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Members of the House of Representatives paid tribute to retiring member, Representative Thomas Manton D-New York.

The House of Representatives continued debate on the articles of impeachment against President Clinton. Representative Bob Livingston (R-Louisiana), who had recently publicly disclosed an ex…

The House considered a bill that would allow selling of federal land in Montana and members gave "special order speeches".

U.S. House session for September 29th, 1998. The principle subjects were FY 1999 Legislative Branch spending and a Defense Spending Authorization.

During this HOUSE SESSION members addressed agriculture spending, Veterans and Housing, Defense Spending, and Campaign Fund-Raising.

The United States House of Representatives considered bills on agricultural exports, television broadcasts to Cuba and commerce, justice and state spending. Members also took to the House fl…

The House of Representative met for legislative business. The House opened with prayer and proceeded directly to debates on Managed Health Care - (Patient Protection Rights.) The House Membe…

The US House Of Representatives debated a Rule governing procedures for debate on a resolution letting the House take a 2 week break. The House considered 1.8 billion in legislative branch s…

After a recess, the House reconvened to take up legislation on grants to promote drug-free workplaces and also a bill for $56 billion for agriculture and food stamp programs.

Rep. Jose Serrano, D-New York, talked about commencement addresses and what he remembers from commencement speeches he has heard.

The US House of Representatives legislated the Wildlife Refuge Authorization Act, Campaign Fund-Raising, Amendment to a Religious Persecution Bill as well as Unfunded Mandates.

The House met to vote about a constitutional amendment on tax limitation. Following this, they continued special orders speeches.

The House passed H.R.856 United States-Puerto Rico Political Status Act.

The United States House of Representatives began with members giving opening speeches to elaborate on any topic they would like. Representatives would also stop to vote.

The House Debated a number of subjects, Including Crimes with Firearms, Agriculture Research, the Year 2000 and Computers, and the Naming of Post Offices.