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Catch the Emmy Award-winning "CBS News Sunday Morning" this Sunday at 9:00 a.m. ET on CBS or stream it later at 11:00 a.m. ET on the CBS News app.

Cover Story: The Spark of a Nation

This week, correspondent Mo Rocca takes us back 250 years to April 19, 1775. Experience the tension of Lexington and Concord, where British troops clashed with colonial militias, igniting the American Revolutionary War. Hear reenactors share why the ideals of that era resonate in today’s world.

Arts Spotlight: The Frick Collection Reimagined

Discover the stunning transformation of the Frick Collection in New York City, which reopened after a spectacular four-year renovation costing over $200 million. National correspondent Robert Costa explores the exquisite mansion that houses this collection of masterpieces, each piece telling its own story.

Sweets Feature: The Chocolate Egg Craze

Ever wonder about Cadbury’s famed chocolate eggs? Founded in 1824, the British candy titan produces around a million of these creamy delights daily. Correspondent Seth Doane unpacks the chocolate history and the surprising differences between eggs sold to Americans and those enjoyed overseas.

TV Alert: From the Minds of Comedy Greats

Get ready for “Étoile,” a new Amazon Prime series crafted by the award-winning duo Amy Sherman-Palladino and Dan Palladino, known for hits like "Gilmore Girls." Correspondent Faith Salie catches up with the dynamic pair as they discuss their unique creative partnership in this captivating comic-drama.

World Watch: The Humanitarian Aid Crisis

As cuts to U.S. foreign aid ripple across the globe, senior contributor Ted Koppel investigates the dire consequences for humanitarian workers in conflict zones like Africa and Afghanistan. Former U.K. Foreign Secretary David Miliband fills us in on how these funding cuts affect lives both abroad and at home.

Stage Scene: David Hyde Pierce Shines on Broadway

Catch David Hyde Pierce, beloved from "Frasier," in the reimagined "Pirates! The Penzance Musical" in New Orleans. He chats with correspondent Martha Teichner about the timeless relevance of Gilbert and Sullivan and his journey to making audiences laugh.

Lifestyle Choice: A New Model for Senior Centers

Explore GenSpace, an innovative community center for seniors in Los Angeles founded by philanthropist Wallis Annenberg. Correspondent Allison Aubrey discusses how this vibrant space encourages intergenerational interactions and whether it could inspire similar projects across the country.

Fashion: The Dark Side of Feather Trends

Travel back to the late 1800s when feather fashion wreaked havoc on bird populations. Correspondent Conor Knighton will reveal how this trend led to near extinction for some species, igniting a conservation movement that turned the tide.

Commentary: Jim Gaffigan on Parenthood

Join comedian Jim Gaffigan as he candidly shares his experiences as a father of five, contemplating the challenges of balancing work and parenthood.

Nature: A Glimpse at High Falls

Enjoy breathtaking views of High Falls in New York—nature’s canvas waiting to be explored.

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