You’ve likely noticed some changes to our digital experiences. We’ve upgraded The Hill’s website, video player, newsletters, and mobile apps. These updates provide a solid foundation for our mission to provide free, relevant, trusted, and actionable information about policy and politics to more Americans.
Our new website is responsive, which means it intelligently adapts to your screen size.
Similarly, we’ve replaced our tablet-specific apps with universal experiences that fit your device. Visit the App Store and Google Play Store to download the new versions. (Note: It takes a few days before updates are available to everyone.)
We’ve added new newsletters, plus more specific choices about the content we send you. Visit digital-release.thehill.com/signup or click the “Manage Subscriptions” link in the footer of our emails.
We’ve decided to remove comments from stories, as there are many other forums to participate in conversations about our reporting. (You can follow our editors and reporters and HillTV hosts on Twitter. You can also find The Hill on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and several YouTube channels.)
Tell us what you think: We’d love to hear more about your experience with the new site. We welcome feedback sent to editor@digital-release.thehill.com, but cannot promise a personal reply. Thanks for reading!
Bob Cusack, Editor in Chief
Jason Jedlinski, General Manager