House Session
The U.S. House of Representatives voted 258 to 176 to begin an impeachment inquiry into President Bill Clinton.
View in Congressional Chronicle1,784 viewsThe U.S. House of Representatives voted 258 to 176 to begin an impeachment inquiry into President Bill Clinton.
View in Congressional Chronicle1,784 viewsHouse Commerce Committee members heard testimony from executives of the five largest tobacco companies in the U.S on the proposed settlement between States Attorneys General and the five tob…
405 viewsCommittee members met to hear testimony from major tobacco executives on the tobacco industry perspective on the proposed settlement between states attorneys general and five tobacco compani…
359 viewsAfter the reading of several communications, the House debated a resolution expressing members' support for the U.S. military mission in Iraq. After the debate, the resolution was voted on. …
View in Congressional Chronicle685 viewsThe House had legislative business to work on several bills including Y2K Computer Problems, Home Ownership Programs and a Chemical Weapons Treaty.
View in Congressional Chronicle856 viewsIn an excerpt, members commented on the Judiciary Committee investigation of President Bill Clinton.
50 viewsThis House Session schedule began with members general statements then moved to business including spending for Veterans.Housing,EPA and NASA,Commerce,Justice and State.
View in Congressional Chronicle417 viewsThe House met to debate a series of land and natural resource bills along with welfare benefits and events in Kosovo.
View in Congressional Chronicle234 viewsThe U.S. House of Representatives met for legislative business. The House Members debated issues such as Foreign Operations spending and Education Spending. They also gave Special Orders spe…
View in Congressional Chronicle493 viewsThe United States House of Representatives convened for Morning Hour debates, where members spoke on various issues. Topics included telecommunications, the war on drugs and healthcare.
View in Congressional Chronicle68 viewsThe U.S. House of Representatives convened to work on such bills as campaign finance laws for federal elections, Iran’s nuclear projects, and U.N. Weapons and Inspections.
View in Congressional Chronicle236 viewsThe U.S. House met, debated, and voted on a series of appropriations bills, including the Transportation Spending Bill. Before debate, the members participated in one minute speeches where m…
View in Congressional Chronicle621 viewsThe House of Representative opened today with prayer by Reverend Dr. Kevin Shrum, Inglewood Baptist Church, Nashville, Tennessee. Then the House proceeded with one-minute speeches. House mem…
View in Congressional Chronicle1,199 viewsThe House debated Treasury and Postal Service Operations appropriations
View in Congressional Chronicle592 viewsThe United States House of Representatives opened up with some messages - H.R. 2870 - Tropical Forest Conservation Act of 1998 which the House Requested. The House proceeded with 15 minutes …
View in Congressional Chronicle548 viewsThe House met to debate and discuss Food and Drug Administration regulations on abortion drugs, agriculture spending which would consider 55.9 million dollars in spending for the Fiscal Year…
View in Congressional Chronicle349 viewsThe House met to discuss bills on a congressional gold medal for Nelson Mandela, increasing penalties for telemarketing, National Drought Policy, and teaching disabled students.
View in Congressional Chronicle56 viewsA number of bills may be considered under suspension of the rules. H.R. 512, the new Wildlife Refuge Authorization Act, may be considered under an open rule. General debate may begin on H.R.…
View in Congressional Chronicle369 viewsThis House session considered three bills after One Minute Speeches on various topics including scholarships for D.C. students, childcare programs in California, the White House hiring priva…
View in Congressional Chronicle463 viewsThe National Priorities Project released a report on how military spending should be redirected to support social and environmental needs. Several members of Congress reacted to the report.
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