The Emmy Award-winning ‘CBS News Sunday Morning’ airs on CBS every Sunday starting at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time and streams on the CBS News app from 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time. Hosted by Lee Cowan, this episode features several informative and engaging segments.
Cover Story: Congressional Gridlock
Reporter Robert Costa delves into the ongoing gridlock within Congress, exploring its implications for legislative progress in the current political climate.
Sports: Turf Wars
FIFA mandates that World Cup matches occur on natural grass. Conor Knighton investigates how advanced sod varieties are used in stadiums, including those with artificial turf, to meet these standards. Dr. John Sorochan, from the University of Tennessee, contributes his expertise in turfgrass science.
Arts: Carol Bove’s Heavy Metal
Artist Carol Bove’s steel sculptures are showcased at New York City’s Guggenheim Museum. Faith Salie discusses with Bove the playful environment her artwork creates for visitors. The exhibition runs through August 2.
Commentary: Ted Danson on Aging Creatively
Actor Ted Danson shares insights on embracing aging positively, highlighting the health benefits of a good outlook and solid social networks.
U.S.: Judge Ronald Gould’s Journey with MS
Judge Ronald Gould, despite living with multiple sclerosis, maintains a demanding workload. He speaks with Dr. Jon LaPook about his approach to life and work while managing this condition.
Music: Shania Twain’s Life Reflected in Music
Shania Twain discusses her new album ‘Little Miss Twain’, which narrates her journey from hardship to becoming a top-selling artist. The album is set for release on July 24.
TV: New Comedy ‘Stuart Fails to Save the Universe’
This HBO Max series, linked to ‘The Big Bang Theory’, follows Stuart Bloom’s journey as an unlikely hero. The creators and actors share insights into their innovative storytelling.
Commentary: Sam Smith’s ‘My Guy’
Barry Walters from Rolling Stone examines Sam Smith’s latest song, noting its significance in the progression of LGBTQ music.
Web Exclusives: Pat Oliphant’s Political Cartoons
Reflecting on the work of Pat Oliphant, a notable political cartoonist who passed away in 2026, revisiting his discussion on caricature and censorship.
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