remarks at the dinner.