CBS News Sunday Morning

CHASING THE DREAM – Jo Ling Kent reports on the affordability crisis and whether or not the American dream of home ownership is still widely attainable.

SCARLETT JOHANSSON … SKIN IN THE GAME – Tracy Smith sits down with actor Scarlett Johansson to talk about her life as founder of The Outset, a skincare business.

ART IS MONEY – Nancy Giles heads to Philadelphia to see how artist Stacey Lee Webber literally turns money into art.

DATA DRIVEN – Robert Costa reports on the proliferation of huge artificial intelligence data centers springing up around the nation by the thousands.

ON A ROLL – Lee Cowan goes on a thrill ride while reporting on the big business of cutting-edge roller coasters.

PASSING LANE – Seth Doane looks at how inexpensive Chinese electric cars are becoming a major player in the European market.

WE'VE GOT YOU COVERED – Susan Spencer talks with executives at Sheer Health, a company that manages health insurance claims and benefits on behalf of consumers.

BINGO! – Luke Burbank looks at the origins of one of America's favorite pastimes … bingo!

ALL AMERICAN – Faith Salie surveys the history and enduring appeal of American Girl dolls.

WHO'S LISTENING? – David Pogue explores a mystery many of us have wondered about: are our phones spying on us?

TIDAL CHANGE – Martha Teichner combs the shores of Florida and California for a different kind of riches, sand dollars.

IMMIGRATION COURT – Ted Koppel reports on the number of judges who have been fired, have retired or left the immigration courts operated by the Department of Justice.

DEADLY ROADS – Jim Axelrod has a new CBS News investigation into the surging number of deadly truck accidents and how one company is now before the U.S. Supreme Court, looking to shield itself from lawsuits that follow crashes.

FAMILY TREE – Mo Rocca takes us to Nakashima Woodworkers, the historic New Hope, Pa., home and furniture design studio of the late George Nakashima, a pioneering designer and architect who established his business after being held in an internment camp during WWII. His daughter now runs the company.

GREEN LIGHT – David Pogue, to mark Earth Day, looks at a trio of companies that are inventing new technologies to improve the environment.

PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST – Martha Teichner visits prominent portrait artist Michael Shane Neal,whose latest subject is former President Joe Biden.

TUNE UP – Luke Burbank talks with Andrew Hiers, a man who combines opera singing with selling cars in Melbourne, Fla.

ON BROADWAY – Tracy Smith sits down with actors Don Cheadle and Ayo Edebiri, who star in the new Broadway production of "Proof."

CUBA – Mo Rocca takes a look at Cuba, how it is faring today and the impact of the Trump administration's policies concerning the island nation.

FOR THE RECORD – KACEY MUSGRAVES – Anthony Mason catches up with country superstar Kacey Musgraves, who opens up about going home after a breakup, the inspiration for her new songs and posing with a bull on her album cover.

JENNY SAVILLE: BODY OF WORK – Elizabeth Palmer visits with British artist Jenny Saville, who has a major retrospective at the 2026 Venice Biennale.

GOAL! – With soccer fever spreading in advance of the World Cup in June, Ramy Inocencio tells the heartwarming underdog tale behind the hit Hulu series "Welcome to Wrexham."

KNOWING THE SCORE – Allison Aubrey reports on a new tool available free online that can help keep your brain healthy.

VENUS FLYTRAP – Seth Doane heads to North Carolina with a group trying to save a plant that looms large in the popular imagination but is fast disappearing in the wild, the Venus flytrap.

REP. JAMES CLYBURN … GAME CHANGER – Robert Costa talks politics and more with influential Congressman Jim Clyburn (D-South Carolina).

STEVE HARTMAN – Steve Hartman has a story about a young girl who sees what's possible.

TREE COLLECTORS – As we celebrate Arbor Day this week, Martha Teichner meets with people passionate about planting trees of all kinds, in all kinds of places.

TOURISM – Seth Doane examines how tourism has become a huge global industry, sometimes leading to overtourism, and asks whether it is good or bad.

HORSE POWER – Lesley Stahl of 60 MINUTES reports on an innovative equine therapy program, in which the mental and physical health of humans is improved through interaction with four-hooved animals.

MOZART – Jane Pauley looks at the life and legacy of composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

KNOWING THE SCORE – Allison Aubrey reports on a new tool available free online that can help keep your brain healthy.

LEGENDS – STING – Mark Phillips catches up with musician Sting, now on stage in "The Last Ship," a musical he wrote about shipbuilding in his hometown of Newcastle, England.

COURSE CORRECTION – Lee Cowan talks with Tom Coyne, a sportswriter who is now trying to save a beloved, threatened local golf course in New York's Catskills.

STEVE HARTMAN – Steve Hartman has a story about how, in times of need, it helps to have good neighbors.

PEZ – Luke Burbank reports on the history and impact of PEZ candy and the colorful dispensers that have been around for 75 years.

OPINION – David Sedaris has some thoughts on dogs.