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May 14, 2004

Defense Authorization Bill Moves to House Floor

After a mark-up session that lasted close to 14 hours on May 12, the House Armed Services Committee approved, 60-0,View More

May 7, 2004

Defense Authorization Bill Begins to Move

This week, the Senate Armed Services Committee completed action on its FY2005 defense authorization bill (S. 2229), while the subcommitteesView More

April 2, 2004

Women’s Caucus Holds Hearing on Sexual Assault in the Military

On March 30, the Congressional Caucus for Women’s Issues heard testimony from officials at the Department of Defense (DoD), sexualView More

March 26, 2004

Mexico Subject of Senate Committee Hearing

On March 23, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee held a hearing to examine the bipartisan relationship between the United StatesView More

February 27, 2004

Sexual Assault in the Military Focus of Senate Hearing

On February 25, the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Personnel held a hearing to examine current policies and programs onView More

December 10, 2003

FY2004 Appropriations On Hold Until January 2004

This week, the House and Senate returned to Washington for one-day sessions, on Monday and Tuesday respectively, before officially adjourningView More

November 7, 2003

DNA Analysis Bill Approved by House

On November 5, the House approved, 357-67, a legislative package (H.R. 3214) that includes a number of proposals to improveView More

November 7, 2003

Stalking Awareness Resolution Approved by Senate

On November 3, the Senate approved, by unanimous consent, a resolution (S. Con. Res. 58) to raise awareness and encourageView More

October 31, 2003

Senate Committee Supports National Stalking Awareness Month

On October 30, the Senate Judiciary Committee approved, by voice vote, a resolution (S. Con. Res. 58) to raise awarenessView More

October 10, 2003

House Committee Approves DNA Analysis Bill

On October 8, the House Judiciary Committee approved, 28-1, a legislative package (H.R. 3214) that includes a number of proposalsView More

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