Government
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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How the U.S. Department of Justice Works
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8 Fascinating Findings From the 2020 Census
Several New State Laws Make Voter Registration More Difficult
Does a Criminal Conviction Bar You From Running for U.S. President?
Could the Moore v. Harper SCOTUS Case Radically Alter U.S. Democracy?
Is the U.S. Prepared to Handle Natural Disasters During the COVID-19 Pandemic?
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Who Are the Sanctioned Russian Oligarchs?
How British Parliament Works
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Who Is Liz Truss, Great Britain's New Prime Minister?
What Makes a Protest Effective? 3 Movements That Got Results
The Presidential Records Act Is Essential for the National Archives
How Does the U.S. Classify Its Most Sensitive Documents?
Why Data Encryption Remains a Really Complex Issue
Do People Who Protest in Public Have an Expectation of Online Privacy?
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Even in the digital age, newspapers continue, although they've had to change dramatically to survive. We'll look at all aspects of putting a newspaper together as well as unusual strategies newspapers are using to bring in revenue.
By Julia Layton & Bob Wilson