Lindsey Gilbert

Stacey Abrams is writing fiction under her own name, and Jake Tapper has another congressional murder mystery on the way.

Former Speaker John Boehner was known for having a good cry. And he chronicles that, over and over, in his new memoir.

Neighborhoods close to Congress can feel worlds away. “They can see the Capitol, but the Capitol can’t see them,” says director Davy Rothbart.

Neighborhoods close to Congress can feel worlds away. “They can see the Capitol, but the Capitol can’t see them,” says director Davy Rothbart.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year: Cliche season on Capitol Hill, where the last train out of the station beckons, or jet fumes, or some such stuff.

She couldn’t find a place to pump. So she began a six-year quest to let small airports use improvement funds to create lactation rooms.

Covering Capitol Hill Since 1955

Bookstores in D.C. are reopening, just in time for the publication of John Bolton’s “The Room Where It Happened.” But there wasn’t much buzz to go with it.

Covering Capitol Hill Since 1955

They may strut around like they own the place, but baby ducks can have trouble in the city. They fall into grates. They get stranded in fountains.

“The House will be in order,” said Rep. Don Beyer, projecting his voice more forcefully than usual. He had to; he was wearing a homemade face mask, pulled up so far over the bridge of his nose that it almost brushed the tips of his eyelashes. When the Virginia Democrat stepped onto the dais Friday, he came […]

Corrected, 7:36 p.m. | The Gridiron Club and Foundation has called off its dinner this year due to coronavirus concerns, organizers announced Tuesday. “We canceled the dinner because we didn’t want to put people at risk,” said the group’s president, Craig Gilbert of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The event was set for Saturday. Hosted by […]

Red is the go-to Valentine’s Day choice, but nothing is that simple in political Washington, home of questions like, “Does this tie make me look Republican?”