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Laws, regulations, ordinances, statutes, acts — it’s hard to keep track of them all.
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This week, a listener asked: Why do District of Columbia laws need congressional approval?
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This week, a listener asks: what is the role of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff?
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This week, one of our listeners asks: What were Jim Crow laws? How and when were they enacted?Do you have a question for the Civics 101 team? Submit it…
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Our question this week comes from a listener who asks: Under Article V of the U.S. Constitution, do the states need Congress’s permission to hold a…
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Here's our listener question of the week: Can an individual run and win as a stand-alone candidate for vice president of the United States? Do you have a…
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Our listener question this week is timely: Why is the holiday called Juneteenth, and what is the significance?Do you have a question for the Civics 101…
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Today we're answering a question from a listener who asks: Why do we have a “no-talk filibuster" rule [virtual filibuster], and what does it take to get…
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Today's Civics 101 question: Who are the United States Capitol Police?Listen to this short episode, or read on for the answer. Do you have a question for…
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Today's Civics 101 question: What's moving day like at the White House?Do you have a question for the Civics 101 team? Submit it here.When a new first…