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The U.S. House of Representatives debated nuclear waste storage and forestry issues among others.

The U. S. House of Representatives debated the Coast Guard funding.

The U.S. House of Representatives considered bills on FDA policies, national monuments, foreign operations spending, and low-level radioactive waste disposal.

The U.S. House discussed the Defense Appropriations Conference report

This House session began with Morning business and continued with debate on $270 billion in spending for the Labor, Health & Education Departments. This bill is one of 13 annual Appropriatio…

Members of the House delivered one minute speeches on the topic of their choosing. They also debated $250 billion in defense spending for Fiscal Year 1998.

The U.S. House of Representatives debated and voted on amendments to the agriculture spending bill.

The House took up debate on the Budget Enforcement Act and the appropriations bill for Agricultural spending.

The U.S. House discussed a bill to improve vocational education programs

House members debated arts funding and the future of the National Endowment for the Arts. They took up the issue as part of a $13 billion Department of the Interior appropriations bill, whic…

The House session debates Interior Spending.

The House of Representatives debated entitlement reductions of $138 billion over a five year period. Members started the day by completing work on the Defense Spending Bill that called for $…

The House met for Morning Hour, with members permitted to speak on any topic.

The House of Representatives voted on an amendment by Representative Major Owens, D-NY regarding job training and adult education. The Owens amendment would keep separate funding and adminis…

The U.S. House of Representatives convened with one-minute speeches before working on a NASA bill that would provide $13.9 billion each in FY'98 and FY'99 for NASA research and space flight …

The House opened with Morning Speeches. Any Member may speak for up to five minutes on any subject. The House then moved onto Compensatory Time Off and Overtime Pay. The Fair Labor Standards…

After the president’s State of the Union Address, members of Congress reacted to the speech in Statuary Hall.