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The U.S. Senate debated S1316, Safe Drinking Water Bill

U.S. Senate works on the Highway Conference Report and the Reconciliation bill.

Senators continued debate on H.R. 1833, a bill to ban a certain type of abortion procedure usually performed late in a pregnancy. The Senate voted 91 to 6 to recommit the bill to the Judicia…

U.S. Senate works on the Budget Reconciliation Bill among others important issues.

The Senate returned to consideration of and passed the Welfare Reform Act, 87-12. Afterward, lawmakers resumed debate on the fiscal year 1996 Department of Agriculture spending bill, which a…

Senator Packwood delivered his resignation speech at o’clock.

The United States Senate voted on a series of amendments to a Fiscal Year 1996 Treasury/Postal Appropriations bill. This event has brief portions missing at 1:41:30 into the event.

The Senate debated the defense authorization Bill, and also debated the Ethics Committee’s investigation charges of sexual and official misconduct against Senator Bob Packwood (R-OR).

The Senate continued work on the government regulatory reform bill, which aims to change the process for issuing federal regulations on safety, health, and the environment.

The Senate continued debate on S. 240, the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act, which would curb securities fraud lawsuits and weaken the Securities and Exchange Commission’s ability to…

The Senate failed for a second time to invoke cloture on Henry Foster’s nomination for surgeon general. Members also completed debate on the Highway System Designation Act, and they consider…

The Senate failed to invoke cloture on Henry Foster’s nomination for surgeon general. Members then resumed consideration of the Highway System Designation Act.

The Senate continued consideration of the Highway System Designation Act.

The Senate continued consideration of the Highway System Designation Act.

The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Terrorism held a hearing on militias in the America. Committee members heard testimony from congressional lawmakers, federal law enforcement officials a…