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Feinstein, who has resisted most of Wyden's efforts at disclosure over the years, has put forward her own legislation, which would authorize the N.S.A. to continue bulk collection.

Menendez urged his colleagues to pass the Defending American Security from Kremlin Aggression Act, which would authorize additional sanctions and support for the United States' NATO allies.

The bill itself, which would authorize regulation of minimum cable service and seek to encourage competition, was almost lost in the politics of the moment.

The House bill — which would authorize the end of "don't ask, don't tell" as soon as the administration certifies that the military is ready — could come to the floor as early as Wednesday.

Under the Geneva pact, the terms of the accord are to be included in a resolution under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, which would authorize punitive measures if Syria does not comply.

The resolution, which would authorize preliminary censorship of works of art by state officials, was to become operational as of January 1st but has so far been subject to bureaucratic delays.

The first measure, which would have authorized U.S. involvement, was not expected to pass the Republican-led House, where fiscal conservatives and "tea party" freshmen have expressed increased skepticism about stretching the military thin.

It would also create a new breed of in-district charter schools known as Achievement Academies, which would be authorized by local school boards and led by teachers.

Under it, the chairman of any of three congressional committees — the Senate Finance Committee; the House Ways and Means Committee; and the Joint Committee on Taxation — could request tax returns from the New York tax department, which would be authorized to release the information.

It would allow unsuccessful applicants to sue a business for discrimination, or file a complaint with the city's Human Rights Commission, which would be authorized to impose penalties on an offending business, including fines up to $250,000, and require that an applicant be hired.

The science panel sets policies for NSF, and its controversial America COMPETES Act, which would reduce authorized spending levels for the two disciplines, passed the same day by the full House.