The House passed a bill that would ensure the same burden of proof in age discrimination claims as in other discrimination cases. The measure would reverse a 2009 Supreme Court ruling on age discrimination lawsuits. Twenty-nine Republicans voted "yes" along with all Democrats.
9:59AM - 10:42AM ETMorning Hour 11:59AM - 1:07PM ETHouse Session, Part 1 1:30PM - 7:29PM ETHouse Session, Part 2
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Briefings for June 23, 2021
Hearings for June 23, 2021
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- 10:00AM ETHouse Oversight and Reform Subcommittee on Economic and Consumer PolicyHearing on Underage Vaping Legislation
- 10:00AM ETHouse Armed Services CommitteeDefense Department Fiscal Year 2022 Budget Request
Statistics
2020 Year End Statistics118th Congress - House
Total Hours: 892 (After 472 days)
Debate315 Hours
Special Orders141 Hours
Votes177 Hours
One Minute Speeches67 Hours
Morning Hour75 Hours
Opening Procedures6 Hours
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Source: Resume of Congressional Activity (senate.gov)