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The House planned to Debate on $95 billion in net tax reductions over five years.

House Republican leaders outlined their agenda for the 105th Congress. Committee chairs and others and others talked about specific issues, including balancing the budget, tax cuts and Unite…

Congressional Republicans talked with reporters about the accomplishments of the 104th Congress and praised their leaders.

The U.S. House opened with prayer by the House Chaplain. The members voted on approving the Journal. Then Representative Elijah Cummings, who won on April 16th in a Special Election to fill …

The House speaker and other Republicans reacted to President Clinton’s State of the Union Address.

The U.S. House met for the Second Session of the 104th Congress. Opened with prayer by the House Chaplain. Then Members gave one-minute speeches. The House voted on a veto override of the FY…

At about 1:00 pm January 21st, 1995, Republicans briefed reporters on how a balanced budget would benefit U.S. citizens by lowering interest rates on consumer loans. They also took questions…

U.S. House begin the day’s legislative business.

After the prayer by the House Chaplain, the U.S. House opened with one-minute Speeches on a variety of issues then voted to adjourn. When they returned, a controversial debate ensued about m…

U.S. House met to discuss Labor, Health, and Education spending. The House ended with a debate on considering a bill to revise the Telecommunications Law.

United States House of Representatives session on May 18, 1995, debated the FY '96 budget plans -- the plan reported by the House Budget Committee and several substitute budget plans. After …

The House met to vote on a bill to amend the clean water act. Also debate on a bill on medicare funding.

House Republican leaders talk about their accomplishments during the first 100 days of the 104th Congress in fulfilling their “Contract with America.”

This House session continued debate on the Republican Welfare Reform proposal. This bill converts nearly 30 welfare programs in to block grants for the states. Federal spending would be li…

After One Minute Speeches, the House debated the Anti-Crime Block Grants that would allow local and state governments to use the funding on programs of their choice.