Caitlin Oprysko

Firms with ties to the president are the new rainmakers.

The president's one-man-show approach to policy has sidelined Congress, agencies — and a whole K Street culture.

Creative Artists Agency, which represents some of the biggest stars in the entertainment industry, has hired an outside lobbying firm for the first time.

The tiny Persian Gulf country has been working for years in Washington to change its image as a backer of violent Islamist groups.

The president’s demand that Microsoft fire former Biden DOJ official Lisa Monaco has put C-suites and lobbying shops on high alert about who they hire.

Attorney General Pam Bondi, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles were lobbyists in their past lives. Their former firms are reaping the benefits.

As Congress scrambles to head off a government shutdown, lobbyists’ grievances are rising to the surface.

The revolving door is alive and well in the president's second term.

Trent Morse will open his own shop while working with one of DC’s largest lobbying firms, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck.

Bank of America has enlisted Mercury Public Affairs’ Bryan Lanza to lobby for the lender, according to a newly filed disclosure.