AT THE FAIR – Ted Koppel provides a snapshot of what people are thinking ahead of the November election, while sampling deep-fried snacks at the Wisconsin State Fair.

FOR THE RECORD – Tracy Smith examines the use of music by campaigns and how some musicians have reacted to use of their songs in political settings.

REALITY CHECK – David Pogue sorts out fact versus perception when it comes to three key matters in this presidential campaign: the economy, crime and political polarization.

CAPTURE THE FLAG – Kelefa Sanneh examines what patriotism is, what it is perceived as and how candidates of all political stripes view themselves as patriotic.

IMMIGRATION – Martha Teichner visits Florida, where 21% of the population is foreign-born, to look at the issue of immigration and the nation's workforce.

QUIET ON THE SET – Ben Mankiewicz looks at the history of politics in film – and explains why it's a topic that has all but disappeared from today's movies.

SISTER SENATORS – Lee Cowan talks with the "Sister Senators" from South Carolina – Republicans and Democrats who formed an unlikely alliance to protect abortion rights in their state.

BELIEVE IT OR NOT... – Ted Koppel looks at how we can no longer even agree on what the truth is.

DRIVEN: Kris Van Cleave goes for a spin with GM CEO Mary Barra to discuss what she's doing to improve business and her 10 years in the top spot. 

MAD MAGAZINE – David Pogue visits an exhibit of the art and humor of Mad magazine at the Norman Rockwell Museum. 

SUNDAY PROFILE: DEMI MOORE – Tracy Smith sits down with actor Demi Moore, now starring in the film "The Substance," about her long career and more. 

FOR THE RECORD: PEARL JAM – Anthony Mason talks music and more in a rare interview with members of the legendary rock group Pearl Jam. 

UKRAINE – David Martin looks at the war in Ukraine and how Ukraine's push into Russia has altered the battle. 

CAVES – Seth Doane heads to the hillside town of Matera in southern Italy to visit the caves of Sassi. 

FALL SEASON – CBS NEWS SUNDAY MORNING looks at what's ahead in art, movies, music, documentaries, books, TV and theater.