60 Minutes — Season 36
In this week's program, *Tulia, Texas* presents an interview with a former undercover drug officer facing accusations of disproportionately targeting the Black community in drug enforcement. "Musically Speaking" features Rex, a young man d…
In a conversation with Dr. Sam Waksal, the founder and former CEO of ImClone, a biotech firm embroiled in one of the year's most significant stock controversies, is explored. "Skull and Bones" delves into the enigmatic history of the Yale s…
In a conversation titled "Cooking the Books," Richard Scrushy, the former chief executive of HealthSouth Corporation and currently facing charges of securities fraud, discusses his case. "How Many Miles to the Gallon?" explores America's re…
"Gimme Shelter" investigates whether elite accounting and legal firms are facilitating the provision of tax shelters with dubious legal standing. "Nation Building" assesses the efficacy of American and European initiatives in rebuilding the…
The chilling events of the Moscow theater siege are documented in "Terror in Moscow," which utilizes video footage to reconstruct the unfolding tragedy. "Yucca Mountain" delves into the controversial federal plan for long-term storage of se…
In "An Island of Sanity," the narrative journeys to the Jewish Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem, where Palestinians and Jews collaborate in the treatment of patients, their interactions marked by a notable absence of hostility. "Pirates…
In "Jessica Lynch's Hero," Patrick Miller, the true subject of the Jessica Lynch story, recounts his experience. "Arafat's Billions" details the controversial diversion of nearly a billion dollars in public funds by Yasser Arafat, a move un…
"Chemical Plant Insecurity" explores the vulnerabilities in security measures at American facilities storing dangerous chemicals. "They Didn't Ask, He Didn't Tell" features an interview with a high-ranking Army officer who faced dismissal d…

The documentary "Porn in the U.S." offers an examination of the ten-billion-dollar pornography industry within the United States. "Still Fighting" details the ongoing struggle of Gulf War POWs seeking to obtain compensation for the torture …
Tonight’s programming features a renewed look at the vulnerabilities plaguing chemical facilities across the United States in "Chemical Plant Insecurity." Following that, "Skull and Bones" presents a segment exploring the enigmatic Yale Uni…


