The Emmy Award-winning “CBS News Sunday Morning” airs on CBS every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. ET. It is also available on the CBS News app from 11:00 a.m. ET.
Cover Story
Congressional Gridlock: Robert Costa investigates the ongoing issues in Congress and the resulting delays in legislative processes.
Sports
Turf Wars for the World Cup: FIFA mandates that World Cup games occur on natural grass surfaces. This year’s tournament required specially engineered sod to accommodate varying climates and stadium types, including domed venues. Dr. John Sorochan from the University of Tennessee and researcher Conor Knighton discuss the development of resilient grass varieties.
For more information, you can reach out to Dr. John Sorochan at the University of Tennessee or Crossroads Sod Farm in Belvidere, Tennessee.
Arts
Carol Bove’s Heavy Metal Art: Featuring warped steel structures, Carol Bove’s retrospective at New York’s Guggenheim Museum is a visual invitation to explore curiosity and imagination. Correspondent Faith Salie speaks with Bove about her artistic approach.
Visit the exhibition “Carol Bove” at the Guggenheim Museum through August 2. The exhibition catalogue is available for purchase online.
Commentary
Ted Danson on Creative Aging: Actor Ted Danson provides insights on staying positive and maintaining social connections during the aging process, which can improve health and longevity.
Research supporting this perspective can be found in studies published by the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology and the Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics.
Interviews
Judge Ronald Gould’s Resilience: Federal Judge Ronald Gould, despite living with multiple sclerosis, continues to serve the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals with determination. Dr. Jon LaPook interviews Gould and his former law clerk, Karla Gilbride.
Music
Shania Twain’s Journey: Known as the top-selling female country artist, Shania Twain shares her life’s challenges and triumphs, including her new album “Little Miss Twain.” Correspondent Seth Doane reports.
Listen to Twain’s single “Dirty Rosie” from the album available for pre-order.
Television
New Comedy Series: “Stuart Fails to Save the Universe” is an HBO Max series featuring Stuart Bloom from “The Big Bang Theory” as an action hero in a chaotic universe. Luke Burbank interviews the cast and creators.
Commentary
Sam Smith’s Music Revolution: Barry Walters discusses how Sam Smith’s new ballad, “My Guy,” signifies progress in LGBTQ music representation.
Featured Videos
Pat Oliphant’s Political Cartoons: A look back at Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Pat Oliphant’s work and his influence in political satire.
America’s Love for Hot Dogs: A collection of stories dedicated to hot dogs in honor of National Hot Dog Day.
Notable Deaths in 2026: A photo gallery remembering influential figures who have passed this year.
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