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The House Rules Committee met to establish rules for debate on a 12-part spending bill that would fund through the end or fiscal year 2015 all federal government operations except the Depart…

Members debated rules for consideration of temporary government spending measures.

Members of the House Rules Committee met to consider rules for debate on a government spending measure for emergency funding of national parks, veterans benefits, medical research, payment o…

Members of the House Rules Committee met to consider rules for debate on a government spending measure for emergency funding of national parks, veterans benefits, medical research, payment o…

The House Rules Committee met to consider a rule to instruct the House to appoint conferees on the continuing resolution. The government would shut down at midnight if an agreement cannot be…

Members of the House Rules Committee met to consider rules for debate on a government spending measure to fund the federal government through December 15, 2013.

The House Rules Committee met to set the rules for the debate on a continuing resolution to extend federal government funding for fiscal year 2013, that began in October 2012.

Telephone lines were open for comments on House Republicans' decision to accept Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell’s proposal to end the House-Senate impasse on extending Social Security…

The House Rules Committee met to consider rules for floor debate on pending legislation. The first bill was Speaker Boehner’s deficit reduction and debt ceiling package. The second measure w…

The House Rules Committee considered the rule for floor debate on the fiscal year 2012 budget. The hearing was joined in progress just after getting underway.

Representative Daniel Webster, one of the 87 first-term Republican House members, talked about spending cuts and entitlement reforms. Other topics included House Speaker Boehner, tax policy,…

The House Rules Committee held an original jurisdiction hearing on a resolution that would advocate a roll back of federal spending to fiscal 2008 levels.