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C-SPAN re-aired selected speeches and campaign events from the candidates' Senate campaigns.

The Senate debated appropriation bills, a judicial nomination, and other topics.

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 discussed a…

House Judiciary Committee members answered reporters' questions on the investigation of President Clinton. Representative Marty Meehan (D-MA) stated that the president should be punished, but the…

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

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…

On this day, this session of the Senate began with morning business, when Senators may speak on any topic and introduce bills. They then took up a defense spending bill, the cost of which…

First Lady Hillary Clinton was joined by others to announce the release of a special stamp designed to support efforts in breast cancer research.

United States Senate session on July 28, 1998 devoted to tributes for the two U.S. Capitol Police officers killed at the United States Capitol and debate on the Treasury and General Government…

The Senate met to consider a bill to continue federal higher education program funding for another 5 years.

The Senate met to debate defense programs funding.

On this day, the Senate took up Tobacco Legislation that would raise $516 billion from the tobacco industry over 25 years. The money would come from a $1.10/pack cigarette increase and from…

Members of the U.S. Senate met to debate on removing of the tobacco legislation and the manner in which it was done. Alternative legislation to curb teen smoking was also explored, as well…

Senators debated a tobacco bill and voted on two amendments to the bill. This is an incomplete program.