Dana Milbank

WASHINGTON — Republicans, after years of squabbling with President Obama, have decided to resolve their differences with him according to a time-honored American tradition. They are going to sue him. “What we’ve seen clearly over the last five years is an effort to erode...

Top VA official’s response to scandal is maddeningly passive.

WASHINGTON -- Sorry, America. You can't blame Washington for this one. The capital went into one of its frequent paroxysms of scandal this week after Rep. Michael Grimm of New York became the third member of the House Republican majority to get into trouble recently. First...

WASHINGTON — President Obama landed in Japan on Wednesday night and delivered an important message on behalf of the American people. “That’s some good sushi right there,” he said. Indeed it was. The president had just dined at Sukiyabashi Jiro, where the Michelin three-star...

By Dana Milbank WASHINGTON -- NASA just confirmed what sci-fi enthusiasts have known all along: There are other civilizations out there. This bombshell was dropped Tuesday by NASA Administrator Charles Bolden at the Humans 2 Mars Summit in Foggy Bottom. "Here in the Western...

WASHINGTON — I missed my brother’s anniversary last week. But I have a very 21st-century excuse: I lost it in the cloud. I discovered this the next day when my sister-in-law mentioned they had been out to dinner to celebrate their 15th. I thumbed to April 11 in my phone’s...

The Republicans’ short-term advantage masks their failure to improve their standing among the key demographic groups — particularly Latinos, women and young voters — they will need if they are to win the presidency in 2016 or beyond.

The next night, after Obama's victory celebration in Des Moines, Obama strategist Steve Hildebrand spotted me in a crowd. "The kids showed up!" he said fiercely.

Democrats are indeed in a freak-out about the results in Florida, and about whether Obamacare, or President Obama, will ruin the party in the fall.