
What’s on CBS News Sunday Morning this week (Sept. 20)
Here’s what’s on CBS News Sunday Morning for Sept. 20, from sports betting apps and the Lucas Museum opening to AI with Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and more.

Here’s what’s on CBS News Sunday Morning for Sept. 20, from sports betting apps and the Lucas Museum opening to AI with Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and more.

AI data center training expands in Houston under America’s Workforce Academy, a Meta-backed effort to prepare skilled trades for data center construction.

A federal appeals court ruled there is no constitutional right to safe drinking water, rejecting Jackson residents’ claims and a right-to-truth argument.

Bob McNally explains what a gas price spike could mean for the economy and what, if anything, leaders can do to ease the impact on consumers.

A new study suggests ancient betel nut use may explain deep grooves in teeth from Indonesia, backed by chemical traces and wear linked to early nut-sucking.

NFL Week 2 best bets with spread picks and projected scores for every matchup, including Panthers-Falcons, Browns-Bucs, Steelers-Patriots and more.
Grand juries and judges are showing rare skepticism as federal prosecutors struggle to convict anti-ICE protesters under Trump’s Justice Department.

In Pennsylvania’s 1st District, the Brian Fitzpatrick election faces headwinds as voters weigh his breaks with Trump against national GOP dynamics.

A new BGSU poll shows Ohio governor and Senate races effectively even. Democrats hold narrow 3-point edges among likely voters, while many expect GOP wins.

Reporters from CNN, MS NOW and Politico say they were denied entry after President Trump announced restrictions. The outlets vow to fight the decision.

President Trump announced a White House media ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico over what he called unfair coverage, warning more outlets could be barred.

Fat Bear Week 2026 debuts a larger 16-bear bracket at Katmai, with public voting Sept. 22–29 and rising cub numbers signaling a new generation.
Tax credits, lower monthly bills, Medicare savings, and other federal benefits many people miss.
