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.@raye tells @sethdoane about the artistic freedom that comes with being an independent artist: "If a song needs to be seven minutes long, because that's how long it feels like it needs to be, then it should be."
More from their conversation airs this Sunday.
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Among the various proposals for bolstering Security is raising the retirement age at which Americans can claim full benefits.
One lawmaker instead wants to lower it. cbsn.ws/4ylSgfW
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Before their daughter Kaylee Goncalves was murdered alongside three other University of Idaho students in November 2022, Steve and Kristi Goncalves watched true crime shows with their family. Now, they see those shows through a very different lens:
"I don't watch anymore," Kristi told Luke Burbank. "My daughter is a '20/20,' she is a '48 Hours.' She is on 'Dateline.'"
More of their interview this Sunday on #CBSSundayMorning. cbsnews.com/sunday-morning/
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Mortgage rates are back above 7%. How much higher could they climb? cbsn.ws/4hnGg6i
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"I felt so bad for these magnificent animals. And then I felt bad because I smelled like them": Sylvester Stallone jokes about one of his wildest jobs before fame. cbsn.ws/3TqLV3s
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"It's almost an insurance policy": Hundreds of small businesses are using the prediction market to hedge against a range of business risks, according to Kalshi. Here's how. cbsn.ws/4xEJLLL
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Sylvester Stallone joins CBS Sunday Morning correspondent @thattracysmith this Sunday on CBS and Paramount+, and live at @92ndStreetY on Monday, Sept. 28, for a conversation about his life, career and new memoir, “The Steps.”
Before he became a Hollywood star, @TheSlyStallone took odd jobs to make ends meet in New York City, including cleaning lion cages at the Central Park Zoo. He recalled smelling so strongly after the job that he would shower with his clothes on because he couldn’t afford to use a laundromat. 92ny.org/event/sylvester-sta…
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Boise's "Unknown Wanderer" is identified after 43 years. Could he be linked to Chicago Tylenol murders? cbsn.ws/4rtSWgj
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Cybercriminal group claims it stole FBI personnel and applicant data cbsn.ws/4AsW9kz
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More than two decades after its release, Mark Kurlansky's "Salt: A World History" has found a new generation of readers after unexpectedly taking off on TikTok.
In 2008, Sunday Morning's Martha Teichner spoke with Kurlansky about the surprisingly rich history of salt and how the everyday ingredient became economically, politically and culturally important around the world.
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Bone density and the "silent disease": 4 things women should know about bone health cbsn.ws/4cXmhtJ
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A 6-year-old Chinese girl has set a new women's world record for solving a 3x3 Rubik's Cube in just over 4 seconds, state media reported this week.
There are 43 quintillion possible permutations on a Rubik's Cube. In 2025, David Pogue met with some speed cubers — including some previous world-record holders. cbsn.ws/4AqLPcR
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Should the U.S. raise payroll taxes to save Social Security? cbsn.ws/4hlnCvz
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Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch says his decision to retire is not because of pressure from the White House, saying that recent challenges actually made him want to stay longer.
Bunch tells @MoRocca he felt a responsibility to protect the Smithsonian and history while pushing back against claims that the institution is run by “left-wing radicals who want to destroy America.” cbsnews.com/news/retiring-sm…
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Iconic filmmaker Steven Spielberg tells @NorahODonnell about the “crazy mythology” he and his best friend, filmmaker and philanthropist George Lucas, created around the opening of “Star Wars.”
He hopes Lucas felt that same sense of excitement when his new museum, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, opened this week in Los Angeles. cbsn.ws/4xC3V8X
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Man's metal detector wouldn't stop beeping, leading to record-breaking trove of ancient Roman coins cbsn.ws/4yOfAT7
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Sylvester Stallone arrived in New York City in 1969 with a dream that would eventually become “Rocky” — and an Oscar-winning legacy.
Next week, Stallone joins our very own @thattracysmith at @92ndStreetY to reflect on his extraordinary journey and new memoir, “The Steps.”
Join us Sep. 28 to hear Stallone tell his story and take home a copy of “The Steps,” included with every ticket. Buy tickets here: 92ny.org/event/sylvester-sta…
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A 29-year-old pest control salesman says he bets on sports every day, wagering between $80,000 and $120,000 a year — as much as or more than his $97,000 salary.
He tells @JimAxelrod he sometimes puts an entire paycheck on his bets. cbsnews.com/news/sports-bett…
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Esteban Ruiz-Haynes says he bets on sports every day, wagering as much as or more than his annual salary.
Despite losing five figures over five years, he tells @JimAxelrod he compares gambling to “crack in the ’80s,” saying once you get the fix, “you gotta get it again.” cbsnews.com/news/sports-bett…
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