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Court Rules Defense of Marriage Act Unconstitutional
DOMA expected to head for Supreme Court review...Read More
Cybersecurity Bill Still in Limbo
Expanding cyber-threats call for increased cybersecurity...Read More
House Sets Summer Agenda
Party leaders set summer agenda...Read More
Abortions Based on Baby's Gender Could be Banned
Gender based abortions discussed in the House...Read More

Upcoming House of Representatives Elections and Salaries

Decoration Day becomes Memorial Day

A message from Rep. Michael Burgess

Food Stamps and Safety Net - America's Farm Bill

Lawmakers must satisfy a vastly diverse nation of crop and animal farmers

Tax Breaks for Startups – More Visas Cause Concern

Visas for highly skilled workers are stumbling block for legislation

Debt Ceiling Increase Clash

Debt ceiling limit still a point of contention between White House and GOP

Export-Import Bank Reauthorization Set to Pass

legislation would raise the Ex-Im Bank’s lending cap to $140 billion from $100 billion in stages through 2014

House Wants NATO to Share Costs

Congress says NATO not meeting obligation

President Sanctions Same-Sex Marriage

Party line opinions on same-sex marriage

Lawmakers Eye U.S. Citizens’ Rights in New Defense Bill

Protecting the rights of U.S. citizens

Homeland Security Bill Could Cut Half a Billion Dollars

Homeland Security bill cuts TSA funding

Budget Chairman Paul Ryan Addresses Spending

House Budget Committee passes legislation to reprioritize sequester savings

Current House Vacancies

112th Congress, 1st Session

Upcoming Senate Elections and Salaries

Decoration Day becomes Memorial Day

A message from Rep. Michael Burgess

Defense Authorization Moving through Senate

Senate moves defense bill through committee

Birth Control Mandate Drawing Lawsuits

Lawsuits filed to free taxpayers from paying for birth control

Press Release - Congressional Spending

Discretionary spending makes up only 15 percent of the federal budget

Press Release - Midnight Rule

No new major regulations once a President becomes a lame duck

Senate vs. House in Violence Against Women Bill

Rough road ahead

Facebook Co-Founder's Actions Targeted by Congress

Co-founder could owe $100 million in taxes

Domestic Violence

Lawmakers struggle to agree on domestic violence bill

White House Threatens to Veto House Defense Policy Bill

White House objects to proposed Defense bill.

Lawmakers React to Military Spending Cuts

Lawmakers look for ways to cut spending while funding military

Senators Up for Re-election in 2013

Class I Senators Whose Term of Service Expire in 2013

Violence Against Women Act

The House has passed a measure that would reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act, but that version is very different from the one the Senate passed last month. The Senate version would expand coverage for illegal immigrants and Native Americans who are victims of domestic abuse. It also specifies the inclusion of gay, lesbian and transgender victims.

Should the Violence Against Women Act be expanded to cover illegal immigrants, gay, lesbian and transgender victims?

  Yes, for all victims
  Yes, but only for illegal immigrant victims
  Yes, but only for gay, lesbian and transgender victims
  No for illegal immigrant, gay, lesbian and transgender victims

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