February 3, 2006
FY2006 Reconciliation Bill Heads to White House, Reauthorizes 1996 Welfare Reform Law
On February 1, the House approved, 216-214, a resolution (H. Res. 653) concurring with the Senate amendments to the conferenceView More
Budget
December 21, 2005
FY2006 Reconciliation Bill Awaits Final Approval, Will Reauthorize 1996 Welfare Reform Law
On December 19, the House approved, 212-206, the conference report for the FY2006 spending reconciliation bill (S. 1932), which establishesView More
November 21, 2005
House Approves FY2006 Spending Reconciliation Bill
Early in the morning on November 18, the House approved, 217-215, the FY2006 spending reconciliation bill (H.R. 4241), which wouldView More
November 4, 2005
Senate Approves FY2006 Spending Reconciliation Bill/House Bills Moves Through Committee
This week, the Senate approved the FY2006 spending reconciliation bill, and the House Budget Committee marked up its version ofView More
October 28, 2005
Congress Begins FY2006 Spending Reconciliation Process
This week, House and Senate authorizing committees marked up portions of the FY2006 spending reconciliation bill (as-yet-unnumbered). Under the FY2006View More
April 29, 2005
Congress Approves FY2006 Budget Resolution
On April 28, the House approved, 214-211, the conference report for the FY2006 budget resolution (H. Con. Res. 95). TheView More
April 22, 2005
Panel Examines Housing Budget for FY2006
On April 21, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Alphonso Jackson testified before the Senate Banking, Housing and UrbanView More
March 18, 2005
FY2006 Budget Resolution Heads to Conference
This week, the House and Senate approved two versions of the FY2006 budget resolution. A House and Senate conference committeeView More
March 18, 2005
House Committee Examines Department of Labor Budget for FY2006
Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao testified before the House Ways and Means Committee on March 16. She highlighted the administration’sView More
March 11, 2005
Budget Resolution Ready for Floor Action
This week, both the House and Senate Budget Committees approved their versions of the FY2006 budget resolution, paving the wayView More