From the battlefields of northern Iraq, where the fight against ISIS rages, Scott Pelley chronicles a disturbing parallel conflict: a vast network of con artists who have amassed millions through fraudulent tax returns. Steve Kroft investig…

The president joins Steve Kroft for a discussion of the administration's approach to countering ISIS in the Middle East. Separately, Lara Logan interviews the chairman of a company that began with a $50,000 investment and now boasts a valua…

In his first major television appearance, FBI Director James Comey discusses the present dangers facing the United States with Scott Pelley. Meanwhile, Anderson Cooper profiles Chaser, a dog capable of identifying over a thousand toys, and …

FBI Director James Comey addressed the complexities of privacy rights and the implications of electronic surveillance. Meanwhile, the Obama administration persistently urged journalists to reveal their sources. Simultaneously, drug lord Joa…

Barbara Mancini faces charges after allegedly assisting her father in his suicide. Anderson Cooper reports on this case as part of a broader discussion surrounding end-of-life choices. Meanwhile, Morley Safer investigates a troubling trend …

Those who cared for Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, share their firsthand account with Scott Pelley. Meanwhile, Anderson Cooper profiles the Foo Fighters and their frontman Dave Grohl, using t…

Clarissa Ward interviews Islamic radicals in London regarding allegations of recruiting British citizens for conflict zones in Syria and Iraq. Simultaneously, the country music icon invites Norah O'Donnell to his hometown for a conversation…

Lara Logan journeys to Liberia to document the efforts of Americans confronting the Ebola crisis. Meanwhile, Steve Kroft interviews the acclaimed actor regarding the difficulties encountered in producing the film "Foxcatcher."

Lesley Stahl investigates troubling evidence suggesting the Earth’s groundwater reserves are being depleted at an alarming rate, exceeding their natural recharge. Meanwhile, Bob Simon profiles the acclaimed actor known for his boundless ene…

Steve Kroft examines the growing crisis of crumbling infrastructure in America, focusing on roads and bridges plagued by structural deficiencies. Bob Simon journeys to Chernobyl in Ukraine, the desolate landscape of the 1986 nuclear disaste…

Lesley Stahl investigates the management of a staggering 100 million tons of coal ash waste by the country's largest energy provider in North Carolina. Sanjay Gupta profiles billionaire surgeon Patrick Soon-Shiong, who shares his perspectiv…

Accounts, captured on video and witnessed firsthand, detail the care provided to individuals experiencing mental illness in Homs, Syria.

Scott Pelley chronicles the renewed connection between the United States and Cuba through diplomatic channels. Lesley Stahl speaks with retiring Oklahoma Senator Tom Coburn. And Charlie Rose presents a profile of Reese Witherspoon.

Scott Pelley profiles Pope Francis, a pontiff whose approach is reshaping expectations with his departure from established tradition. Meanwhile, Morley Safer gains uncommon access to the Vatican Library, offering a glimpse into its hidden d…

General John Campbell of the United States met with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani to discuss the nation's future. Meanwhile, in Harlem, a choir performed for an audience of adults.

Colorado’s experiment with recreational marijuana, the ongoing evolution of the Affordable Care Act, and the transformative power of mountain climbing for veterans navigating the challenges of war-related disabilities – these represent dist…

Speaker of the House John Boehner and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell engaged in their first joint interview since the commencement of the new Republican-controlled Congress. The discussion was reported by Scott Pelley.

Lesley Stahl examines the ongoing struggle of a DARPA official to safeguard the future of the Internet. Bill Whitaker then delves into the most significant data breach in Swiss banking history. Finally, Bob Simon explores the intersection o…

Bob Simon chronicles the progress of ZMapp, a drug showing potential in the fight against Ebola. Clarissa Ward examines the Parisian neighborhood and prison that fostered the terrorists responsible for the devastating attacks in France. And…

A tribute to correspondent Bob Simon (1941-2015) features conversations with those who worked alongside him on "60 Minutes," alongside excerpts from his extensive career and three of his most distinguished, award-winning reports.

The following pieces explore diverse subjects: a conversation with Larry David; an inquiry into claims that numerous homeowners were wrongly denied flood insurance payouts after Hurricane Sandy, due to questionable engineering reports; and …

Lesley Stahl covered the sudden passing of Alberto Nisman; Scott Pelley profiled combat Marines navigating the transition to civilian life; and a feature explored James Levine, the Metropolitan Opera's music director.

Scott Pelley investigates how inaccuracies in the Social Security Administration’s Death Master File can facilitate fraudulent payments and create complex identity issues. David Martin profiles the Marine Corps’ efforts to recruit women for…

Lara Logan's report focuses on the Christian community in Iraq. Following this, Lesley Stahl presents a segment examining whether contemporary life is increasingly controlled by technology originating in China. The program then features a p…

As the Syrian civil war entered its fourth year, Charlie Rose conducted an interview with President Bashar al-Assad. Meanwhile, 60 Minutes profiled patients participating in a clinical trial at Duke University, exploring a novel therapy tha…

Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson discusses the shifting landscape of his department's extensive security operations. We also feature a rare interview with Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams, followed by an introduction to the communi…

Steve Kroft investigates the cyberattack targeting Sony Pictures; Ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy speaks with Norah O'Donnell; and a former Duke lacrosse coach recounts his removal from the position following the controversy of 2006.

