Sunday Morning
Coverage of Sunday Morning in the Nexus archive.
- Almanac: July 5
The article 'Sunday Morning' reviews historical events that occurred on July 5. The focus is on examining past occurrences tied to this specific date.
- Almanac: June 14
The article is an almanac entry for June 14, focusing on historical events from this date. It notes that 'Sunday Morning' examines past occurrences on this day.
- Young applicants discuss the challenges of today's job search
The unemployment rate for young workers is about twice the national average. Recent graduates discuss how AI is affecting their job prospects and the hiring process.
- Almanac: May 31
The article 'Sunday Morning' provides a historical overview of events that occurred on May 31. It focuses on reviewing past occurrences related to this date without specifying particular individuals or modern contexts.
- Almanac: May 31
The article 'Sunday Morning' examines historical events that occurred on May 31. It provides a retrospective overview of significant occurrences on this date without specifying particular events.
- Jill Biden: "I was frightened" by Biden's debate performance and thought he was having a stroke
Former first lady Jill Biden expressed fear during her husband Joe Biden's 2024 presidential debate performance, believing he might be having a stroke. She described being 'scared to death' by his appearance and behavior during the event.
- Passage: In memoriam
The article commemorates U.S. service members who died since the start of the war with Iran on Memorial Day, as featured in 'Sunday Morning'.
- Overtourism: Too much of a good thing?
The article discusses how overtourism, driven by social media, is negatively impacting the world's most popular and fragile destinations. It highlights the role of social media in increasing tourist numbers and the resulting strain on these locations.
- Overtourism: Too much of a good thing?
The article examines how overtourism, driven largely by social media, is straining popular and environmentally sensitive destinations worldwide. It highlights the growing tension between tourism and the preservation of fragile ecosystems and cultural sites.
- Farewell to correspondent Elizabeth Palmer
Elizabeth Palmer, a long-time CBS News correspondent and 'Sunday Morning' contributor, is retiring after decades of work. Known for her Emmy-winning art appreciations and coverage of global hotspots, Jane Pauley acknowledges her as a par excellence foreign correspondent.
- Nationwide boom in AI data centers stirs resistance
Tech companies are rapidly expanding AI data centers, with over 4,000 operational nationwide. Communities are opposing these facilities due to environmental and financial concerns, prompting debate between advocates and opponents.
- Extended interview: Tim Cook
Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, discusses the company's first half-century and its focus on innovation in an interview with David Pogue. The conversation also touches on the vision of Steve Jobs, who returned to Apple in 1997. Apple's constant pursuit of 'the next thing' is highlighted as a key aspect of its success.