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- Known as "The Politico"
- Headquarters: Arlington, Virginia
- Launched on January 23, 2007
- Publisher: Robert L. Allbritton
- President and CEO: Frederick J. Ryan Jr.
- Employs more than 50 editors and reportersPolitico.com: About Us
- Several reporters left jobs at prominent newspapers, including The Washington Post and The New York Times, to work for Politico.comCBS News: The Politico Roundtable (January 21, 2007)
- Other reporters came to work for Politico from The Wall Street Journal and Time MagazineThe New York Times: Politico Intends to Expand After Presidential... (September 22, 2008)
- Politico.com partnered with CBS News during the 2008 presidential electionCBS News: The Politico Roundtable (January 21, 2007)
- Politico planned to expand its operations following the 2008 election by adding more reporters and editorial staff and increasing circulation of its print editionThe New York Times: Politico Intends to Expand After Presidential... (September 22, 2008)
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Politico.com is a Washington D.C.-based Internet political news website founded in January of 2007. The website features news and commentary from the political world, including several blogs that address political issues of the day.
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Print Edition
Along with its online website, Politico also distributes a newspaper edition. The Politico newspaper is available for free at various newsstands throughout the Washington D.C. area; subscriptions are also available. The newspaper is published daily when Congress is in session and is available on a weekly basis when Congress is in recess.Politico.com: Politico in PrintEditorial Staff
- Editor-in-chief: John Harris
- Executive editor: Jim VandeHei
- Managing editor: Bill Nichols
- Online managing editor: Danielle Jones
- White House editor: Craig Gordon
- Chief White House correspondent: Mike Allen
- Senior political writers: Jonathan Martin and Ben Smith
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