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In 2014 there were fewer babies born in Italy than at any time since 1861. Italians say the economic conditions are not good enough to have large families, and many are having no children at all. Elizabeth Palmer reports.
In this preview of an interview to be broadcast on "Sunday Morning," NASCAR vice chairperson and International Speedway Corporation CEO Lesa France Kennedy, called "the most powerful woman in sports," opens up to correspondent Michelle Miller about putting her life back together after the deaths of both her father and husband.
Preview: The proud mother of racer Ben Kennedy, both members of the "first family of NASCAR," tells correspondent Michelle Miller about her son's passion for competing.
The two Internet stars have unconventional success stories, and owe it all to YouTube. Norah O'Donnell sits down with the ladies who say they do not consider themselves celebrities.
Jamie Spafford, Ben Ebbrell, Barry Taylor and Mike Huttlestone make up Sorted food, a YouTube cooking show sensation. They sat down with "Sunday Morning" to discuss why their show is special. They say regular cooking shows only give instruction, while theirs opens up the conversation and actively engages viewers.
When grammar is mangled in online postings, there is at least one person who notices. Bryan Henderson spent four years removing every misuse of a single phrase on Wikipedia he found particularly troublesome. Steve Hartman reports on Henderson's passion for accuracy in the English language.
From a tribute special, "David Letterman: A Life on Television," to Cinco de Mayo: "Sunday Morning" looks at the notable events of the week ahead. Charles Osgood reports.
Mary Barra is General Motors' relatively new CEO. The company is celebrating the production of its 500th million car this week, and Anna Werner sat down with Barra to discuss her plans for remaking GM in the wake of its bankruptcy and the recalls of defective cars.
Hip hop artist Queen Latifah stars in a new HBO film about singer Bessie Smith, the "Empress of the Blues." First offered the part when she was only 22, Latifah feels only now capable of tackling the singer's troubled life. Mark Strassmann reports.
In 1903 the Wright Brothers, Wilbur and Orville, successfully flew a heavier-than-air powered machine. The story of these aviation pioneers is now told in a new book. Rita Braver spoke with the author, historian David McCullough.
