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Subcommittee members heard testimony from officials from the General Services Administration, the National Highway Safety Administration and other services organizations. The subcommittee is…

A House Commerce Subcommittee heard from two panels of physicians during a hearing on Cancer Research. The witnesses spoke about their current progress and obstacles.

Members of the Senate Labor and House Commerce committees heard testimony from administration officials, health care experts and others regarding the allocation of organ donations. Senator B…

Subcommittee members heard testimony regarding the Hanford nuclear facility in Richland, WA. There have been reports of management problems, possible violations which have lead to unsafe con…

House Commerce Subcommittee members heard testimony from representatives from the General Accounting Office on the implications of using decimals instead of fractions in pricing stocks.

Network and cable executives and representatives of computer companies testified before the House Telecommunications Subcommittee about the transition to digital television transmission and …

Subcommittee members heard testimony on the legal, medical and ethical issues surrounding the possibility of human cloning. Lawmakers, clergy and scientists talked about the implications of …

Subcommittee members heard testimony from state attorneys general, governors and administration officials on the use of tobacco settlement funds to pay for Medicaid programs for illnesses ca…

The House subcommittee on Telecommunications, Trade and Consumer Protection and television industry officials heard comments by randomly selected families in Peoria, Illinois. They commented…

The House Commerce Subcommittee members heard testimony on federal regulations governing the use and availability of home drug testing kits. FDA officials testified about the accuracy of suc…

Committee members heard testimony concerning legislation to make stricter laws against altering electronic equipment, such as radio scanners, in order to eavesdrop on cellular telephone conv…