60 Minutes — Season 51
The fifth season of the program opens with an exploration of the opioid crisis's roots. A prison interview with a pain clinic doctor, who profited over six thousand dollars daily by prescribing opioids, reveals a chilling lack of regret. He…
Senators Susan Collins and Heidi Heitkamp recount their votes on the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh. Jon Wertheim profiles John Green, the bestselling author who connects with young readers and addresses the topic of mental illness; a prom…
In her first interview with television since assuming office, Lesley Stahl engages President Trump in conversation about a broad spectrum of subjects. The program also features Joel Sartore's Photo Ark, a project dedicated to preserving the…
From the burgeoning field of genetic genealogy, now employed to unravel criminal mysteries, to the recent disruptions plaguing the New York City subway system, and finally, to the extraordinary journey of an Oklahoma woman who discovered th…
Within the hushed circles of the church, whispers persist regarding allegations of past abuse, concerns largely left unaddressed. Meanwhile, considerable work continues to rebuild Raqqa, Syria – once a stronghold of the Islamic State. And i…
Why has the AR-15 rifle become the weapon of preference for those perpetrating mass shootings? How might the contest between Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke foreshadow America’s political trajectory? And, following the powerful swells of Nazaré …
The European Union's regulation granting users control over their personal data held by major technology corporations; the depths of the Mariana Trench, the deepest known point in the ocean; and the Griffin brothers’ ascent to professional …
The escalating opioid crisis in the United States demands a greater availability of naloxone, the life-saving antidote to overdose. In a recent 60 Minutes report, a pharmaceutical company highlighted its efforts to expand access by pricing …
The turmoil surrounding Donald Trump’s policy of separating families at the border; the subsequent deployment of robots to address the devastation of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster; and the arrival of Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mocking…
A reflection on George H.W. Bush, the forty-first President of the United States, follows. Simultaneously, *60 Minutes* recounts the harrowing experience of firefighters as the most destructive wildfire in California's history consumed the …
In a revealing interview with Lesley Stahl, Elon Musk discusses his ventures with Twitter, his views on cannabis, his dealings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, as well as updates on the Model 3 and Tesla. The program also featur…
Legal action threatens to cripple manufacturers and distributors, alongside the daunting task of removing plastic from the ocean's depths.
The fall of a former CIA operative, accused of treason; the deep-seated corruption troubling Malta; and the re-emergence of wolves within the boundaries of Yellowstone National Park.
Massimo Bottura, often called the Pavarotti of pasta, is followed by reports from Steve Kroft and Bob Simon on the Scottish island of Islay, a land renowned for producing some of the world's finest single-malt Scotch whiskies. Finally, Paul…
A fresh face in Congress dared to challenge the established order of the Democratic party; meanwhile, Egypt's President El-Sisi refuted allegations of a massacre in an interview, a narrative his government subsequently attempted to suppress…
Elijah Cummings’ assumption of leadership on the House Oversight Committee; the quiet progress of a single individual in the field of artificial intelligence; and the unexpected claim of an architect who, having lost his sight, now asserts …
Howard Schultz, former chief executive of Starbucks, has indicated he is contemplating a presidential campaign as an independent. Meanwhile, a burgeoning network of small satellites now captures over a million images of Earth daily. Elsewhe…
In a conversation with 60 Minutes, former acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe recounts his ascension to the position following James Comey, the initiation of investigations into President Trump, his exchanges with the president, and the circu…
The Food and Drug Administration’s role in the opioid crisis remains a contentious question. Should a person with a history as a terrorist be granted sanctuary through witness protection? And what are the implications of China's ambitious p…
A landmark climate change lawsuit threatens to curtail federal support for fossil fuels. Meanwhile, a critical examination of safety protocols within America's railroad system is underway. And finally, the persistent challenge of bridging t…
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell faced questions regarding the future of interest rate hikes and a somewhat improbable scenario involving the President's power over his position. Alongside this, the American Civil Liberties Union unveil…
The psychological toll of rain, experienced by American diplomats stationed overseas, may be the result of deliberate action by a foreign adversary. Meanwhile, a venture capitalist is directing investment towards communities in the heartlan…
The chief executive of the Israeli spyware firm NSO addressed issues ranging from combating terrorism and the murder of Jamal Khashoggi to the complexities surrounding Saudi Arabia. He also considered whether the legalization of sports bett…
The parents of a victim from the 2012 Aurora, Colorado shooting now journey across the nation, offering support to those affected by mass shootings. Meanwhile, Siberia’s Pleistocene Park is undertaking a remarkable effort to resurrect eleme…
Ray Dalio has declared wealth inequality a national emergency. Meanwhile, New York University's School of Medicine is implementing a tuition-free program. Elsewhere, an unlikely connection forged during World War II links a Japanese medic a…
Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, known for her close ties to the entertainment industry, has cultivated relationships with the cast and creators of "Game of Thrones." Meanwhile, the Golden State Warriors basketball team are making…
