Bob Cusack

If readers want to be in the know on matters percolating inside the beltway, they instinctively turn to The Hill for trusted, non-partisan coverage of the inner and outer workings of Congress. Since 2014, Bob Cusack has expertly overseen the editorial activities of the esteemed newspaper, which has the largest circulation of any Capitol Hill publication and attracts than 100 million hits per month on TheHill.com.

His award-winning newsroom direction is what makes The Hill more than a collection of stories -- they become headlines in other news sources -- the ultimate indicator of their authority in the minds of lawmakers, West Wingers, lobbyists, political pundits, association executives, corporate leaders, and national media.

Cusack has covered policy and politics in DC for three decades. In 2003, he joined The Hill as Business & Lobbying Editor and assumed the role of Managing Editor a year later. Prior to The Hill, he was a Chief Editor at Inside Washington Publishers. Through the years, he has developed a keen understanding and institutional knowledge of the behind-the-scenes happenings on Capitol Hill, K Street, and the White House. His evenhanded perspective on the agendas, milestones, and power plays that shape the American political landscape is unrivaled. He regularly appears as a political analyst on FOX, CNN, C-SPAN, NEWSNATION and CBS, among others. Cusack is a member of Screen Actors Guild and landed speaking roles in HBO's "Veep" and "Wonder Woman 1984." 

Whether he's weighing in on political party frontrunners, landmark congressional legislation, or Presidential politics, audiences will be riveted by Cusack's incisive analysis of the congressional terrain and value his unbiased forecasts on what we can expect of our legislators down the road.