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Senator Hagel announced that he would be a candidate for chairman of the Republican Senatorial Committee. He discussed his goals and aspirations and said that he would concentrate of…

The Middle East Institute hosted an address by Senator Chuck Hagel (R-Nebraska.) He spoke about the current United States policy regarding Iraq and the measures being taken to comply with…

Coverage of the house of representatives.

In an excerpt from the Senate Floor, Senators debated the $500 billion Omnibus Spending Bill.

The U.S. Senate engaged in Morning Business. Members also considered FY 1999 spending for agriculture and food stamps.

The U.S. Senate met to debate and vote on amendments to the Internet Commerce & Taxes Bill. They also debated and voted on the U.S. District Court Judge Nomination of Sonia Sotomayor.

The U.S. Senate met to debate DOD Authorization Act and other bills.

The U.S. Senate convened to debate H.R. 629, the Texas-Maine-Vermont Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Act, passing with a vote of 78-15. They then moved on to work on a foreign…

Senator Chuck Hagel, R-Nebraska, discussed headline news and responded to audience telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

The Senate was in a period of Morning Business. This is an incomplete program.

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…

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…

Senators gave tributes and made comments about the Capitol police officers slain.

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

Republican Senators talked with reporters about Republican health care proposals and took questions.

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

United States Senate session on July 6, 1998 with Morning Business.

Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee members heard testimony from Lawrence Summers about the economic situation in Asia. He talked about his recent trip to Asia and his participation in the…