CBS News Sunday Morning, the Emmy Award-winning program, airs on CBS each Sunday at 9:00 a.m. ET. For those preferring to stream, it is available on the CBS News app starting at 11:00 a.m. ET. This week, viewers can enjoy a rebroadcast of “The Money Issue,” a special hosted by Jane Pauley that explores the influence of money on our lives.
Chasing the American Dream
Many young Americans now consider themselves “forever renters.” This shift is driven by a shortage of homes, rising mortgage rates, and stagnant incomes. Correspondent Jo Ling Kent investigates the housing market challenges and highlights a Midwestern city’s efforts to attract out-of-state buyers.
Money in Art
Philadelphia artist Stacey Lee Webber turns coins and bills into art. Her sculptures and jewelry showcase creativity, elevating small change into valuable artwork. Correspondent Nancy Giles discusses how Webber’s monetary art captures interest and demand.
Chinese Electric Vehicles Lead the Market
BYD, a Chinese automaker, surpassed Tesla as the top seller of electric vehicles last year. Despite limited US market access, China’s investments in technology are paying off. Correspondent Seth Doane analyzes how tariffs might impact American automakers.
Bingo’s New Spin
From community halls to charity events, Bingo remains a fundraising favorite. Correspondent Luke Burbank explores the game’s history and why its simplicity appeals to large groups.
Health Care Claim Battles
Health insurance companies frequently deny medically-requested procedure coverage, causing frustration. Sheer Health enters the scene, assisting clients in fighting these denials. Correspondent Susan Spencer looks into this service’s benefits for consumers.
Roller Coasters Reaching New Heights
Amusement parks are innovating with new roller coaster designs. The New Texas Giant and Tormenta Rampaging Run represent technological advancements in the industry. Correspondent Lee Cowan shares insights into these thrilling rides.
Are Phones Listening?
When ads target your recent conversations, it raises questions about privacy. Correspondent David Pogue delves into the facts about targeted advertising and why it feels oddly precise.
Scarlett Johansson’s Skincare Venture
Actress Scarlett Johansson branches into skincare with her product line, The Outset. Catering to sensitive skin, the line has personal significance for Johansson, who shares details with Tracy Smith.
Nationwide AI Data Center Boom
AI is driving the construction of thousands of data centers nationwide. However, some communities resist due to environmental concerns. Correspondent Robert Costa examines the growth and community response.
American Girl Celebrates 40 Years
American Girl dolls tell stories from different eras, fostering connections across generations. Correspondent Faith Salie reflects on the toy’s 40-year history and its celebration of girlhood.
Exploring Sand Dollars
In Florida, correspondent Martha Teichner searches for sand dollars with naturalist Kristen Williams. These sea creatures hold unique characteristics and ecological importance.
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