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Members of the U.S. House of Representative met and focused on a conference report to a bill to terminate the Interstate Commerce Commission. Also, members debated appropriations for the Dis…

U.S. House members debate a budget plan proposed by President Clinton.

On this day, the House considered a bill to authorize defense spending for FY '96. They also needed to consider a temporary spending bill to keep the government funded or else face a governm…

The House reconvened from a recess to continue consideration of a House Joint Resolution for temporary spending for government agencies FY '96.

The U.S. House of Representatives continued work on temporary bills that would fund most government programs and raise the U.S. debt limit. They considered whether to accept Senate changes t…

The House of Representatives continued their debate on the debt limit extension.

This House session considered a bill concerning Commerce, Justice, and State Department appropriations.

The U.S. House of Representatives conducted it’s daily business.

The US House conducted a series of one minute speeches debating an Appropriations Bill.

The House of Representatives debated the Fiscal Year 1996 Treasury-Postal Appropriations Bill.

The U.S House of Representatives met, prayed, and debated Appropriations Bills.

Members of the U.S House of Representatives voted on agriculture and interior appropriation bills.

Representative members debate on legislative business on the U.S. House floor.

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives debated several appropriations bills.

The house was in Session today to cover an array of subjects including judge Thomas.

The U.S. House met to consider a number of measures including the fiscal year 1996 budget resolution.

The U.S. House dealt with Flag Desecration, Abortion Funding, Foreign Operations, and Aid to Haiti.

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives met to consider a bill that would extend healthcare for veterans exposed to chemicals during the Vietnam War. Members would also make amendments …