Ginni Thomas, Jane Roberts and Jesse Barrett’s clients remain a mystery, fanning fears of outside influences.

President Trump’s furious objection to mail-in balloting and a new Trump-allied postmaster general are raising fears about the election and the Postal Service.

Rage at the political and economy establishment powered his 2016 campaign, but some voters this time say they are seeking a different tone.

The Saudi-bankrolled tour is further extending its reach in the D.C. area.

The social media app is under intense scrutiny right now. Can their personalities help turn it around?

The Supreme Court developed the doctrine that serves as a shield for officers. A half-century later, it is at the center of the debate over policing.

The letter underscores the desire for retribution within Trump world for those who participated in the investigation.

“Perhaps,” he asked, the beer giant deserves a “second chance?”

After a bill that would force the sale of the company passed the House, diplomats from the Chinese Embassy met with Hill offices to push talking points defending the app.

Operatives concede that the political drama isn’t quite there, at least compared to recent battles.

A watchdog filed a complaint over the Education Department distributing a Fox News clip of Secretary Betsy DeVos criticizing Joe Biden, potentially in violation of the Hatch Act.

A new chapter in the joys of parenting.

The internet TV and streaming service becomes the latest to disassociate itself from the Russia state-controlled network.

The agency suggested allowing at least 15 days to request a ballot, fueling further criticism that it was making it harder to vote during the pandemic.

Employees complained to management, some quit, after learning their company picked up the GOP-turned-Democrat LA mayoral candidate as a client.

An Edelman subsidiary wrapped up a contract with the highly-criticized venture earlier this year. The project was never filed with the Justice Department.

Political fallout from the SVB collapse begins.

At least 14 of the roughly 50 men held in the secure facility at the federal penitentiary in Terre Haute, Ind., have tested positive. Staff members involved in executions have also gotten sick.

Inside Authentic, employees have aired frustrations over the contract the firm has with the Arizona Democrat. Leadership hasn’t budged on it.

Clout Public Affairs had been working with both the PGA Tour and the families of 9/11 victims.

Vice President Kamala Harris’s husband has to define the job to suit himself — and to alter perceptions of the high-profile political spouse.

The firm, SKDK, said it was not working on labor specific issues for the coffee giant. Its relationship ended last month.

Recent filings showed just how intertwined foreign entities and U.S. presidential politics can be.

Policy changes by the postmaster general prompted allegations that the Trump administration was trying to disenfranchise voters before the 2020 election.

Authentic has dropped the Arizona senator after she announced she was leaving the Democratic Party.

When the Ukraine war broke out, the U.S. moved to sanction several Russian figures. But two oligarchs with ties to the lobbying shop BGR were not among them.

The expenditure, revealed in a tax filing, comes as the conservative activist is under enhanced scrutiny from the D.C. attorney general.

During the last six months of 2021, just one person gave more than $25,000 to the main association involved in electing Democratic candidates to those key posts.

Congressional candidates are getting creative, and having fun, as they raise cash (Taylor’s Version).

Middle East nations are scrambling to get inroads with Biden and turning to K Street to do so. Afghanistan’s only complicated matters.

Who knew there were such passions around falling back and springing forward?

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy privately apologized to election officials for failing to consult about a postcard that was sent to educate voters on mail-in ballots.

The Maine Republican, who faces reelection next year, criticized Matthew Kacsmaryk’s “alarming bias against LGBTQ Americans.”

Though they are state-owned entities, some now-sanctioned Russian businesses never registered to lobby through FARA. It allowed them to avoid additional disclosures.

The May 30 event will take place at the home of Moda Operandi founder, Lauren Santo Domingo.

Recent filings showed just how intertwined foreign entities and U.S. presidential politics can be.

Democrats agreed to limit direct checks for high earners but defeated several Republican amendments to a budget resolution key to passing the president’s $1.9 trillion rescue plan.

Lobbyists and adult entertainment may make, well, strange bedfellows. But here we are.

TikTok began working to win over the U.S. and European governments long before the latest concerns about its Chinese ownership.

In the Biden era, the pages of The News Journal have become a way to reach a new audience of one.

The finger-pointing appears to be a pre-emptive effort to assign blame in the event of election chaos as a record number of Americans are expected to vote by mail because of the pandemic.