The NPR Politics Podcast 

Every weekday, NPR's best political reporters are there to explain the big news coming out of Washington and the campaign trail. They don't just tell you what happened. They tell you why it matters. Every afternoon.<br><br>Political wonks - get wonkier with The NPR Politics Podcast+. Your subscription supports the podcast and unlocks a sponsor-free feed. Learn more at plus.npr.org/politics

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Title	Date published
Massively Popular Ideas Can't Pass Congress. Is It Time To Reform The System?	2022-07-11
Weekly Roundup: July 8th	2022-07-08
Abortion Access Is Now A Key Issue In Many Governor's Races	2022-07-07
The Grassroots Efforts To Spread Election Conspiracies	2022-07-06
American Democratic Norms Continue To Falter As Some Republicans Refuse To Concede	2022-07-05
Planet Money: What's Causing Inflation?	2022-07-04
As The Supreme Court Ends Its Term, The Christian Nationalist Right Keeps Winning	2022-07-01
Supreme Court Curbs Environmental Protection Agency's Power To Protect Environment	2022-06-30
NATO Expansion To Move Ahead Despite Russia's War In Ukraine	2022-06-29
Trump Tried To Join Attack On Capitol; Our Interview With VP Harris On End Of Roe	2022-06-28
Gun Split Screen: Biden Signs Safety Measures As Justices Nix A Century-Old Law	2022-06-27
Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade	2022-06-24
Trump Pressured Justice Department To Act Based On Baseless Election Fraud Claims	2022-06-24
It Didn't End On January 6th: Republican Election Fraud Conspiracies Persist	2022-06-22
Republican Officials Detail Trump's Effort To Subvert Presidential Election Results	2022-06-21
How To Make The Public Safer? It's A Lot Harder Than Just Hiring More Police	2022-06-20
Inflation At 40-Year High; Jan. 6 Committee Wants To Talk To Ginni Thomas	2022-06-17
"Illegal and Unconstitutional:" What We Learned From The Third Jan. 6 Hearing	2022-06-16
AAPI Voters In Nevada Talk Economy, Inflation; Gun Legislation Moves Through Congress	2022-06-15
Why People In Republican-Leaning Areas Seem More Likely To Die Prematurely	2022-06-14

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