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Scholars, journalists, and celebrities gathered to oppose the impeachment of President Bill Clinton. They argued that the public had been ignored by politicians seeking to further their own…

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

President Clinton spoke at the Democratic Unity Dinner about issues facing congressional candidates. He highlighted the economy, social security, crime, and the environment.

The U.S. Senate met and continued debate on FAA Authorizations H.R. 4057. Members voted on a number of amendments to the bill. Senators also voted on cloture for S. 2176 Federal Vacancies…

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…

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

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…

President Bill Clinton and others addressed a gathering of major Democratic contributors.

United States Senators debated on the floor of the Senate about measures dealing with an agriculture spending bill.

The United States Senate was considering measures on 57 billion dollars in agriculture spending.

The Senate met for morning business.

The Senate session debated Veterans and Housing spending.

Members of the Senate Labor and House Commerce committees heard testimony from administration officials, health care experts and others regarding the allocation of organ donations. Senator…

Democratic Senators talked about the defeat on the chamber floor of Senator John McCain’s (R-AZ) tobacco legislation. They expressed dismay at the killing of the bill and blamed the…

The Senate continues to debate tobacco legislation.

The Senate continues debate on the Tobacco Bill.

In an excerpt from the Washington Journal, Senator Torricelli talked about commencement speeches and what he likes to say when he gives a commencement address.

In the newspaper roundtable, Senator Robert Torricelli, Democrat from New York, talked about current news stories and too audience calls, faxes and electronic mail.