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The Senate debated fiscal year 1996 Department of the Interior funding.

In an excerpt, senators debated President Clinton’s request for congressional support of his plan to send 20,000 U.S. troops to Bosnia as part of a NATO peacekeeping force.

The Senate considered the flag desecration amendment, among other things.

The U.S. Senate opened with prayer by the Senate Chaplain. Members spoke on any topic during morning speeches. Later the Senate debated flag desecration. During this session, no votes were s…

This Senate debated a House-passed constitutional amendment banning flag desecration as well as the Partial-Birth Abortions Act.

The Senate considered a House-passed constitutional amendment banning flag desecration.

U.S. Senate works on the Highway Conference Report and the Reconciliation bill.

Secretary Riley and several Democratic senators talked with reporters about the direct student loan program in relation to the budget reconciliation plan.

The United States Senate passed S.R. 1332 which allowed the relocation of the United States Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Democratic leaders talked to reporters about their views on the three remaining Senate’s appropriations bills: the VA/HUD bill, the HHS/Labor bill and the Commerce/Justice/State departments …

The Senate continued debate on the fiscal year 1996 Department of Agriculture spending bill, which also funds the Food and Drug Administration and related agencies.

The Senate worked on a resolution that would lift the arms embargo on Bosnia.

The Senate continued work on a government regulatory reform bill that aims to change the process for issuing federal regulations on safety, health, and the environment.