Radio & Television Correspondents’ Association of Capitol Hill.
Founded in 1939, and with more than 4000 members today, the RTCA is the voice of radio and television news on Capitol Hill
The Radio and Television Correspondents’ Association represents the interests of radio and television reporters covering the Untied States Congress. It protects the rights of journalists and assists in every way possible to maintain the high standards of reporting on Capitol Hill.
Latest News
Statement on Press Access for President Trump’s Impeachment Trial – January 21, 2020
The Executive Committee of Correspondents continues to oppose members of the press having to pass through magnetometers to enter the Senate chamber. Reporters already go through magnetometers to enter any[…]
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The RTCA Executive Committee supports the Standing Committee of Correspondents on being opposed to magnetometers being installed inside the Senate Press Gallery during the impeachment trial.
The Executive Committee of Correspondents has voted to support the following statement: The Standing Committee of Correspondents remains vehemently opposed to the installation of a magnetometer inside the Senate Press[…]
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Statement on Press Access for President Trump’s Impeachment Trial
The Executive Committee of Correspondents’ is concerned about the restrictions on press coverage put in place at the start of President Trump’s Senate impeachment trial. The new procedures rolled out[…]
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