Scott Pelley speaks with Secretary of State John Kerry, navigating a complex landscape of international crises: the chemical weapons situation in Syria, the threat of foreign terrorism, and the possibility of a renewed engagement with the l…

Steve Kroft examines the intricacies of the federal disability program. Lara Logan studies archival footage of the 1993 Battle of Mogadishu, the event depicted in the film "Black Hawk Down." Anderson Cooper reports on near-Earth asteroids p…

Detroit grapples with complex challenges, met by individuals dedicated to finding solutions. Among them is Jack Andraka, a scientist and cancer researcher, and a bank assistant who, in a selfless act, risked everything to save one hundred a…

Steve Kroft investigates the frequent misuse of political action committee funds by members of Congress, revealing instances where these donations are diverted for personal gain. Former Vice President Dick Cheney shares insights into his on…

Lara Logan receives her first firsthand account from a Westerner who witnessed the brutal 2012 assault on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya. John Miller speaks with former CIA Deputy Director Michael Morrell. And Bob Simon gains access …

Lesley Stahl has secured rare access to the Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, detention facility, where the individuals accused of involvement in the September 11th attacks will face trial in what is considered the most significant war crimes tribunal …

The ordeal of Matthew Schrier, who was abducted, tortured, and ultimately escaped from Syrian rebels, offers a rare and intimate glimpse into the harsh tactics employed by extremist factions fighting against the Syrian government. Scott Pel…

Lesley Stahl recently gained rare access to Guantanamo Bay, where 164 individuals, labeled as accused terrorists, have been held for as long as eleven years without formal charge or trial. Turning from this stark reality, the world encount…

FBI agents recount to Steve Kroft the sixteen-year pursuit that culminated in the capture of Whitey Bulger, the notorious Boston mobster who once topped the FBI’s Most Wanted list. Following this, *60 Minutes* gains an uncommon glimpse into…

The sprawling networks of Amazon's fulfillment centers, a recent glimpse into the heart of modern commerce; the painstaking work of restoring the Capitol dome in Washington, D.C., a testament to enduring architecture; and the intense world …

*60 Minutes* presents a selection of intimate writings by Nelson Mandela, the late icon of the civil rights movement and former President of South Africa. The program also features former Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell recounting the 2005 Battle…

The National Security Agency is granting unprecedented access to its headquarters, offering, for the first time, a detailed explanation of its operations—specifically addressing the claims it does not engage in: spying on American citizens.…

The President's national security advisor addressed inquiries regarding the NSA disclosures, the situation in Iran and Syria, and the attack on the U.S. compound in Benghazi. Meanwhile, Denver, Colorado, boasts a greater concentration of me…

The details of the Alex Rodriguez doping case are now emerging, including an interview with Anthony Bosch, Major League Baseball's key witness, who alleges he administered banned substances to the player. Hear also from Rob Manfred, the Lea…

Two stories of resilience—one of an American woman who faced near-fatal peril in Africa, and another of Africans who discovered new lives in America. Scott Pelley presents a special hour of 60 Minutes Presents.

Scott Pelley’s report illuminates significant deficiencies in mental health services available to young people across the United States. Next, "Year Up" empowers thousands of disadvantaged youth with skills training, facilitating internship…

Lesley Stahl explores how medication dosages are being adjusted to account for differences between men and women. Additionally, the program features a 2006 interview with the late Philip Seymour Hoffman (1967-2014), and a report examining i…

Businessman Bill Browder states that he has received threats to his life following his accusations of corruption within the Russian government. David Martin offers an in-depth examination of the factors contributing to the F-35 Joint St…

In a tragic event at an Ohio high school, coach Frank Hall rushed toward the gunfire, prioritizing the safety of students and averting a likely catastrophe. Meanwhile, Wolfgang Beltracchi orchestrated an elaborate art fraud, deceiving exper…

Federal agents detail the pursuit that led to the capture of gangster Whitey Bulgar, explore the expanding presence of neo-Nazism within the United States, and recount the exploits of a swindler who pilfered significant artifacts of America…

Steve Kroft delves into the sprawling, multi-billion dollar industry that amasses, analyzes, and profits from the private data of countless Americans, operating with minimal regulation. He also offers an inside perspective on the individual…

The Egyptian television host faces accusations of treason for his satirical commentary, yet Bassem asserts such criticism will not deter him from lampooning those in authority. Meanwhile, Morley Safer ventures into the burgeoning, largely u…

A year had passed since the federal investigators delved into the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing. Meanwhile, a clandestine organization, operating with the precision of a military unit, orchestrated a theft of $500 million across …

