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House Republicans react to the passage of the welfare conference report. The legislation is designed to limit the length of time people can remain on welfare and give authority over the…

U.S. House members debate a budget plan proposed by President Clinton.

The House met to debate the extension of the U.S. debt.

Republican leaders talked with reporters about proposed changes in drug policy and announced a task force to address drug use in youngsters. They also talked about the resignation of Drug…

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Republican members of the House Ways and Means Committee and child support activists briefed reporters on the child support enforcement provisions in the welfare reform bill. It was designed to…

A group of House Republicans announced the formation of the Mainstream Conservative Alliance and outlined some of its goals.

The House met to continue working on the Federal Budget.

House of Representatives met for session to discuss bills.

The U.S. House of Representatives continued debate on the Budget Reconciliation Bill, which would cover seven years and change discretionary spending limits for FY'96-'98 and create new…

The House debated the budget reconciliation bill which was designed to balance the budget within seven years.

This was a hearing by the House & Senate Welfare Conference Committee on Welfare Reform Legislation. Representative Bill Archer, R-Texas was the Chairman and Senator William Roth,…

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

The House opened with one-minute speeches and then debated on a bill to reverse laws on U.S. coastal commercial & recreational Fishing. The House agreed to go to a conference with the…

In this second day of markup hearings, committee members continued to debate final language on the Medicare reform proposal which is designed to save $270 billion over the next seven years…

The House Ways and Means Committee continued to Markup Medicare Legislation.

In this second day of markup hearings, committee members continued to debate final language on the Medicare reform proposal which is designed to save $270 billion over the next seven years…