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Coronavirus cases rise in most U.S. states, a La Niña forms in the Pacific, thousands more satellites are headed for space, and a "squidbot" takes to the sea.

Today's show reports on the balance of power in Congress, the science behind cloud seeding, new space research, and a possible slip 'n slide record.

With most students in Bolivia without access to online learning, the country has canceled school for the year. We also take a look back at a World War II code breaking effort and speak with a woman who was a part of the secret mission.

As the pandemic shifts the way people work...are people still flocking to the cities? And with more and more Major League Baseball games being postponed, what's the outlook for the World Series?

With three months until the U.S. presidential election, we're explaining everything you need to know about the election process. And we take a look back at the last man on the moon and consider the future of space flight.

Florida is feeling the effects of a tropical storm during a pandemic. And the NFL is looking to chart the safest way to resume football.

Today's topics include some economic ups and downs for America, a new mission to the second-smallest planet, and an exotic car you wouldn't keep at home.

A potential coronavirus vaccine and the potential resistance to it are today's first topics, followed by the issues of contact tracing and workplace privacy.

The U.S. Congress debates two new stimulus bills, research indicates that the coronavirus has mutated, and incoming college freshmen discuss their concerns.

Sports slowly resume amid coronavirus concerns, there are signs that American suburbs are regaining popularity, and a robot band goes on tour worldwide.

Hurricane Hanna strikes Texas, a U.S. representative and civil rights leader passes, a comet passes nearby, and social distancing impacts school transportation.

Today's topics include the debate over wearing masks, the work of a delivery driver in Thailand, a unique kind of eclipse, and a unique kind of video game.

A trip inside a mysterious, isolated dictatorship is today's first topic, followed by an interview with two astronauts who recently helped make history.

Today's topics include tensions on the Korean Peninsula, a look at a pink lake, safety while traveling, economic ups and downs, and a mountaintop graduation.

Today's show takes you around the world for a look at how different countries are coping with coronavirus. We also check in on the status of U.S. youth sports.