In his latest report, Steve Kroft examines Michael Lewis's "Flash Boys," a book exposing the methods of a select few high-speed traders who exploit vulnerabilities in the stock market. Following this, Scott Pelley profiles Elon Musk, the 42…

Three years after the earthquake, tsunami, and subsequent nuclear disaster struck Fukushima, Japan; nurse practitioners offering healthcare to the uninsured in Appalachia; and the concealed art collection of Cornelius Gurlitt – these dispar…

A portrait of Pope Francis unfolds through the recollections of those closest to him. Alongside this, a report examines the journey of long-distance runner Shalane Flanagan, offering a glimpse into her preparation for the Boston Marathon in…

The Robin Hood Foundation, established by billionaire Paul Tudor Jones, tackles poverty with the pragmatic acumen of Wall Street. Meanwhile, consider the extraordinary feat of recalling nearly every day of one's existence; and in the Democr…

Lesley Stahl gains uncommon access to a U.S. nuclear control center, encountering the young airmen responsible for safeguarding some of the world’s most devastating weapons. In a remarkable tale of compassion from World War II, British citi…

Is BP attempting to retract a settlement with those harmed by the oil spill, or are certain Gulf Coast businesses profiting by leveraging the company for over half a billion dollars? And what elements ultimately dictate who among us will re…

Steve Kroft examines a well-known truth in Washington: the financial success of political action committees. Next, Clarissa Ward journeys to a Sudanese hospital providing essential, life-saving operations without charge. Finally, Dr. Sanjay…

From Tehran, Iran, Steve Kroft observes the approaching possibility of a nuclear agreement between global powers. Meanwhile, the people of Cateura, Paraguay, derive not only their livelihood from the vast landfill in their city, but also cu…

This week, *60 Minutes* offers an exclusive glimpse into innovative treatments reshaping the lives of veterans grappling with PTSD. The program also explores a growing concern among scientists: the critical need for further research into th…

Scott Pelley chronicles a coach’s courageous intervention in a school shooting; offers an in-depth examination of history's most costly weapons system; and presents the photographer who captured enduring images of both John F. Kennedy and t…

Luxottica, the eyewear firm, is also involved in providing housing for the homeless. Meanwhile, comedian Jay Leno continues his work.

Will the future sky hum with the sound of drones? Morley Safer ventures into the burgeoning, largely unregulated realm of commercial drone operation.

Steve Kroft examines the complexities of the federal disability program. Scott Pelley chronicles the history of Lamborghini, the luxury carmaker marking its fiftieth year. And Lesley Stahl presents a profile of Cate Blanchett.

Is he a notorious digital pirate, one of the internet's most prolific infringers, or simply a shrewd entrepreneur? Bob Simon profiles Kim Dotcom; followed by Malcolm Gladwell's exploration of the strength found in those often overlooked; an…

Morley Safer reports on the unearthing of what authorities are calling the most significant collection of missing artwork recovered since the end of World War II.

Charlie Rose explores a novel club catering to the wealthiest clientele, distinguished by an intriguing element. He also shares the previously untold account of a courageous rescue that occurred just days before Saigon's fall, followed by a…

A government initiative connects Fortune 500 companies with at-risk young people seeking employment; simultaneously, a $1.3 billion radio telescope probes the cosmos for echoes of the distant past; and Anderson Cooper descends into the ocea…

Lesley Stahl examines the precarious state of China’s real estate market. Next, a report on the elaborate scheme of art forger Wolfgang Beltracchi, who amassed a fortune through deception. Finally, an exploration of the vibrant hot sauce in…

The details surrounding Alex Rodriguez’s doping case emerged, punctuated by an interview with Anthony Bosch, the chief witness for Major League Baseball. Simultaneously, Anderson Cooper reported on the transformative potential of GoPro's vi…

Does the American stock market operate fairly? Steve Kroft investigates. Next, Scott Pelley profiles nurse practitioners delivering essential healthcare to the Appalachian region. And Morley Safer explores the selection process behind "The …

In this week's program, Steve Kroft exposes the vast, billion-dollar industry built upon the sale of millions of Americans’ private data. Bob Simon follows the unfolding consequences of the disaster in Fukushima, Japan. And 60 Minutes journ…

Heist after daring heist yields half a billion dollars, yet what confluence of circumstances dictates who among us will reach the age of ninety?

Questions linger about whether BP is attempting to retract a settlement with those harmed by the oil spill, or if certain Gulf Coast businesses are taking advantage of the company. Meanwhile, Morley Safer interviews the self-proclaimed "QB …