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The House voted to repeal the “Don’t ask, Don’t tell” policy by a 250-175 vote.

The House passed a bill to fund the federal government through December 3, 2010.

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chair Julius Genachowski and other FCC members testified an an oversight hearing of the commission. The focused on proposals to expand broadband acces…

The subcommittee on Communications, Technology, and the Internet held a hearing titled, “An Examination of the Proposed Combination of Comcast and NBC Universal.” The hearing explored the po…

Witnesses testified about online advertising and privacy issues. They focused on "behavioral online advertising", or advertising that follows users web browsing history with the intention of…

Witnesses testified at an oversight hearing on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Chairman Genachowski outlined plan to make permanent network neutrality rules that would prevent t…

The House passed in a 219-212 vote the climate change and energy bill. It includes cap and trade provisions and renewable energy requirements. Members also approved $32 billion for Interior …

The House Energy and Commerce Committee met to mark up legislation that would reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee met to mark up legislation that would reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Representative Joe Barton, ranking member of the House Energy and Commerce Department, and other Republican members spoke to reporters on the Republican Party energy plan.

The House passed an amended children’s health insurance bill (SCHIP), continuing the state-run, federally-funded health insurance program for low-income children. Members also approved legis…

The House debated H.R. 1, an economic stimulus bill

The Energy and Air Quality Subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee held a hearing on protecting the electric power grid from cybersecurity intrusions into computers controlli…

New FCC chairman Kevin Martin testified about his proposal to relax media ownership rules. The other four FCC commissioners and heads of various media groups testified about the plan.