Still, the payoffs aren’t meant to be wild this season. “House of Cards” is aiming at authenticity, and — for what feels like the first time — consistently finding it.

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Netflix released the final season of its flagship original series "House of Cards" on Friday. Stars Robin Wright and Michael Kelly and showrunners Melissa James Gibson and Frank Pugliese talk ...

Besides noting “House of Cards’s” role in the streaming-TV revolution, there’s not much left to say about it, besides good riddance to its perpetual notion that Washington only works when ...

This is the first "House Of Cards" season developed without Beau Willimon, the playwright who adapted Netflix's version from a BBC miniseries. And the series doesn't miss a step most of the time.

When House of Cards Season 6 opens, Claire Underwood (Robin Wright) is a widowed Commander-in-Chief. She’s besieged by death threats and facing down misogynistic critiques.

In the entirely different political climate of early 2013, Barack Obama was starting his second term as president and “House of Cards,” Netflix’s first original series, premiered as the ...

New episodes of Netflix's House of Cards debut today, and NPR TV critic Eric Deggans says this season's challenges may please critics who say the show's vision of Washington, D.C., runs too smoothly.

At the very least, the themes of the four suits in a deck of cards — spades, diamonds, hearts, and clubs — are all prominently featured in this drama. Keep being brilliant, House of Cards.

In its fourth season, “House of Cards,” Beau Willimon’s portrait of a scheming First Couple and the people who stand in their way, is the same old fraud it’s always been.