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A Concord non-profit is calling for greater voter participation and civic engagement in New Hampshire as it releases a study showing poor performance in…

What's it really like for a journalist stationed at the White House? We go inside the press briefing room with NPR's Senior White House Correspondent,…

We're all familiar with the title, but what does a White House Chief of Staff actually do? What does the daily routine entail? And how much power does the…

If you've ever spent a day on hold with a government agency, you know there has to be a better way. Now, the emerging field of 'civic tech' is trying to find it. Guest host Celeste Headlee speaks with Roxann Stafford of SecondMuse to learn more.

Join the team behind Civics 101, the Rockefeller Center at Dartmouth, Dartmouth Dialogues and Dartmouth Civics for a conversation about journalistic neutrality when covering politics in a polarized environment.

When a monarch dies, power stays in the family. But what about a president? It was a tricky question that the founders left mostly to Congress to figure…

What can a graveyard tell you about civics, race, history, and memory? A new video series from New Hampshire Public Radio’s Civics 101 podcast and The…

Kristen in California asked: "How exactly does the cabinet work? How much control do the secretaries have? And are they loyal to the president or the…

What is the Federal Reserve? How important is it? What tools does the Fed use to manage the U.S economy, and why is it organized differently than other…

What is a U.S. territory? What is the status of its citizens with regard to the Constitution and U.S. law? Doug Mack, author of The Not-Quite States of…