Cover Stories

A film documenting the 2012 GOP fight at the Iowa caucuses is just one of several politically influenced moves to be showcased at this year’s AFI Docs festival.

In a town famous for its inability to keep a secret, lawmakers managed to keep their group under wraps for years.

As women step up in Congress, husbands step in at home

Jonathan Alter, a Bloomberg columnist and former editor at Newsweek, is the first out of the gate with a look at the 2012 election.

Future presidents, Cabinet members and rising political stars have been among the 450 people to grace The Hill’s 50 Most Beautiful list over the past nine years.

Relations between Congress and the president aren’t always the best, but despite those times at odds, former presidents hold a special place in the halls of the Capitol: through the building’s artwork.

Former Sen. John Danforth’s (R-Mo.) life after Congress involves lobbying, exercising and watching the National Hockey League’s St. Louis Blues, a team in which he has a minority stake.

Teddy hits a hot streak with new movie, restaurant

Former aide to Mitt Romney looks to settle scores in new e-book publication

Letter from teen to then-President Clinton leads to political career