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111th Congress List of Nominees
The Office of the Clerk has released the List of Nominees for the 111th Congress. HTML | PDF
Black Americans in Congress
This Web site chronicles the history of African Americans in Congress from the first—Senator Hiram Revels of Mississippi and Representative Joseph Rainey of South Carolina in 1870—to the new Members of the 110th Congress. The Web site features individual profiles, contextual essays, historical images and artifacts, and educational resources.
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Weekly Historical Highlights
October 26 to November 1
Read about the Fair Labor Standards Act Amendments of 1949; Henry Clay’s little-known special election to the House in 1815; and a 19th-century Halloween prank in the Capitol
Read about the Fair Labor Standards Act Amendments of 1949; Henry Clay’s little-known special election to the House in 1815; and a 19th-century Halloween prank in the Capitol
Current Party Divisions of the House
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