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The House has been in recess throughout the day. The House is expected to convene to continue debate on Homeland Security.

The House continued work for a second day on fiscal year 2008 Homeland Security spending. Members debated the disclosure of congressional earmarks.

The House continued work on a $37 billion spending bill for the Department of Homeland Security.

The House Appropriations Committee marked up the fiscal year 2007 supplemental appropriations for Iraq. Several members presented proposed amendments and revisions to the emergency spending …

The House voted on three suspension bills that were debated earlier in the day and on which the yeas and nays were requested.

For the fourth day, the House debated a non-binding Iraq War resolution saying that Congress would continue to support U.S. armed forces in Iraq, but it disapproves President George W. Bush’…

Secretary Chertoff testified about the proposed fiscal year 2008 budget for the Department of Homeland Security. In his testimony and in questions from members, he addressed the status of de…

Secretary Nicholson and others testified about the proposed fiscal year 2008 budget for the Department of Veterans Affairs. Among the topics they addressed were the quality and availability …

The House worked on a continuing resolution for the remainder of fiscal year 2007.

The House passed a bill implementing certain 9/11 Commission recommendations. Lawmakers also voted for oversight on intelligence spending.