October 26, 2001
Senate Passes Foreign Operations Spending Bill
Breaking the logjam of FY2002 spending bills, this week the Senate approved the FY2002 foreign operations appropriations bill (H.R. 2506).View More
Appropriations
October 26, 2001
Congress Passes Fourth Continuing Resolution
On October 25, the House and Senate approved the fourth FY2002 continuing resolution (H. J. Res. 70) that will fundView More
October 19, 2001
Military Construction Spending Bill Headed to President
This week, Congress sent the President two FY2002 appropriations bills—Interior and Military Construction. The House approved the conference report forView More
October 12, 2001
House Passes Labor-HHS-Education Spending Bill; Senate Readies Measure for Floor
This week, Congress made some progress on its consideration of the FY2002 spending bills. On October 11, the House voted,View More
October 12, 2001
Senate Committee Approves D.C. Spending Bill
The Senate Appropriations Committee on October 11 approved, 16-13, the FY2002 District of Columbia (D.C.) appropriations bill (as-yet-unnumbered). The SenateView More
October 12, 2001
LHHSE Report Language Impacts Women and Families
The House Appropriations Committee report accompanying the FY2002 Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education appropriations bill (H.R. 3061) includesView More
October 12, 2001
House Subcommittee Approves Defense Spending Bill
On October 10, the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense approved, by voice vote, the FY2002 defense spending bill (as-yet-unnumbered). InView More
October 5, 2001
Subcommittee Approves Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Bill
In quick fashion, the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education approved, by voice vote, itsView More
September 26, 2001
House Passes D.C. Spending Bill
On September 25, after a contentious debate on several gay rights-related amendments, the House approved the $398 million FY2002 DistrictView More
September 26, 2001
Congress Approves Continuing Resolution
With the current fiscal year set to expire on September 30, Congress has yet to send any of the 13View More