Scott Pelley chronicles the 2013 sarin gas attack in Syria. Following this, Charlie Rose explores the phenomenon of TED Talks, a widely followed lecture series. Finally, Lesley Stahl encounters an extraordinary world through a man possessin…

Driven by desperation, a mass migration has unfolded across the sea, the largest since World War II, claiming thousands of lives in the perilous attempt to reach Europe. Against this backdrop, David Martin offers a rare glimpse into the pre…

Scott Pelley examines the impact of war on children. Next, Morley Safer profiles David Rubenstein, a man often described as a patriotic philanthropist. Finally, Steve Kroft concludes Bob Simon's report on the Scottish island of Islay.

In a conversation with Anderson Cooper, Michael Blutrich, an informant widely considered one of the most effective of his kind, recounts his experiences. Meanwhile, explorer Robert Ballard suggests that with over half the country submerged,…

Scott Pelley chronicles the progress of a new national museum, envisioned to celebrate African-American history and culture. Lara Logan investigates the troubling phenomenon of child suicide bombers in Afghanistan and Pakistan. And Steve Kr…

This Memorial Day, 60 Minutes presents a poignant reflection on service. Veterans share their stories – of conflicts now distant and battles still being fought.

From the streets of Cleveland, Bill Whitaker examines the contentious landscape of policing in America. Lesley Stahl investigates the growing crisis of depleted groundwater reserves. And a sharply funny, deeply insightful interview features…

Bill Whitaker reports from Colorado, the first state to legalize recreational marijuana, assessing the impact of this significant change. Sharyn Alfonsi delves into troubling allegations that homeowners were unfairly denied flood insurance …

Clarissa Ward investigates allegations that Islamist extremists are actively promoting ISIS within Western communities. In a separate report, Lesley Stahl examines Duke Energy's management of over one hundred million tons of coal ash waste …

In a recent broadcast, Scott Pelley spoke with FBI Director James Comey. Simultaneously, Lesley Stahl’s report examined the exorbitant price of cancer medications. And Morley Safer documented the deterioration of Italy's celebrated architec…

Steve Kroft investigates a widespread tax refund fraud, a scheme draining millions from vulnerable people. Next, the Secretary of Veterans Affairs shares his vision for revitalizing the agency, currently burdened by internal challenges. Fin…

Scott Pelley investigates significant errors within the Social Security Administration's Death Master File. Following this, Norah O'Donnell examines a contentious advancement in genetic procedures. Finally, Steve Kroft presents a profile of…

Bill Whitaker delves into the most significant breach of confidentiality in Swiss banking history. Meanwhile, Lesley Stahl profiles a vibrant musical performance in Harlem, featuring a cast of performers aged fifty-five and older.

Is modern life increasingly controlled by technology originating in China? Lesley Stahl investigates. Following that, Anderson Cooper examines the complexities surrounding end-of-life decisions, including a contentious legal matter. And Mor…

The Gaskos – FBI agents recount their sixteen-year pursuit and eventual capture of Whitey Bulger, the notorious Boston mobster who once topped the FBI’s Most Wanted list, to Steve Kroft. Wikimania – A glimpse into the world of Wikipedian…

Scott Pelley investigates the consequences when insurance companies refuse to authorize the treatment recommended by patients' physicians, particularly those struggling with mental illness. Meanwhile, David Martin offers viewers an uncommon…

Scott Pelley chronicles the perilous efforts of those risking their lives to alleviate starvation among Syrians. Later, Charlie Rose explores the cultural phenomenon of TED Talks. And Lesley Stahl profiles zoo gorillas participating in a pr…

This week, 60 Minutes investigates the safety of laminate flooring sourced from China by Lumber Liquidators. The program also features a visit to a newly opened museum dedicated to African-American history and culture, followed by Lara Loga…

Scott Pelley’s report examines the 2013 nerve gas attack in Syria. Lesley Stahl speaks with Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma. Bill Whitaker profiles ballerina Misty Copeland.

In separate reports, Steve Kroft spoke with Jack Barsky, a man who once infiltrated the Soviet Union, assuming an American identity during the Cold War. Lesley Stahl profiled Li Na, the Chinese tennis player who challenged her nation’s rigo…

Ara Logan chronicles the plight of Christians in Northern Iraq who are being compelled to abandon their homes by ISIS. Scott Pelley speaks with Frank Hall, the man who averted a tragedy at an Ohio high school by confronting a lone shooter. …

In a notable week of reporting, Steve Kroft sat down with Iran's President Hassan Rouhani. Scott Pelley journeyed to the Vatican for an interview with Pope Francis. And Anderson Cooper explored the remarkable abilities of a canine companion…