Videos

In the last segment of a five-part series, journalists who have covered presidential campaigns discussed how television changed the images of the candidates.

The Senate committee heard testimony on violence on television and its effect on children and public safety. Witnesses include the Attorney General, advocacy groups and television networks.…

The National Review Institute held a conservative summit at the Mayflower Hotel to set the agenda for the remainder of the 1990s. The panel was moderated by Charlton Heston and included…

Current and Former White House Officials, Historians, Journalists, and Former President Gerald Ford explained the history and importance of the Oval Office. President Bill Clinton conducted…

The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee heard testimony from representatives of the television and entertainment industries on the issue of violence in television programming, particularly in…

A C-SPAN produced program on the subject of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The program included video clips of interviews of personal memories of November 22, 1963, the day…

Various officials from previous administrations discussed their memories of the Oval Office.

Members of Congress and television industry officials spoke in a news conference to announce the introduction of a voluntary violence ratings code for television programs. The code, which…