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The House continued its legislative session from earlier in the day.

During Morning Hour, any member may speak for up to five minutes on any topic. When no additional members seek recognition, Morning Hour concludes.

Susan Rice testified on the United Nations fiscal year 2013 budget.

One Minute Speeches (15 per side) H.R. 2117 - Protecting Academic Freedom in Higher Education Act (Structured Rule) The rule provides for one hour of general debate and makes in order the f…

The House passed a bill that allows gun owners to carry concealed handguns across state lines.

The House approved the Republican debt and deficit reduction plan, which they call the Cut, Cap, and Balance Bill. The legislation requires $111 billion in spending reductions and establishe…

Patrick Conroy opened the session with his first prayer as House chaplain.

Rep Crowley (D-NY) gave a silent one-minute speech during today’s House session.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she would meet members of the Libyan opposition during a visit to Egypt and Tunisia. She also said the U.S. should not act alone in response to recent…

The House passed a short-term, two-week extension of the fiscal year 2011 spending bill that extends funding through Friday, March 18, 2011.

Complete consideration of H. Res. 72--Directing certain standing committees to inventory and review existing, pending, and proposed regulations and orders from agencies of the Federal Govern…

In an annual rally on the National Mall, “pro-life” advocates and lawmakers talked about the anniversary of Roe v. Wade and about public policy positions favoring their viewpoint.

The House considered a number of bills, including ones on surface transportation and aid for Haiti.

Ben Bernanke testified about the state of the U.S. economy and the economic outlook. In his remarks he said that he expected the economic recovery to remain on track despite the recent debt …

The House passed several suspension bills debated previously. Charles Djou (D-HI) was sworn to finish the term of former Representative Neil Abercrombie (D), who resigned.

The House considered 12 bills under suspension of the rules.