This week on “Sunday Morning” (April 20)

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Cover Story: The Birth of the American Revolution
On April 19, 1775, British soldiers faced colonial militia in the Massachusetts cities of Lexington and Concord, and exchanged fire, establishing the US Freedom War. Correspondent Mo Rakka investigates the dramatic incidents of that frightening day 250 years ago; And hears the renecks why the ideals of the colonists are still correct.

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Almanac: April 20
“Sunday morning” sees historical events on this date.

Art: Inside the change of frick collection
One of the most exquisite museums in New York City, a gilder collection located in the former house of a gild edge steel baron, after four years, has reopened after more than $ 200 million renewal. “Sunday Morning” National Correspondent Robert Costa goes behind the careful restoration of an ornate mansion housing masterpiece which is an excellent work.

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World: Danger arising out of cuts for American foreign aid
The policies of Elon Musk’s cosmic Chensaw and President Trump have targeted American foreign aid, and the human groups with it do their work around the world. “Sunday Morning” senior contributor Ted Koppel talks with humanitarian aid workers in Africa and Afghanistan and former UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband (now with the International Rescue Committee Chairman and CEO), abroad and at home.

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TV: Amy Sharman-Paladino and Dan Palladino: Curtain on “étoile”
“Étoile,” Ballet companies in New York and Paris, a new Amazon Prime Series, Amy Sharman-Paladino and the latest comic-drama of Dan Palladino, are Amy-Viger Drama, which are the hit “Gilmore Girles” and “The Marvels Miss Mesale.” Correspondent Vishwas talks about a partnership with writers who always manage to find comic relief.

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Route: In Memorium
“Sunday morning” recall some notable figures that left us this week.

Sweets: Chocolate Easter Eggs: Cracking Open A Candy Tradition
Established in 1824, Candmekar Cadbury produces a day at his factory in Bornville, England, produces a million chocolate cram eggs throughout the year. Correspondent Seth Done delays some chocolate history, and shows why chocolate eggs sold to Americans are different from those who sold consumers in other countries.

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Heartman: Bird Kid

Stage: David Hyde Pierce, a very model of a modern lead-general, in “Pirates! The Penns Musical”
“Fragier” Star David Hyde Pierce Broadway on Stage “Pirates! The Pengenes Musical,” Gilbert and Sulivan Classic is back-working, which has been transplanted to New Orleans. Former aspiring concerts talk about the thread with Pianoist correspondent Martha Tachner that Gilbert and Sulivan have run throughout their lives. He also talks about his comedy effects, and what he means to make people laugh.

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Lifestyle: In Los Angeles, Janaspace again imagines what a senior center can be
A new community center for senior citizens in Los Angeles founded by philanthropist Walis Anenberg offers the Genspace, a place and activities in which old people can thrive. Correspondent Elisen Obreye spoke about the inter -state view of the Gennaspace with Annenberg, and is his model replication across the country for the modern senior center.

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Fashion: How to cap fashion rubbed wings and inspired a conservation movement
In the late 1800s, the feather was fashion trendy, especially in women in women, some wings were more than their weight in gold. The popularity of colored plums in hats and accessories caused the slaughter of birds, running some species close to extinction in the early 20th century. Correspondent Coner Nighton Plum looks at the history and conservation efforts of business that played an important role in making it illegal.

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Commentary: Jim Gafigan: When will be safe to retire from parenting?
The comedian, a self-ensured workholic, reflects the demands of his second job, which is five of the parents.

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Nature: TBD

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Marathon: Adventures in Outer Space (YouTube video)
Launch in outer space with “CBS Sunday Morning” and find out the world of NASA, astronomy and more. Stories include:

• Seamstress that created spacsuts of Apollo
• Space food on food
• Revolutionary web space telescope
• The astronaut prepares for one year in the classroom
• Space scrap the sky
• Apollo 8 crew captured earris photo
• Rider at International Space Station
• Mangal Beckon
• Crew spaceflight in the new era of SpaceX and NASA

Gallery: Notable deaths in 2025
Take a look at the respected personalities who leave us this year, who touched us with our innovation, creativity and humanity.

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