11/1: Sunday Morning

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11/1: Sunday Morning. (2026, November 1). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/110126-sunday-morning/

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Jane Pauley hosts an episode covering various topics including investigations into unidentified aerial phenomena, updates on the Texas Senate race ahead of midterms, and the wartime heroics of James Stewart. Other segments explore "The Lost Boys" musical at Broadway, Milwaukee's tradition of Socialist mayors, a Georgia O'Keeffe exhibition focusing on architecture, and an amusing look at Larry the Cat as the inhabitant of 10 Downing Street.

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As of November 1, 2026, CBS News featured a segment on their Sunday morning show discussing various topics including the upcoming Texas Senate race and a preview of midterm elections. The program also highlighted "The Lost Boys," a Broadway musical about vampires, and explored Milwaukee's history of having Socialist mayors. Additionally, there was coverage of a Georgia O'Keeffe exhibit focusing on architecture and an update on Larry the Cat, who resides at 10 Downing Street in London.

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Broadway Milwaukee Senate Socialist Texas

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Broadway ORG · 1× Georgia O'Keeffe PERSON · 1× James Stewart PERSON · 1× Jane Pauley PERSON · 1× Larry the Cat PERSON · 1× Milwaukee GPE · 1× Senate ORG · 1× Socialist NORP · 1× Texas GPE · 1×

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Featured: Investigating UAPs; the Texas Senate race, and a midterm elections preview; How James Stewart became a war hero; "The Lost Boys," Broadway's vampire musical; Milwaukee's history of Socialist mayors; a Georgia O'Keeffe exhibit on architecture; and 10 Downing Street resident Larry the Cat.

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🔮 Featured: Investigating UAPs; the Texas Senate race, and a midterm elections preview; How James Stewart became a war hero; "The Lost Boys," Broadway's vampire musical; Milwaukee's history of Socialist mayors; a Georgia O'Keeffe exhibit on architecture; and 10 Downing Street resident Larry the Cat.

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Stewart → feature → architecture

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