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Professor Michele Swers talked about her book, Women in the Club: Gender and Policy Making in the Senate, in which she examines the impact of gender difference in the Senate on the bills bro…

Panelists talked about upcoming leadership elections and likely committee assignments in both the House and Senate for the 113th Congress. Topics included House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’…

Erin Billings moderated a discussion of who has retained or lost their power in the 2010 midterm elections. Panelists also responded to questions from the audience.

Emily Pierce spoke by phone about the status of the Senate jobs bills unveiled by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and other senators. She also talked about House votes on raising the debt …

Telephone lines were open for comments on Senator-Elect Scott Brown’s victory in the Massachusetts special election to fill former Senator Ted Kennedy’s seat. Emily Pierce spoke by phone abo…

Emily Pierce, Senior Staff Writer for the Congressional Quarterly, talked about the senate health care debate.

Emily Pierce spoke by phone about the latest on the Senate health care bill, including the tentative agreement reached by Senate Democrats.

Emily Pierce spoke by phone about what the Senate would the Senate would be debating later in the day on health care legislation.

Minority Whip Senator Jon Kyl talked about the Senate agenda. Topics included Republican efforts to work on a health care bill, what he would like to ask Supreme Court nominee Judge Sonia So…

Emily Pierce talked about the conference committee process for the economic stimulus bill, if the Senate passes the bill. She responded to telephone calls and electronic mail.

Reporting by phone, Emily Pierce talked about previous night Senate debate on the stimulus bill and the likely vote later in the day.

Ms. Peirce spoke about the return of Congress following the 2008 elections and several issues the lame duck Senate would address in the remaining months of the 110th Congress.

Ms. Pierce spoke about the congressional legislative agenda when it returned form a July 4th recess.

Ms. Pierce spoke about Democratic plans to bring appropriations legislation to a vote in Congress.

Ms. Pierce spoke via telephone about Senate debate over Iraq policy.

Ms. Pierce spoke about Senate votes on proposed supplemental spending legislation for operations in Iraq.

Ms. Pierce spoke about the progress made on the House Democratic majority’s legislative for the first 100 hours of the 110th Congress.

Ms. Pierce spoke about legislation currently being considered in Congress. She discussed priorities for energy policy reform.

Ms. Pierce reported on legislation on the congressional agenda, including energy and immigration legislation.

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments on news of the day. The question of the day was How Can The FDA Increase Public Confidence?