Senate Session
The Senate debated a balanced budget bill. Because temporary funding had expired, the government continued in a partial shutdown.
View in Congressional Chronicle287 viewsThe Senate debated a balanced budget bill. Because temporary funding had expired, the government continued in a partial shutdown.
View in Congressional Chronicle287 viewsIssues discussed in this Senate Session were Student Loans, the War powers Act for Bosnia, Government spending, Low-income energy assistance, and Defense Appropriations for 1996.
View in Congressional Chronicle210 viewsSenators debated legislation that would ban a certain type of abortion procedure which is usually performed late in pregnancy except to save the life of the mother. The House has already pas…
366 viewsThe Senate debated a Flag Desecration Amendment to the Constitution.
View in Congressional Chronicle200 viewsThis Senate debated a House-passed constitutional amendment banning flag desecration as well as the Partial-Birth Abortions Act.
View in Congressional Chronicle384 viewsThe U.S. Senate debated S1316, Safe Drinking Water Bill
View in Congressional Chronicle145 viewsU.S. Senate works on the Highway Conference Report and the Reconciliation bill.
View in Congressional Chronicle147 viewsSenators 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…
View in Congressional Chronicle147 viewsThe U.S. Senate met to debate Social Security Funding and Congressional Funding. Before debate, Morning Business was held where Senators can speak up to an hour on a topic of their choosing.
View in Congressional Chronicle147 viewsThe Senate considered the 1996 Transportation Conference Report.
View in Congressional Chronicle87 viewsThe Senate met to debate the many amendments to the Budget Reconciliation Bill before casting their votes.
View in Congressional Chronicle104 viewsThe U.S. Senate continued work on the Budget Reconciliation Bill along with several amendments to the bill. The bill would reduce federal spending $633 billion and reduce taxes $224 billion …
View in Congressional Chronicle77 viewsThe United States Senate passed S.R. 1332 which allowed the relocation of the United States Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
View in Congressional Chronicle304 viewsDemocratic Senators talked to reporters about the impact of Republican Medicare and Medicaid proposals on beneficiaries. They accused the Republicans of lying about several aspects of their …
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