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The house returned from a recess to take up funding bills for Commerce, Justice and State Departments.

The House returned from recess to debate Fiscal Year 1998 spending and a bill to repeal a House rule allowing subpoenaed witnesses to choose not to testify in hearings in front of cameras.

The United States House of Representatives voted and debated on the Dornan and Sanchez election investigation, expediting Rules procedures and U.S. policy towards China.

The U.S House debated a bill that would make changes to IRS management, operations, and audit procedures. It also debated a bill that would make changes to U.S.-China policy.

The U.S. House of Representatives debated nuclear waste storage and forestry issues among others.

The House of Representative meets for morning business. Members gave general speeches. Temporary funding the Federal Government and Amtrak Funding were also discussed.

The U.S. House met to discuss and vote on a package of ethics reforms and a resolution concerning floor privileges.

This House Session debates the FY'98 Spending Bills, Labor , Health & Education Spending

The US House dealt with Foreign operations Spending.

House Members delivered one minute speeches on the topic of their choosing, considered a bill on federal employee benefits, voted to deliver most favored nation status to China for trade, an…

The U.S. House of Representatives met and engaged in a period of One Minute Speeches, during which time members could speak on any subject. Following these speeches members continued to H.R.…

The. U.S. House of Representatives convened for one-minute speeches, and then debated a bill that would authorize $12.2 billion for State Department and international programs for over 2 yea…

After opening the House session with One Minute Speeches, the House took up debate on two Foreign Policy Bills. One is for allocating money for State Department programs and the other is for…

Jackie Koszczuk, of Congressional Quarterly, David Mason, a Senior Fellow with the Heritage Foundation, and Meredith. McGehee, of Common Cause, two witnesses at a recent House Ethics Reform …