Agencies
Agencies are various organizations or entities within the government. Learn more about agencies like the FBI, foster care, the Postal Service or Customs. See more »
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Government is a key part of any society and culture. Learn more about different types of government, politics and civic issues.
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Citizenship
The Citizenship channel is about the rights and features of a country's citizens. Learn more about topics related to currency, passports and immigration. See more »
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Elections
The Elections channel includes information on topics related to elections, voting or running for political office. Learn more about presidential debates, the electoral college or the voting system. See more »
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Emergency Services
Emergency Services are critical when response is needed to life's dangerous situations. Find topics related to FEMA, firefighters, 9-1-1 and the Amber Alert. See more »
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Political Issues
The Political Issues Channel discusses hot topics and important political issues such as conventions, scandals and theories. See more »
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Privacy
The Privacy Channel features information concerning the intrusion into private lives and society. Learn more about wiretapping, social security or the Patriot Act. See more »
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How the United Nations Works
The world looks to the United Nations for guidance on important international matters. Find out what goes on inside the United Nations and what role it really plays in international politics.
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