Karine Jean-Pierre discusses her role as President Biden’s top spokesperson. 

After the death of former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, people around the country reflected on her many accomplishments.

Our Kid Reporter attends the group’s annual conference in Washington, D.C. 

A visit to the King memorial in Washington, D.C., inspires our Kid Reporter to recall the late civil rights leader’s lasting contributions to the United States. 

An event in Florida honors outstanding women for their accomplishments in government, media, and public service.  

After another deadly school shooting, young people lead calls for Congressional action. 

The Democratic Congressman from Maryland talks about the recent impeachment charges brought against former President Donald J. Trump.  

Our Kid Reporter talks with a journalist and a political scientist about the riot at the Capitol and what it means for America.  

On February 9, the Senate will debate whether or not former President Donald J. Trump should be convicted for his role in the Capitol riot. 

Our Kid Reporter asks fellow students in Memphis, Tennessee, what their hopes and concerns are about the Biden Administration. 

Can President Biden help heal the political divisions that led to a riot at the U.S. Capitol building on January 6? 

President Joe Biden comes into office amid the coronavirus pandemic and a growing threat from climate change. 

Amid daunting challenges, President Biden seeks to unite the country in his inaugural address. 

What role did social media play in the recent presidential election and the violence that followed? Our Kid Reporter asks an expert. 

Our Kid Reporter in the Bronx reflects on a presidential election shaped by the coronavirus pandemic. 

Delaware's “favorite son” takes the oath of office on the steps of the Capitol in Washington, D.C. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with constitutional law scholar Laurence Tribe about the aftermath of Election 2020. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with Terrie Rizzo, who has served as chairwoman of the Florida Democratic Party for the past three years. 

Our Kid Reporter asks young people in California how they feel about the Vice President-elect, the first woman to serve in the role. 

Many people in the Nutmeg State cast their ballots this year with the hope of ending the pandemic and racism in the United States. 

In a rare occurrence, the winner of Ohio’s 18 electoral votes did not win the presidency.  

Our Kid Reporter talks with constitutional law scholar Kermit Roosevelt about the election of a lifetime.

After a bitter presidential contest, young people in Florida express their opinions—and their hopes for a unified country. 

Covering elections, says a former Kid Reporter, helps other young people understand the government that shapes their lives.