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The House returned from recess to debate Fiscal Year 1998 spending and a bill to repeal a House rule allowing subpoenaed witnesses to choose not to testify in hearings in front of cameras.

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives met to talk and vote on various bills.

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

House members debated a resolution sponsored by Representative Bob Menendez to bar Robert Dornan from the House floor until the California 46th district contest is decided. Rep. Menendez cla…

The U.S. House met to discuss and vote on a package of ethics reforms and a resolution concerning floor privileges.

In this Washington Journal segment, Representatives Joe Barton (R-Texas) and Bill Pascrell (D-New Jersey) talked about the upcoming Congressional Baseball Game between Democrats and Republi…

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

The House took up debate on a new postage stamp. Some of the money of the new stamp would be allocated to the fight on breast cancer. They also debated vocational training and agriculture sp…

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 to begin debate on the FY 1998 Budget Resolution.

The House Commerce Subcommittee members heard testimony on federal regulations governing the use and availability of home drug testing kits. FDA officials testified about the accuracy of suc…

In a portion of debate beginning at about 5:30 pm, members debated a constitutional amendment which would require a 2/3 majority of Congress to raise taxes through changes in the internal re…

The US House of Representatives, 03-13-1997 session. Among other items US Aid as related to Mexico’s Anti- Drug Efforts and Federal Paperwork requirements are addressed.