Michael Schaffer

In 1986, when David Whelan was just a baby, his mother Joan had her first psychotic break.

Speaker Mike Johnson is on the verge of his biggest legislative victory yet — and it might mean his undoing.

Haiti has suffered political crises before, but never has its future seemed so bleak. But one of its native sons sees a solution to the chaos.

Phil Elwood is one of Washington's most wily manipulators of news. After his scathing memoir is published this June, will he ever spin in this town again?

Politicians have never worked harder — at trying to get on your TVs and in your newsfeeds. Politico Magazine honors those who have excelled.

Can a planned education center offer "new narratives" more powerful than the antisemitism on social media?

If you see the movie Civil War in downtown Washington — and spoiler alert here — the scenes of the Lincoln Memorial exploding and the White House being attacked are jarring and will stay with you after you exit the theater.

The barbs were sharp last night at the White House Correspondents' Dinner — President Joe Biden took aim at Donald Trump's “stormy days,” wink wink — but the looks were even sharper.

A big new documentary is out this week from the red-hot company behind “Civil War.” But the rollout has been strange.

Many Latinas in conservative South Florida support abortion rights. But will they vote to enshrine the right in the state constitution?