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Since the drama of Kevin McCarthy's election as House speaker, there's been some movement toward opening the chamber to more public view

Tenn. Rep. Andy Ogles dubiously claimed he was an economist, a police officer and a sex trafficking expert

The one part of Speaker Vote Week that received rave reviews was C-SPAN’s wall-to-wall coverage, with cameras showing live scenes of lawmakers interacting on the House floor. Normally, when the House is in session it controls the cameras that feed into C-SPAN and other news outlets. But without a speaker…

The absence of regular House rules during last week’s drawn out floor fight for House speaker produced an unexpected benefit: C-SPAN and other news organizations were able to show the country the whole dayslong battle in real time — including a near-fistfight between two congressmen — because of a pause…

WASHINGTON — There were no rules in the House chamber last week, and C-SPAN made the most of it.

Nose-pickers and gossipers do their business in Congress unobserved. Do they want everyone at home to see their unscripted moments?

Representative Matt Gaetz is emerging from last week’s bitter speaker fight as the member of Congress everyone in Washington loves to hate.

Public access network has given new visibility to messy work of Congress

C-SPAN has shown House proceedings since 1979 but only what the House chooses to let it show. That needs to change.

Plus: Still no House speaker, the gender gap in college scholarships, Meta fined $414 million, and more...

He was “a Democrat’s Democrat. ... His blood was blue,” said former Virginia Gov. and ex-Democratic National Committee chair Terry McAuliffe.