On a single Sunday morning, Americans are invited to sit with the full weight of their moment: a gambling industry engineered for compulsion, an artificial intelligence revolution shaped by one man's chips, a museum built on the belief that images form our myths, and a Smithsonian steward who spent years insisting that a nation must see itself whole. CBS Sunday Morning, under Jane Pauley's guidance, has long treated the weekend hour not as escape but as reckoning — a quiet space where the country's hungers, ambitions, and griefs are laid side by side and asked to make sense of one another.