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While we lost so much in 2020, we enter the New Year with a sense of promise and hope – a commentary by "CBS This Morning: Saturday" co-host Michelle Miller.
"Sunday Morning" pays tribute to the creative, inspiring and newsworthy men and women who passed away this year, who'd touched our lives in unforgettable ways.
Dr. Jon LaPook pays tribute to medical professionals who, having come face-to-face with the coronavirus, put their own lives in jeopardy in order to save others.
"Sunday Morning" presents images that capture the emotional turbulence of the past year, from a deadly pandemic and terrifying wildfires, to a baseball season like no other.
This past year health care workers demonstrated the many ways people can rise to the challenge of our times while fighting an invisible enemy. Dr. Jon LaPook pays tribute to medical professionals who, having come face-to-face with the coronavirus, put their own lives in jeopardy in order to save others.
The pandemic offered an opportunity for advances in science and technology to help see us through a troubling time. Here are some of the often-overshadowed bright spots of the past year.
The pandemic offered an opportunity for advances in science and technology to help see us through a troubling time. Correspondent David Pogue reminds us of some of the often-overshadowed bright spots of the past year.
"Sunday Morning" reviews the tops in pop culture and more from the past year.
The pandemic has robbed many of us of loved ones, and of our dreams. Lee Cowan remembers a few of the hundreds of thousands of victims of this terrifying pandemic, and of their legacy: a human spirit that would not be defeated.
Time for one last look at the leading headlines from an unprecedented year.
Plans and structure are vital to our functioning and preparing for the future – so with the pandemic tossing our plans for 2020 out the window, how should we move forward?
Plans and structure are vital to our functioning and preparing for the future – and so with the pandemic forcing us to toss our plans out the window this year, how should we move forward into 2021? Correspondent Susan Spencer talks with psychology professors, a psychiatrist, and a wedding planner about why it's important now to focus on the small, more manageable details of daily life.
Photos, submitted by '"Sunday Morning" viewers, of just a small sample of our community that we have lost to COVID-19.
A look at the features for this week's broadcast of the #1 Sunday morning news program
Washington Post book reviewer Ron Charles offers suggestions for the bibliophiles on your holiday list.
