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This House session began with 1-minute speeches then moved on to Intelligence spending, National Parks and Lands Bill, Treasury and Postal Service, Cable & Satellite TV access Audio loss …

The U.S. House met, debated, and voted on a series of appropriations bills, including the Transportation Spending Bill. Before debate, the members participated in one minute speeches where m…

The House met to consider a proposal to let tax-free savings accounts pay for expenses at K-12 schools and education savings accounts.

A number of bills may be considered under suspension of the rules. H.R. 512, the new Wildlife Refuge Authorization Act, may be considered under an open rule. General debate may begin on H.R.…

The House authorized $100 billion over 5 years for college student loans and higher education programs. The House also passed a bill that required two international satellite organizations t…

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives met to talk and vote on various bills.

The U.S. House discussed Interior and Defense spending as well as Amtrak funding

The U.S. House met to discuss Education Savings Accounts

The U.S. House of Representatives considered bills on FDA policies, national monuments, foreign operations spending, and low-level radioactive waste disposal.

The House met to vote to approve journal of yesterday’s session and debated Juvenile Violent Crime and Public Housing Programs.

U.S. House begins the day with debating an appropriations bill for spending for the Interior department.

Committee members heard testimony from members of Congress concerning alternatives to the current tax system which they have proposed.

United States House of Representatives session on March 29, 1993, members gave one-minute speeches and debated the following, product liability laws and temporary FY '96 spending.

The U.S. House of Representatives opened with one-minute speeches. The House members debated the Telecommunication Policy. They voted on agreeing to the Conference Report. They debated the r…

The House convened to debate H.R. 1868 and other legislative bills.

U.S. House debated a bill to temporarily continue funding of the government.

The U.S. House met, debated, and voted on Medicare Proposals.