TAKE NOTE: MILEY CYRUS – Tracy Smith catches up with superstar Miley Cyrus, who gets candid about her nearly two-decade career, her journey to sobriety, her family and her ninth studio album, Something Beautiful. 

YUSUF ISLAM/CAT STEVENS – Seth Doane talks with musician Yusuf Islam, also known as Cat Stevens, who is setting the record straight in a new memoir about his life and career, Cat on the Road to Findout. 

UNPLUGGED –Tony Dokoupil heads back to school to report on a growing trend in public education: limiting students' use of cell phones.

DANIEL…& RONAN DAY-LEWIS – Jane Pauley sits down with legendary actor Daniel Day-Lewis and his son Ronan Day-Lewis about their new film, "Anemone," which Ronan directed and co-wrote with his father.

AI TAKES FLIGHT –David Martin reports on the cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology that is shaping the future of air warfare.

SHUTDOWN –Robert Costa has the latest on the government shutdown and what comes next.

ICE – Lee Cowan examines how the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has effectively become the highest-funded general law enforcement agency in the nation and what its impact is.

CURTAIN CALL – As part of our continuing series "These United States," Mo Rocca celebrates the career of Broadway founding father George M. Cohan – actor, playwright, producer and composer of such songs as "Give My Regards to Broadway," "The Yankee Doodle Boy," Dandy" and "Over There."

IN HER OWN WORDS … – Tracy Smith talks with the family of Virginia Giuffre, alleged victim of Jeffrey Epstein, and her co-author, Amy Wallace, about Giuffre's revealing memoir, Nobody's Girl, published after her death by suicide. Watch a preview here, where Wallace recalls a chilling detail from the book, describing how Jeffrey Epstein would ask Virginia Giuffre to "tuck him in" at night.

MS. RACHEL – Jo Ling Kent visits with Ms. Rachel, the educator, singer and social media sensation who is often called this generation's Mr. Rogers. She opens up about her meteoric rise to fame, motherhood and her advocacy work.

IN CONVERSATION: TIM CURRY – Ben Mankiewicz speaks with actor Tim Curry – who became a cult star with "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." A versatile and prolific performer, Curry opens up about his life, fame and the stroke in 2012 that left him partially paralyzed.  

FAMILY AFFAIR: BEN STILLER – Jim Axelrod talks with Ben Stiller about his expansive career as an actor, writer, director and producer. Now, he tells Axelrod about how his latest project is far more personal than anything he's done before: a new documentary about his parents, the comedy duo Stiller and Meara.

ON THE BORDERLINE – Lee Cowan visits the Haskell Free Library & Opera House, which straddles the border of the United States and Canada and has served as a symbol of unity between the two countries for more than a century. Despite newly imposed restrictions at the U.S. border, Cowan talks to members of the library community and the mayor of Stanstead, Quebec, about how a longstanding friendship and tradition endure inside this palace of literacy, culture and education.

ON DISPLAY: REFIK ANADOL – Luke Burbank introduces us to Refik Anadol, an artist who is pushing the boundaries of artificial intelligence and art.

COMMENTARY – Charles Blow talks about the need for local newspapers.

JOSH SEFTEL'S MOM – Filmmaker Josh Seftel talks with his mom about her love of baseball.