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
The Docket: The Rise And Fall Of The Voting Rights Act Of 1965	2021-07-29
Sixty-Six Percent Of Alabamians Still Need The Shot. Can Tommy Tuberville Help?	2021-07-28
Four Police Officers Detailed The Ugly Violence And Racism Of The Capitol Riot	2021-07-27
Some 6300 New Migrants Arrived At The Southern Border Every Day Of June	2021-07-26
Weekly Roundup: July 23rd	2021-07-23
The First $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Deal Vote Failed. It Doesn't Really Matter.	2021-07-22
A Heartbreaking Rise In COVID Cases Has People Worried Restrictions Will Return	2021-07-21
These Two Sites Explain How Facebook Outrage Reshaped Media	2021-07-20
What Does Federal Court Ruling Mean For DACA Program?	2021-07-19
Black Rebellion: Mass Violence And The Civil Rghts Movement	2021-07-17
Weekly Roundup: July 16th	2021-07-16
Is This The Biggest Bill Of Your Lifetime?	2021-07-15
Can Joe Biden Turn Florida Blue With A Savvy Response To Protests In Cuba?	2021-07-14
We Asked Vice President Kamala Harris If She's Pushing Senate To Change Filibuster	2021-07-13
When Will People Be Able To Visit The United States Again?	2021-07-12
Weekly Roundup: July 9th	2021-07-09
Trump's Social Media Lawsuit Is Mostly Messaging, But Tech Regulation Is Coming	2021-07-08
How An Increase In Violent Crime Is Changing The Political Landscape	2021-07-07
Six Months Later, There Is A Lot We Don't Know About The Attack On The Capitol	2021-07-06
How Democratic Is American Democracy?	2021-07-05

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