Louisiana braces for the landfall of another named storm, questions surround the U.S. presidential debate schedule, and a blue moon is set for Halloween.

As part of AT&T's Youth Voices Collective, CNN 10 has produced special editions featuring CNN 10 anchor and writer Carl Azuz to answer student questions about journalism and newswriting. Topics include: Objectivity in Journalism, Checking Sources, On-Camera Delivery, and Effective Newswriting.

Today's topics: the debate goals of vice presidential nominees, the monetary struggles of the U.S. Postal Service, and the use of video surveillance in the NFL.

This Wednesday, we're reporting on a storm in the Caribbean, tides and flood barriers in Italy, and the potential role of mealworms in consuming plastic waste.

As part of AT&T's Youth Voices Collective, CNN 10 has produced special editions featuring CNN 10 anchor and writer Carl Azuz to answer student questions about journalism and newswriting. Topics include: Objectivity in Journalism, Checking Sources, On-Camera Delivery, and Effective Newswriting.

Several nations consider reimposing coronavirus-related restrictions, the U.S. Supreme Court kicks off a new session, and we explore some Nobel Prize history.

President Trump contracts and fights coronavirus, we explore what happens if any president gets too sick to govern, and we feature a pair of space stories.

This Friday's subjects on CNN 10 include the U.S. economy, the influence of the jet stream, an electrically powered road, and some seriously ginormous pumpkins.

Nature and science take center stage as we report on a hurricane's landfall, the effects of wildfires, and a man's efforts to preserve the biodiversity of seeds.

Tensions between China, Hong Kong and Taiwan compose today's first report. Other topics include Hurricane Sally's sluggishness and a study of another planet.

Another hurricane hits the U.S. Gulf Coast, different nations give different responses to coronavirus, and a new vehicle makes a popular sport more accessible.

Our week begins with reports on wildfires in the western U.S., technology's role in monitoring the health of insects, and robot "dogs" aiding the military.

This Friday, September 11, our show takes a look back at events that changed America 19 years ago. We also take a tour of the National 9/11 Memorial and Museum.

Colleges cope with Covid on campus, we explain exactly what it's like to get tested for coronavirus, and "Mr. Trash Wheel" cleans waters with each spin.

Today's topics: flu season in the time of coronavirus, a record number of young Americans living with their parents, muscled-up rodents, and wacky weather.

Wildfires in California prompt a state of emergency, we give an overview of the upcoming U.S. election, and a pair of spacecraft venture deeper into space.

A coronavirus vaccine could be available in less than two months, a call goes out for more election poll workers, and a pair of almanacs make winter predictions.

Facebook says a Russian troll farm tried to sow discord, U.S. stocks are up amid a mixed economy, and drones help indigenous people keep tabs on illegal logging.

Different cities have different responses to coronavirus, President Trump visits a tense city in Wisconsin, and a changing workplace could change U.S. cities.

Today's topics: Possibilities and concerns concerning a coronavirus vaccine, the challenges of working from home, and a CNN Hero's success with pet adoption.

Japan's prime minister steps down, Gulf Coast states survey hurricane damage, universities try AI monitoring for tests, and Germany experiments with a concert.

The Republican National Convention wraps up, Hurricane Laura leaves extensive damage on the Gulf Coast, and some U.S. sports postpone games amid civil unrest.

Hurricane Laura bears down on the U.S. Gulf Coast, NASA plans a search for rogue planets, and garage conversions find a home in some parts of Los Angeles.

A possible political change in North Korea, a controversy involving TikTok and the U.S. government, and the importance of chalk are three of today's topics!

Hurricane science takes center stage on today's show, as two storms churn in the Gulf. We're also discussing movie theater safety amid coronavirus concerns.