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An extended interview with best-selling author of Hillbilly Elegy J.D. Vance

Julie Pace, Ed O'Keefe, Rachael Bade, and David Nakamura reflect on the Trump administration's first year and look ahead at the 2018 midterm elections.

Julie Pace, Ed O'Keefe, Rachael Bade, and David Nakamura join guest host Major Garrett to discuss the White House's response to the Russia investigation and the potential of a DACA deal.

The author of "Hillbilly Elegy" says there's a danger for President Trump if the economy and wages don't significantly improve for middle America

Republican Reps. Will Hurd of Texas and Mark Meadows of North Carolina along with Democratic Reps. Joe Crowley of New York and Debbie Dingell of Michigan debate the effects of the tax bill and the potential of a deal on DACA.

CBS News correspondent Seth Doane on the prospects for diplomacy, and the rise of populist, far-right and separatist movements

CBS News correspondent Ben Tracy on the North Korean nuclear crisis that looms on the horizon

"Sunday Morning" reviews some of the year's biggest stories from home and abroad over the last 12 months

Senator Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, joins CBS News White House Correspondent Major Garrett to discuss the protests in Iran and how to approach North Korea.

Sen. Lindsey Graham joined "Face the Nation" to weigh in on the situation in Iran, discuss the year that's passed and the one to come

Republican Reps. Will Hurd of Texas and Mark Meadows of North Carolina along with Democratic Reps. Joe Crowley of New York and Debbie Dingell of Michigan share their priorities for 2018.

J.D. Vance, best-selling author of Hillbilly Elegy, sits down with CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Major Garrett to reflect on President Trump's relationship with rural America

Sen. Lindsey Graham says 2018 will "be the year to deny North Korea the capability to hit the homeland"

A "Sunday Morning" tradition: Host Jane Pauley takes time out to remember the many people who left us in the year gone by - men and women who made us laugh or think or wonder. Most made our world a better place; a few did just the opposite. Still, for better or for worse, they touched our lives in ways we won't forget.

We leave you this last Sunday Morning of 2017 in King's Canyon National Park in California ... among towering sequoias many hundreds of years old. Videographer: Jamie McDonald.

"Sunday Morning" pays tribute to the creative, inspiring and newsworthy men and women who made us laugh, think or wonder, and who (for better or for worse) touched our lives

It's that time of year to consider time, and "Sunday Morning" Contributor Faith Salie offers her take on the value of repentance, regrets, and resolutions.

"Sunday Morning" looks back at the year's most popular books, songs, movies, online entertainment and TV. Did you catch it all?

At the end of another breathless year, the "Sunday Morning" contributor takes stock in the meaning of mistakes and repairing one's self

Correspondent Tony Dokoupil catches up with the actor-director, currently starring in the film "The Disaster Artist," who - as he nears age 40 - is taking stock of his breathless work ethic and artistic pursuits.

Just in time for a New Year's toast, Lee Cowan tells us about a unique vodka made from fog. Hangar 1's Fog Point Vodka is distilled from water condensed from San Francisco's famous fog.