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When it comes to body art, beauty really is skin deep. More than 45 million Americans have gone under the needle for a tattoo, with many putting themselves in the hands of classically-trained artists
Ina Garten, also known as "The Barefoot Contessa," didn't set out to be a celebrity chef. With her line of bestselling cookbooks, her own Food Network TV show, and millions of adoring fans, Garten is a culinary institution. Serena Altschul heads to the Hamptons for an at-home visit. Originally broadcast January 25, 2015.
Police in northern New York State say they are hoping sleep deprivation, bug bites, and lack of food or water will finally take their toll on David Sweat, who escaped with another inmate from a maximum security prison three weeks ago. However, bad weather could hamper the hunt. Anna Werner reports.
On June 28, 1935, the government revealed its plan to construct a massive underground vault at an Army base in Kentucky to house the nation's gold reserves. Lee Cowan reports.
Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy called it a matter of dignity when he wrote his majority opinion upholding the right to same-sex marriage. With Friday's Supreme Court Ruling, same-sex marriage has become a right in all 50 states - change that even gay activists believed unthinkable a decade ago
In this preview of an interview to be broadcast on"Sunday Morning," the singer-songwriter of the hit ballad "All of Me" talks to correspondent Rita Braver about love songs and their inspiration.
We leave you this Sunday among bull elk grazing in the higher elevations of Rocky Mountain National Park. Videographer: Roger Wolfe.
Correspondent Martha Teichner looks at the questions raised by the shocking massacre of nine people in a historic black church in Charleston, S.C., the motivations of the white gunman, and where America stands on race relations today.
From the Grateful Dead to Take Your Dog to Work Day: "Sunday Morning" takes a look at some notable events of the week ahead. Charles Osgood reports.
Jim Gaffigan - a dad himself - wonders why we honor dads with a holiday, calling Father's Day an afterthought observed by the giving of pointless gifts, like ties.
