The Senate gave final approval to this bill that authorizes building 700 miles of double-layer fencing along the 2,000 mile U.S.-Mexico border.

The Senate passed this bill to open parts of the Gulf of Mexico to oil and natural gas exploration.

The Senate rejected this motion to move to a final vote on this bill that would extend estate tax relief and raise the minimum wage.

The Senate gave final approval to this pension reform bill that is intended to help employer-funded pension plans remain solvent.

This Senate bill would make it a crime to transport a minor across state boundaries to circumvent parental notification laws and obtain an abortion.

The House passed this bill that would make it a crime to transport a minor across state boundaries to circumvent parental notification laws and obtain an abortion.

This House bill would deny attorney's fees to groups that sue local governments or public officials over the issue of religion.

This bill would give legal status to the National Security Agency's warrantless wiretapping program that is intended to monitor terrorist communications originating in the U.S.

The House gave final approval to this bill establishing procedures by which terror suspects are to be interrogated and prosecuted.

This House bill is intended to give homeowners the right to challenge eminent domain decisions in federal courts.

The House agreed to the conference report of this bill that will require nearly all of the foreign cargo entering U.S. seaports to be checked for radioactive materials.