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In an excerpt, members debated a constitutional amendment on congressional term limits.

In the newspaper roundtable segment of the Washington Journal Former Congressman Larry LaRocco (D-Idaho) and Former Congresswoman Enid Mickelsen (R-Utah) discussed current news stories of in…

The Utah Congressional Delegation sponsored this ceremony and donated a 100 year old tree to honor the centennial of Utah statehood. In his remarks, the Speaker urged people to reach out to …

In the last of a series of joint hearings, two House subcommittees examined ways of improving rules and procedures for the 105th Congress, including topics such as using more technology, ach…

Utah Governor Mike Leavitt (R), Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT), Representative Enid Green (R-UT) and other members of the Utah congressional delegation reacted to President Bill Clinton’s decisi…

United States House of Representatives debated whether to override President Bill Clinton’s veto of H.R. 1833, a bill which would ban a certain type of abortion procedure, which is usually p…

United States House of Representatives session on September 17, 1996, included taking up more than twenty bills under suspension of the rules procedures.

The U.S. House of Representatives voted on approving the Journal. Then the members gave one-minute speeches. Later the House considered a bill letting workers take compensatory time off inst…

House of Representatives met in a General session to discuss various bills and special orders.

The U.S. House debates District of Columbia spending for fiscal year 1997.

The House of Representatives debated Fiscal Year 1997 Legislative Spending Bill and Fiscal Year 1997 Labor, Health and Education Spending Bill.

On this day, the U.S. House considered a number of Crime Bills, dealing with sentences for jury tampering, stalking of persons across state lines, and crime against children and the elderly

The U.S. House of Representatives considered a bill to make illegal a “partial-birth” abortion, and voted to agree on Senate amendments. They then worked on a bill to mark a 1988 chemical we…