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U.S. House members debate a budget plan proposed by President Clinton.

On this day, the House considered a bill to authorize defense spending for FY '96. They also needed to consider a temporary spending bill to keep the government funded or else face a governm…

The U.S. House of Representative met and opened with one-minute speeches. Then the House proceeded to Legislative Business. The House voted on Investor Lawsuits - on agreeing to the conferen…

The U.S. House met to vote on charitable gifts and debate and vote on amendments to lobbying reform.

Representatives debated the budget reconciliation bill which is designed to balance the budget in seven years. They debated various aspects of the bill, especially several social policy prog…

The U.S. House of Representative convened and debated Bills to change rules regarding gifts to House members and staff. Members also debated Lobby reform and defense spending.

U.S. House begin the day’s legislative business.

Members of the US House of Representatives debated on the debt limit extension bill.

The House of Representatives continued their debate on the debt limit extension.

The U.S. House of Representatives continued debate on the Budget Reconciliation Bill, which would cover seven years and change discretionary spending limits for FY'96-'98 and create new limi…

House Republican leaders briefed reporters on their plan to dismantle the Department of Commerce. The proposal would eliminate four agencies and 34 programs and would shift trade responsibil…

The House continued debate on Federal Intelligence Agency Funding as well as FY 1996 Spending Budget.

The U.S. House of Representatives debated 11 of 13 appropriations bills for the New Fiscal year, to begin on Oct. 1. The House also considered a $244 billion Defense Department appropriation…

Day 5 of Waco Investigation with the Joint House Subcommittee. The joint subcommittees investigated the failed February 28, 1993 Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau raid on the Branch David…

This House session considered a bill concerning Commerce, Justice, and State Department appropriations.

Representative members debate on legislative business on the U.S. House floor.