October 13, 2004
Congress Postpones Completion of FY2005 Appropriations Bills
Over the Columbus Day holiday weekend, the House and Senate approved the conference reports for the Homeland Security and MilitaryView More
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September 24, 2004
Senate Forges Ahead on FY2005 Appropriations Bills
This week, the House completed its consideration of the Transportation, Treasury, and Independent Agencies spending bill. The Senate approved theView More
September 18, 2004
Senate Appropriations Committee Swings Into Action on FY2005 Appropriations Bills
This week, the Senate completed its consideration of the Homeland Security spending bill and began its consideration of the MilitaryView More
July 23, 2004
First FY2005 Appropriations Bill Heads to White House
This week, the House and Senate approved the conference report for the FY2005 Department of Defense spending bill, making itView More
July 23, 2004
Senate Hearing Examines States’ Response to Military Families
On July 21, the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Subcommittee on Children and Families and the Senate Armed ForcesView More
July 9, 2004
Action on FY2005 Appropriations Bills Stalls in Senate
This week, the House approved two of the thirteen FY2005 appropriations bills: Departments of Commerce, Justice, and State, the Judiciary,View More
June 25, 2004
FY2005 Defense Authorization Bill Heads to Conference
After more than four weeks of debate, the Senate approved, 97-0, the FY2005 defense authorization bill (S. 2400) on JuneView More
June 18, 2004
Senate Delays Final Vote on Defense Authorization Bill, Approves Hate Crimes Amendment
This week, the Senate continued its debate on the FY2005 defense authorization bill (S. 2400), which it began on MayView More
June 18, 2004
Floor Action Begins on FY2005 Appropriations Bills
In the first week of floor action on the FY2005 appropriations bills, the House approved the Department of Homeland SecurityView More
June 4, 2004
Debate on FY2005 Defense Authorization Bill Continues
This week, the Senate continued its debate on the FY2005 defense authorization bill (S. 2400), which it began prior toView More