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Rep. Henry Hyde released the final report of a Judiciary select subcommittee concerning U.S. payments to Iran for arms shipments to Bosnian Muslims. He and other subcommittee members answere…

The U.S. House of Representatives debated 85 billion dollars in spending for Veterans, Housing, and Urban Development for the next fiscal year. The VA Bill was one of the appropriation bills…

U.S. House begins the day with debating the Medicaid Beneficiaries in California.

Secretary Christopher testified on U.S. foreign policy, giving an overview of anti-terrorism efforts, the peacekeeping mission in Bosnia, the nuclear nonproliferation treaty and other issues…

To move issues through the legislative process more quickly, the House took up 20 suspension bills.

House of Representatives met in a General session to discuss various bills and special orders.

On this day, the House Savings and Construction Act of 1996. They also took up H.R. 3564, The NATO Enlargement Facilitation Act, which would allow membership in NATO of some eastern European…

The House was in Morning Hour on this day, and no legislative business was conducted during this time. Members were recognized to speak on any subject they wihsed.

Participants briefed reporters on their proposal for a bipartisan retreat before the 105th Congress begins. They emphasized that the purpose of the gathering would be to restore some of the …

On this day, the House took up the Most Favored Nation (MFN) status with China, debating whether to grant MFN status to China for another year. They also then considered the Fiscal Year 1997…

On this day, the House, after a period of one-minute speeches, took up the Safe Drinking Water Act under suspension of the rules. The House then moved to consideration of spending bills for …

The House convened to debate health care and other legislation.

Senator Bob Dole (R-KS), former Polish President Lech Walesa and Republican congressional leaders talked with reporters about the NATO Enlargement Facilitation Act.

On this day, the U.S. House of Representatives took up an $11.9 billion Foreign Aid spending bill for the fiscal year 1997.

The U.S. House of Representatives considered the FY '97 defense spending bill.