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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…

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.

You've probably heard the term "comment period", but do you know what it means? What exactly happens when a government agency opens a proposed rule to…

It’s been 25 years since the last constitutional amendment was ratified. How hard is it to change our most sacred document? We discover that there are not…

For a serious crime, accusations of treason get thrown around a lot - which is why the framers were very specific about what does and doesn't make you an…

On today's lesson: What does it take to become a judge? What does the job entail? Also, what are the schools of thought we hear about so much about in…

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…

When discussing the political power of special interest groups, you can't help but talk about lobbying. But what does a lobbyist actually do? We know they…

“Obstruction of Justice” has been a term swirling around in the headlines lately, but what does the charge actually mean? And how do you prove it? We’re…

Natural disasters, civil unrest, widespread epidemics - these are just some of the unpredictable events that can trigger a President or Governor to…