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Ron DeSantis’ wife is going to play a very prominent role in his presidential campaign. Some of his supporters wonder if that’s an entirely good thing.

What happened: Jim VandeHei, cofounder and CEO of Axios, berated Matt Kaminski, editor in chief of Politico, during a White House Correspondents’ Dinner after party at the Swiss ambassador&#8217...

And Biden is expected to tap Gen. C.Q. Brown to succeed Gen. Mark Milley as the next Joint Chiefs chair.

The Russian leader is famously sober. There’s a reason that his country isn’t.

The Washington tradition, dampened by the Trump presidency and the pandemic, was back in full swing, with praise for the 1st Amendment—and partying. “Given the state of media,” said Vox CEO Jim Bankoff, “we all can use a drink.”

Presenting the first-ever Thirsties, for those who excel in Washington’s signature art form: trying to get on your TV screen tonight.

And more on our Deep Dive interview with Florida Speaker, Paul Renner.

Tennessee’s GOP supermajority is free to settle partisan scores with its political enemies, no matter what voters think.

Washington Commanders' owner Dan Snyder's sale of the team was greeted enthusiastically by Washingtonians and by sports journalists and commentators.

Many fans stayed for the second half of an NFL football game between the Cleveland Browns and the Washington Commanders in January at FedEx Field in Landover,…