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House and Senate Adjourn for August Recess
(August 13, 2010)
The Senate
reconvenes at 2:30 PM on Monday, September 13 and will begin a
period of morning business. Following morning business, the
Senate will consider the nomination of Jane Stranch to be U.S.
Circuit Court Judge for the Sixth Circuit. The House gavels in
at 2:00 PM on Tuesday, September 14. A House floor schedule has not been
released. |
House to Take Up Science and Technology Investment Bill
(May 9, 2010)
The House this week will consider legislation aimed at
strengthening the nation's competitiveness in the global
economy through increased investment in science, technology,
engineering and math education (STEM), and by laying a path to
double basic research funding over the next decade. |
Test Vote on Wall Street Reform Bill Scheduled for Monday
(Apr. 25, 2010)
The Senate on Monday will hold a test vote on the Wall Street
Reform Act, legislation aimed at tightening federal oversight
of the financial sector with the goal of preventing a
financial crisis similar to the one that occurred in late
2008. The procedural vote on whether to officially bring the
bill to the floor for debate is scheduled for 5:00 PM, and
will require a 60-vote supermajority. Thus, Senate Majority
Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) will need at least one Republican to
vote in favor of moving forward with the bill. |
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