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The House convened for a pro forma session.

The House met for brief pro forma session.

The House met for a pro forma session.

The House met for a brief pro forma session.

The House convened for a pro forma session.

The House approved a bill to make some of the individual tax cuts passed in December 2018 permanent. It was the last bill in a series of three Republican tax policy bills being called “Tax Reform…

The House debated and passed two tax policy bills. One encourages retirement and family savings through the creation of universal savings accounts. The other aims to promote new business…

The House met for Morning Hour, with members permitted to speak on any topic.

The House debated and passed a non-binding resolution saying that the House of Representatives does not approve of illegal immigrants voting in U.S. elections. Lawmakers also completed work…

The House met for one-minute speeches before debating the rules for two upcoming bills. One bill was a package of spending measures for fiscal year 2019, including the Departments of…

The House met for Morning Hour, with members permitted to speak on any topic.

The House considered 38 bills under suspension of the rules, including reauthorizing programs that deal with flu outbreaks; a Senate-passed drug-pricing transparency measure allowing…

The House met for Morning Hour, with members permitted to speak on any topic.

The U.S. House met for a pro forma session with no roll call expected.

Catholic University politics professor Matthew Green discussed the determining factors in U.S. House leadership elections from the 1960s to the present. Professor Green is co-author of the forthcoming…

The House convened for a pro forma session.

The House convened for a pro forma session.

The House approved a fiscal year 2019 spending bill that covers the Department of Veterans Affairs, military construction, energy and water programs, and legislation branch operations.…

The House met for Morning Hour, with members permitted to speak on any topic.

The House debated 24 bills, including approving measures that included grants for memorials for the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and a ban on eating dog and cat meat.