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In an excerpt from the Senate Floor, Senators debated the $500 billion Omnibus Spending Bill.

The Senate considered the Freedom from Religious Persecution Act, the Patients Bill of Rights Act and Fiscal Year 1999 Treasury and Postal Services Bill.

The Senate spend much of this session in Morning Business. Morning Business is when lawmakers introduce bills or speak on any topic. Senator Jon Kyl R-Arizona, and Senator Dianne Feinstein d…

The Senate met to continue debate on Bankruptcy Reform and Interior Spending.

The U.S. Senate conducted it’s daily business.

The Senate met to continue debate on a bill changing bankruptcy laws.

The Senate voted on a veto override on partial birth abortion. They also debated on a bill that would ban the transportation of minors to other states for abortions.

Senator Durbin announced a proposal to ban all late term abortions except for rare cases when the mother’s life is in danger. All the senators present supported this measure. After their pre…

A bankruptcy reform bill and an abortion related bill are debated in this Senate session.

The U.S. Senate considered $13.4 billion in Interior Department spending for fiscal year 1999.

The Senate debated the Campaign Finance Reform and Bankruptcy bills. This is an incomplete program

This session began with a Quorum Call, then a move for Cloture was made on bills for Missile Defense and Bankruptcy protection. Afterwards Morning Business continued with issues on Bankrupt…

The U.S. Senate convened to debate H.R. 629, the Texas-Maine-Vermont Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Act, passing with a vote of 78-15. They then moved on to work on a foreign operatio…

After discussions on Managed Health Care and the Little League World Series, The United States Senate continued it’s consideration of $12.6 billion dollars in foreign aid for fiscal year 199…

The U.S. Senate held a vote on the Conference Report on H.R. 4059, the Military Construction Appropriations Act. The military construction projects included barracks, roads, hospitals & wate…

Several of those who had attended the Brady Gun Law anniversary event at White House with President Bill Clinton talked with reporters about gun control.

The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee questioned the panelists on issues of satellite technology exportation to countries such as China.