Netflix's latest limited series is a political thriller that follows the life and assisnaton of James Garfield, the 20th President of the United States.

Netflix's new historical drama 'Death by Lightning' manages to be little more than a Wikipedia article brought to life, despite its incredible cast.

Assassination thriller “Death by Lightning” showcases the O.G. bad stan with toxic parasocial behavior. Sound familiar?

When I started writing Arthur, Nick was really the voice that I had in my mind the entire time,” Death By Lightning showrunner Mike Makowsky reveals.

Netflix's miniseries "Death by Lightning" tells the story of President James Garfield and his killer, Charles Guiteau.

David Benioff and D.B. Weiss are among the executive producers on the four-part James Garfield drama also featuring Betty Gilpin and Nick Offerman.

The new limited series dramatizes the brief tenure of the 20th commander in chief, who was fatally shot by Charles J. Guiteau, a lawyer who believed he'd secured Garfield's election

Death by Lightning opens up with us asking ourselves an extremely simple question: “Who is Charles Guiteau?” This is one question that sets the tone for Netflix’s newest historical mini-series, which

Actors Michael Shannon and Matthew Macfadyen chat with USA TODAY about their roles in the new historical drama "Death by Lightning" on Netflix.

Like Death by Lightning says in its final episode, Garfield ultimately died of infection and not from his bullet wound. 79 days passed between the shooting and his death, during which doctors probed his back with unwashed hands and unsterilized instruments.

Michael Shannon also talks about his longtime friendship with actor Shea Whigham, who's also in the Netflix limited series.