A deepening alliance between the Russian state and those who operate in the digital shadows; the looming question of whether antibiotic-resistant bacteria, often termed "superbugs," may surpass cancer as a leading cause of death; and the gr…
At the southern border, a complex reality unfolds. A man in China sought entry to the United States, implicated in the trafficking of fentanyl that has claimed lives in communities like Akron. Simultaneously, the United States is engaged in…
The methods by which digital criminals seize control of personal data, the experience of navigating life with frontotemporal dementia, and the resonant sounds of Inuit throat singer Tanya Tagaq – these disparate threads weave a complex tape…
"The Price of Generics" examines a sweeping legal action alleging price manipulation by generic pharmaceutical companies. "The Most Unlikely Meeting" details a program facilitating encounters between families impacted by violent crime and t…
"One Loose Thread" profiles the individual who brought to light a $230 billion Russian money laundering operation. "Rainbow Railroad" explores the work of a Canadian organization dedicated to assisting hundreds of LGBTQ+ individuals facing …
The loss of five American soldiers in Afghanistan at the hands of a U.S. aircraft raises questions of circumstance. Simultaneously, a connection forged during World War II's brutal Battle of Attu binds a Japanese medic and an American soldi…
Jerome Powell, Chair of the Federal Reserve, recently sat for an interview with 60 Minutes. Meanwhile, a deeper look at the exceptional talent and unwavering mindset fueling the Golden State Warriors' championship run has emerged. And, Har…
The nation’s control over the rare earth metals supply chain presents a significant point of contention in the ongoing U.S.-China trade dispute. Meanwhile, a retired couple from Michigan devised a strategy to amass a fortune through state l…
A potential advance in treating post-traumatic stress disorder emerged, followed by the deployment of addiction counselors by law enforcement during drug raids as part of the effort to combat the opioid crisis. Meanwhile, a glimpse was offe…
The journey of Ryan Speedo Green is a remarkable one: from the challenges of youth to the heights of operatic acclaim. He now lends his voice to a vital project, preserving the images of endangered creatures alongside Joel Sartore's Photo A…
The proliferation of AR-15 style rifles has significantly altered established protocols for first responders and emergency medical personnel. Simultaneously, a legal action has been initiated by children seeking accountability from the fede…
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, the youngest woman ever elected to the House of Representatives, and Marshall Medoff, a former Boston attorney who has developed a method for creating sustainable transportation fuel from…
## Opioid Crisis: Facing Ruin, Bearing Witness, and Seeking Redemption Lawsuits loom, threatening to cripple the companies that fueled the opioid epidemic. Alongside this legal reckoning, the last surviving prosecutor from Nuremberg off…
A venture capitalist invests in the heartland of America, then turns to ancient solutions – relics of the Ice Age – to confront the escalating crisis of climate change. Meanwhile, the expansive and theatrical works of French photographer JR…
The relentless progress of one individual in the field of artificial intelligence is explored, followed by author John Green's insights into connecting with young readers and addressing the complexities of mental health. Finally, a glimpse …
The Netherlands, renowned for its sophisticated approach to water management, offers valuable lessons in mitigating the devastation wrought by hurricanes. Elsewhere, an unlikely figure – a man with a past as a convicted felon – has carved a…
Ray Dalio declares wealth inequality a national emergency. Meanwhile, following the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster, automation offers a solution. And within the confines of Monaco lies a world—the ultimate playground for the affluent.
The parents of a victim from the 2012 Aurora, Colorado, shooting now journey across the nation, offering support to those affected by mass shootings. Meanwhile, a question lingers: what secrets reside at the bottom of the deepest excavation…
The unraveling of a former CIA operative, exposed for treason, stands in stark contrast to the story of an architect who, despite losing his sight, claims an unexpected enhancement in his craft. And then there is Alma Deutscher, a prodigiou…
The chief executive of the Israeli spyware company NSO has spoken on a range of pressing global issues: the fight against terrorism, the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, the complexities of Saudi Arabia, and the urgent need to address plastic pol…
The methods of cybercriminals in seizing data, and the often-difficult decision to meet their demands, are explored. A question of accountability arises: does responsibility for the opioid crisis lie with medical professionals or the pharma…
Head injuries sustained by American diplomats overseas may be the result of deliberate action by a foreign adversary. Meanwhile, New York University's School of Medicine has announced a transition to tuition-free education. And, in a thrill…
Lesley Stahl, of CBS’s "60 Minutes," reflects on the distinguished career of Steve Kroft. Meanwhile, a small island just off the coast of Scotland, defined by a single road, stands as a compelling example of human self-reliance.
A lethal surge of fentanyl, sourced from China and purchased online, is now flowing through the postal system. Bill Whitaker reports on FTD, a debilitating illness and the most prevalent cause of dementia in Americans under sixty. And, Mark…
For years, she was known simply as "Emily Doe," the young woman who endured a sexual assault at the hands of Brock Turner in 2015. Now, Chanel Miller is reclaiming her narrative, and the unwavering support of her brother has been instrument…
