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The House considered two measures regarding U.S. military action in Libya. One measure to limit the use of American troops failed 123-295. A second bill that would block all funds for U.S. m…

The House considered conference report to 1st minibus spending package and rules for debate to a balanced budget amendment

Patrick Conroy opened the session with his first prayer as House chaplain.

Members debated changes to patent and trademark Law. Vote number 484 was vitiated and replaced by vote 485.

Conference Report on H.R. 1540 - National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012 (Conference Report Rule, One Hour of Debate) Legislation Considered Under Suspension of the Rules: …

The House passed an extension through the end of fiscal year 2011 highway and mass transit spending programs. Members also began debate on the small business paperwork bill, which would repe…

Members of the Congressional Black Caucus conducted a ceremonial swearing-in ceremony. Outgoing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other Democratic leaders addressed the caucus.

Rep Crowley (D-NY) gave a silent one-minute speech during today’s House session.

The House voted on legislation titled “Repealing The Job-Killing Health Care Law Act” that would repeal the 2010 health care reform law.

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 Barbara Lee talked about President Obama’s jobs plan and its status in Congress, and she responded to telephone calls and electronic communications. Other topics included the …

During Morning Hour, any member may speak for up to five minutes on any topic. When no additional members seek recognition, Morning Hour concludes.

During Morning Hour, any member may speak for up to five minutes on any topic. When no additional members seek recognition, Morning Hour concludes.

The House convened for Morning Hour, when members were permitted to speak on a variety of topics.

During Morning Hour, any member may speak for up to five minutes on any topic. When no additional members seek recognition, Morning Hour concludes.

The House convened for Morning Hour, when members were permitted to speak on a variety of topics.