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
Pelosi's Spouse Attacked, Pennsylvania Senate, Train Labor Dispute	2022-10-28
How Armed Observers And Felony Convictions May Shape Ballot Access	2022-10-27
The Races Are In North Carolina, But The Politics Are National	2022-10-26
As Heating Costs Increase, New Hampshire Senate Race Tightens	2022-10-25
Some GOP Candidates Are Struggling. Can Mitch McConnell Save Them?	2022-10-24
The Center Of The Political World (Georgia) & Future Of Democracy	2022-10-21
Fight Inflation Without Recession? How Two Top Economists See It	2022-10-20
Homeland Security Staff Want Biden To Oust Watchdog, A Trump Pick	2022-10-19
Election Vendor Faces Charges After Conspiracy Group's Allegations	2022-10-18
New Culture War Cudgel: GOP Ads Blame Opioid Crisis On Migrants	2022-10-17
Roundup: Saudi Arabia Cuts Oil Production & LA City Council	2022-10-14
The Jan. 6th Committee Voted to Subpoena Donald Trump. So, Now What?	2022-10-13
The White House Is Holding Policy Briefings For TikTok Creators	2022-10-12
Meet The Republican Candidates Who Could Unseat Swing-State Dems	2022-10-11
The Secret History Of Jane Roe	2022-10-10
Roe Is Done — Here Are The Next Supreme Court Cases To Watch	2022-10-07
Doom And Boom: We Break Down What's Happening In The Economy	2022-10-06
Computer Chips, Made In America?	2022-10-05
Race And Crime: Republicans Try To Shore Up Suburban Support	2022-10-04
Biden Reverses On Debt Cancellation For Hundreds of Thousands	2022-10-03

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