November 30, 2001
House Approves Defense Spending Bill
On November 28, the House approved the FY2002 defense spending bill (H.R. 3338) by a vote of 406-20. Several women’sView More
Appropriations
November 30, 2001
Transportation Spending Conference Report Approved by House
After negotiating a compromise on a provision dealing with Mexican trucks, Congress is set to clear the conference report forView More
November 30, 2001
Economic Stimulus Debate Continues
An economic stimulus package (H.R. 3090) aimed at reviving the faltering economy was stalled as a result of partisan debateView More
November 16, 2001
Congress Continues Work on FY2002 Spending Bills
This week, Congress came closer to completing action on the remaining FY2002 appropriations bills when it sent two measures toView More
November 9, 2001
Congress Makes Progress on FY2002 Spending Bills
This week, Congress moved forward with its consideration of the FY2002 appropriations bills. Conferees completed work on several conference reports,View More
November 2, 2001
Senate Debates LHHSE Spending Bill
The Senate will continue its consideration of the FY2002 Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education appropriations bill (S. 1536)View More
November 2, 2001
Congress Sends Treasury-Postal Spending Bill to President
The conference report for the FY2002 Treasury, Postal Service, and General Government appropriations bill (H.R. 2590) was approved, 339-85, byView More
November 2, 2001
Legislative Branch Spending Bill Sent to President
Congress sent the President the FY2002 legislative branch spending bill (H.R. 2647) this week. The House approved the conference reportView More
November 2, 2001
Senate Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Report Language
The Senate Appropriations Committee report accompanying the FY2002 Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education bill (S. 1536) includes languageView More
October 26, 2001
Senate Approves FY2002 Agriculture Spending Bill
On October 26, the Senate passed the FY2002 agriculture spending bill (S. 1191) by a vote of 91-5. The HouseView More