Our region may have dodged the worst of Superstorm Sandy, but experts say now's the time to check your insurance policy to make sure you're covered when the next storm hits.

U.S. Rep. Gerald Connolly (D-Va.) and D.C. Council member-elect Davis Grosso (I- At-Large) join us in the studio.

What happens when a burgeoning DIY movement meets a shrinking number of brick-and-mortar suppliers and a flourishing online marketplace.

Long lines, technical glitches and confusion over new voting rules marred Tuesday's presidential election. We look at the factors behind our flawed election process, and what's being done to address problems.

Monsanto, the world’s largest seed company, is headed to the Supreme Court in a case over its weedkiller-resistant soybean seeds. We get an overview of the case and its potential implications for our food supply.

U.S. presidential elections garner almost as much media coverage in foreign countries as they do here. We get perspectives from journalists around the world.

An early look at the results of Tuesday's election and what they mean both for the Washington region and the rest of the country.

The candidates have made their pitches, now the people will decide: Who will win the battle for tablet computer supremacy? And will Windows 8 prove to be a revelation or a train wreck?

We'll also check in with WAMU reporter Michael Pope for insight into Virginia's ballot initiatives.

We explore the new push at the Food and Drug Administration to fast-track some medications, and find out how scientists and safety experts are weighing the risks and benefits.

We check in with the editor of The Onion about their coverage of election 2012 and their latest book, “The Onion Book of Known Knowledge."

Montgomery County voters will cast ballots on Tuesday that will settle a question on the rights of police union members to collective bargaining.

Kojo and veteran military reporter Tom Ricks look at some of U.S. history's top brass, and explore how today's commanders are adapting -- or not -- to the demands of modern warfare.

Our conversation with the at-large candidates for the D.C. Council continues with less than a week to Election Day.

How trees around the city, businesses and homeowners fared during superstorm Sandy, and what can be done to prepare for future storms.

We get updates on storm damage from WAMU Coastal Reporter Bryan Russo and The Washington Post's Dr. Gridlock.