Good news you missed in 2022

A lot of stuff happened this past year, not all of it bad! Correspondent David Pogue brings you some of the headlines from 2022 that will gladden your heart, from scientific advances, to the boom in independent bookstores, and long-delayed justice for unheralded musical artists.
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[tammygant]

DO MORE OF THIS!!!! PLEASE!! Even just once a quarter would be a powerful umbrella against the deluge of bad news we get from that perpetual dark cloud we live under. Please. Do more of this (heck you said yourself there's plenty out you teased us with the ticker tape at the bottom.... we need to see it.)

PS: The Charlie Brown Christmas album story made me cry; the book store story made me cheer!!!

[italguynj]

We need more news like this. Please keep it coming.

[markw]

Yes! Thanks for this! Let’s have a lot more of the good news broadcast out there - every day!

[MD-wkgj]

News like this has me more engaged than the actual news.

[DestinBeachImages]

Thank you for this news balance. I love hearing about ordinary people doing good in the world. I think this should be a regular feature! The interesting stories is exactly why I come back to this show over and over again. Love the Italy stories and would love to see others across Europe too. Happy Holidays to everyone.

[charl]

Please do more of this! It would be so good to have this be monthly or even weekly!

[Angel_HippieCityHealing]

Really happy about local bookstores. I love taking my daughter to learn about new subjects. She’s dyslexic and on the spectrum and I’m so happy that she wants to keep growing. Having local quiet bookstores helps her do that comfortably.

[Pillowfight]

I just watched this on TV and it made me so happy that i looked up the video to comment. I wish more news had this

[danieljames]

Thank you much for the human interest and humanitarian stories! Been wondering where they went!

[pamelamatthews]

I Love love love this segment!! Thank you. It was so uplifting and made me feel so proud of US. More of this, PLEASE!! I think you are on to something with this content.

[leonhank]

All great news, just what I like to know before the end of 2022. Always enjoying your report! 👍🏼

[BenjamintheTortoise]

This was needed and appreciated more than you know!!! I love the big wins and all the every day wins that make a positive difference in the world. Thank you for this... And would love to see more of an extended, dedicated series of good news highlights on a regular basis. Many thanks and much love 😊✨

[JillWhitcomb]

News so nice, I had to watch this segment twice !

[martinholden]

Thank you for this. All the best in the New Year.

[patrickfitzgerald]

"Things are always getting better - and worse - at the same time." That quote from one of my university instructors has stuck with me for decades, although the 21st century seems to be putting the "better" part of it to a very stern test. Thanks for some good news David Pogue and CBS Sunday Morning!

[maxlinder]

So when does the United States ..ban.. outright ALL plastic ..I see it ALL over the Streets of NYC & boroughs kind of news should be done weekly ...by this show ..so people can see something is being done & how they can

[CBD..]

Great to hear of this success! I used to work in cruise ship deployment (forecasting and itinerary planning) we had to reduce speeds along the Mexico California coast. Nice to see the work and impact full circle.

[janetf]

And in other good news, David Pogue is always ready to bring us smiles

[ryangattorna]

More of this! I must have More!!! We shouldn't ignore the bad news. But we ignore the good news. Thank you so much!

[teresagodinez]

Thank you we need more good news every day to balance the bad news give us more good News because good always wins