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The U.S. Senate resumed their session. They passed two pieces of legislation by unanimous consent during this period of the session and confirmed the nomination of Judge Jed Rakoff to the…

The U.S. Senate met and began their session with a period of Morning Business. During this time members could spoke on a variety of topics, but maintained their focus on the ongoing…

Members of the Terrorism Subcommittee briefed reporters on the final report concerning the investigation into the incident at Ruby Ridge. The report criticized both Randy Weaver and the…

The US Senate opened with prayer by Reverend Lloyd Ogilvie, Senate Chaplain. Then held speeches on morning business. Senate debated a bill to take court action to obtain notes from a…

This Senate Session resumed with debate on sending Troops to Bosnia and the Defense authorization conference report being considered to authorize the Defense spending bill that was agreed to…

U.S. Senate members continue debate on the Defense spending bill and a bill to fund the District of Columbia.

Issues 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.

The U.S. Senate opened with prayer by the Senate Chaplain. Members spoke on any topic during morning speeches. Later the Senate debated flag desecration. During this session, no votes were…

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes and…

The Senate began debate and consideration of a bill that would change the rules to file and win securities fraud lawsuits.

U.S. Senate session on 11/28/95.

Following a briefing by President Bill Clinton, Senate leaders expressed their opinions on sending U.S. troops to Bosnia as part of a NATO peacekeeping force.

The US Senate conducted Morning Business. No Legislative Business was conducted on the day.

U.S. Senate works on the Highway Conference Report and the Reconciliation bill.

Democratic Senators briefed reporters on an administration report on the impact of House and Senate versions of welfare reform legislation. They voiced their opposition to these measures…

Senators 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…

After meeting with President Clinton, Senate Democrats talked about the possible use of U.S. troops in a peacekeeping mission in Bosnia.

The Senate met for legislative business.

The National Italian American Foundation hosted speeches by several members of Congress. Participants spoke about various foreign and domestic policy issues.