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The NPR Politics Podcast

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It's (still) the economy, stupid

Why is Todd Blanche's nomination as attorney general in limbo?

Who will Wisconsin Democrats pick to run for governor?

How power, corruption & lies influence voters' choices

This Senate race may shape the Democrats' future

Is Troy Jackson Maine's new main man?

How Trump's agenda complicates midterm races for Republicans

Fatal ICE shootings reignite campaign debate over immigration

As casualties rise, do the politics of the Iran war change?

2028 fantasy draft: Republicans

The races we’re watching in Arizona’s primary

New NPR Series: "We Keep Us Safe" from the Embedded podcast

Trump pushes unsubstantiated claims of election fraud — again

These swing voters shrug at Trump earning billions last year

Trump warns that communism is coming for America

2028 fantasy draft: Democrats

With Graham's death, the Senate loses a key Trump whisperer

Where is Mitch McConnell?

What’s next after Democrat Platner exits Maine Senate race?

Trump says the Iran ceasefire is over. What happens now?

This Supreme Court term gave presidents a lot more power

Trump calls FIFA, then FIFA lifts ban on U.S. star player

An Independence Day tradition from the NPR Politics Podcast

Is America's 250th birthday celebration too partisan?

Gen Z democratic socialist ousts 30-year incumbent in Colorado

Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship

Supreme Court gives Trump broad power to fire agency heads

Trump's week in the courts – big wins and big losses

Why won't Trump sign a bipartisan housing bill?

Mamdani picks winners in three New York House races

Why AI groups are spending millions to influence midterms

What's Trump's beef with Senate Republicans?

Iran "deal": winners, losers, and regional impact | Sources & Methods

These swing voters are sour on Trump, the economy and Iran war

Trump’s picks wins GA runoff for Senate, but not governor

How campaigns are using digital influencers to win voters

Trump announces deal to end Iran war and reopen the strait

What to make of Trump’s mixed-messages on the Iran war

Primary voters reject the establishment and choose populism

Trump signs law giving immigration enforcement $70 billion

California counts votes slowly. Trump falsely cries fraud.

Will the controversy surrounding Platner deter primary voters?

Do political scandals matter anymore?

Voters reject the establishment in this week’s primaries

Why did Governor Polis release election denier Tina Peters?

Trump’s ‘anti-weaponization fund’ is a problem for the GOP

Democrats target working-class voters in Iowa and Montana

Which Democrats could be on the presidential ballot in 2028?

How immigration courts are quietly speeding up deportations

In Texas Senate run-off, MAGA ousts the old guard