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The House approved (320-91) legislation to combat antisemitism on college campuses, an oil and gas drilling in Alaska bill (214-199), and a resolution denouncing the Biden administration’s i…

In a rare Saturday session, the House of Representatives debated and passed four foreign aid bills. Three of those bills provide aid to Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan, and the fourth is a packa…

The House approved (320-99) a continuing resolution to extend government funding in two stages, until March 8 and 22, to avert a looming partial government shutdown at midnight March 1. The …

The House considered two immigration policy bills. One would allow the deportation of migrants who have been convicted of, or admitted to, Social Security fraud. The other would deny any for…

Ukrainian government officials along with advocates testified on using seized Russian assets to fund Ukraine’s reconstruction. They appeared before the U.S. Commission on Security and Cooper…

The House approved legislation that limits agency rulemaking authority. (H.R. 357). Later, during special order speeches, a bipartisan group of members spoke in favor of passing aid to suppo…

The House debated and approved the rule for debate on the debt limit bill. The vote was 241-187, with 52 Democrats supporting the measure and 29 Republicans opposing it. Members also approve…

The House voted on and approved two science-related suspension bills that were debated earlier in the day.

The House debated a bill that prohibits the drawdown of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve until the Department of Energy develops a plan to increase the percentage of federal la…

The House debated two anti-abortion measures. One is a resolution condemning violence against “pro-life” pregnancy centers, groups, and churches. The other would require medical care for a “…

The House considered 29 suspension bills, including several veterans-related measures.

A Ukrainian medic held in Russian captivity described the torment and living conditions she was subjected to by soldiers as “hell.” She told lawmakers on the Commission on Security and Coope…

The House met for one-minute speeches.

The House approved a Senate-passed bill to expand President Biden’s ability to send military aid to Ukraine in its fight against Russia’s invasion of the country.

Former NATO Supreme Commander General Wesley Clark (Ret.) argued before the Helsinki Commission that inaction by the U.S. and NATO allies would not “translate” into Russian President Vladimi…

Baltic state leaders testified before the Helsinki Commission about the need for more U.S. assistance after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The Foreign Affairs Committee heads from Lithuania, …

The House passed a suspension bill to suspend normal trade relations with Russia and Belarus for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and a resolution condemning the deaths of 14 people in the 1972…

The Helsinki Commission (formally known as the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe) held a hearing on tensions between Russia-Ukraine. Senators and House members heard testimony…

The House approved a bill seeking to limit presidential power and election interference.

The House debated and voted on a number of bills under suspension of the rules, including measures condemning the abuse of the Uyghur people in China. Members also considered bills involving…