60 Minutes — Season 52
Norah O’Donnell sits down with Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman for his debut on American television, a conversation focused on the killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi. It is also his first interview since th…
The impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump continues to draw reactions from members of Congress. Elsewhere, a Texas Ranger secured a confession from serial killer Samuel Little, who admitted to murdering ninety-three people. Finally, Land O’…
Tonight, "60 Minutes" journeys to the heart of Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement. We also hear the compelling story of Nadia Murad, the Nobel laureate who relentlessly pursues justice for victims of ISIS. And finally, we explore groundbrea…
Following the devastating anti-Semitic attack that marked the deadliest in American history, Christine Lagarde spoke to John Dickerson about potential indicators of a global recession. Meanwhile, authentic, million-dollar copies of a letter…
President Joe Biden has stood by his son Hunter's business activities in Ukraine, addressing criticisms and owning up to his own verbal missteps. Meanwhile, California's burgeoning legal cannabis sector faces significant hurdles from bureau…
The news cycle held a curious confluence: Maria Butina, the woman accused of conspiring to function as a foreign agent for Russia; the seismic shift of Brexit, the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union; and the elite riders …
Jamie Dimon, at the helm of the nation's largest financial institution, addressed matters of politics, his firm's involvement in the 2008 financial upheaval, and his own compensation. Following this, a large bank’s calculated investment in …
A dispute concerning Red Flag gun legislation. Meanwhile, why does the United States remain detached from the competition for a significant deposit of metals located on the ocean floor? And, Sesame Workshop and the International Rescue Comm…
Two members of Russian military intelligence have been charged with hacking into the computers of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. The Salvadoran woman, wife and mother of the migrant father and daughter who perished in the …
Susan Wojcicki, CEO of YouTube; the ongoing challenges Seattle faces with homelessness; and the Ethiopian Orthodox Christmas vigil.
A future free from viral and genetic ailments draws nearer. Meanwhile, a Palestinian businessman is constructing a city in the West Bank, envisioning it as the nascent heart of a future Palestinian state. His ascent to prominence began foll…
President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador addressed the challenges confronting his nation. Simultaneously, a remarkable discovery has brought to light forgotten music composed by prisoners within the concentration camps of the Holocaust.
Anderson Cooper explores the work of artist Mark Bradford, whose abstract paintings confront challenging social and political realities. Next, *60 Minutes* journeys to Italy for an encounter with Chef Massimo Bottura, where culinary artistr…
A groundbreaking gene therapy is offering a potential cure for sickle cell anemia in an NIH clinical trial, signaling a new era in genetic medicine. Meanwhile, Anderson Cooper explores the promising role of psychedelics in treating addictio…
The question of Jeffrey Epstein's death remains a subject of intense scrutiny, explored in a new report by 60 Minutes. Meanwhile, a concerning trend is emerging: inadequate oversight at agricultural facilities may be fueling the rise of ant…
The city of Venice confronts an uncertain destiny, grappling with escalating tides attributed to a changing climate. Anderson Cooper profiles the Academy Award-nominated actor from the divisive film *Joker*, securing a rare glimpse into his…
The range of great white sharks is expanding closer to American shores. In Yellowstone Park and the surrounding areas, the familiar cry of the wolf has returned, a testament to the U.S. Park Service’s deliberate reintroduction of the animal…
Frontotemporal dementia: a devastating condition, widespread yet poorly understood. Meanwhile, efforts to mitigate climate change draw inspiration from the geological record of the Ice Age. And in literature, author John Green explores his …
The depths of the world hold secrets in the greatest excavations ever undertaken. Elsewhere, an Oklahoman woman discovered a way to soar like an eagle in the Mongolian skies. And on Easter Island, the iconic moai statues endure a slow, sile…
"A Continent on Fire" chronicles the devastating bushfires currently engulfing Australia, and their perilous impact on both wildlife and human communities. "The Server" delves into the corruption investigation gripping Ukraine. And "West Si…
Anderson Cooper profiles Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator who identifies as a democratic socialist and currently holds the lead in polling for the Democratic presidential nomination. Six years ago, a missile struck Malaysia Flight 17…
Michael Bloomberg, the billionaire vying for the presidency, faces scrutiny as he answers questions regarding his campaign and a history his opponents have frequently attacked. Scott Pelley sits down with Bloomberg just days before the pivo…
The response of U.S. health authorities and hospitals to the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic; followed by Fiona Hill’s cautionary remarks regarding Russian interference in political affairs; and the disruption caused by an outdoor skating rac…
Within the confines of an American coronavirus containment zone, a new reality has taken hold. Meanwhile, preliminary findings from a study of 174 children in Flint, Michigan, exposed to lead contamination during the water crisis, indicate …
The global scientific community is racing against time to produce a vaccine for the novel coronavirus. Meanwhile, a Federal Reserve official expresses uncertainty regarding the economic outlook amidst the ongoing crisis. Separately, Hungary…
Those tending to patients with the coronavirus describe their efforts as resolute, yet akin to a state of war. Alongside this, Brené Brown offers insights into vulnerability and courage. Finally, a report exposes misleading assurances made …
Amidst the economic hardship caused by the coronavirus pandemic, a new initiative will allow Holocaust survivors to share their stories posthumously.
In the heart of the city's battle against the coronavirus, healthcare workers recount a harrowing reality: shortages of essential equipment and the heartbreaking reality of colleagues falling ill. Beyond the physical dangers, they grapple w…
The coronavirus continues to claim lives at an alarming rate in New York City, prompting hospitals to explore plasma therapy as a potential treatment. Meanwhile, the pandemic's impact on America’s food supply is becoming increasingly eviden…
The automotive giants General Motors and Ford underwent a remarkable transformation, pivoting their manufacturing capabilities from automobiles to the production of vital medical supplies. Subsequently, they leveraged the power of artificia…
The shadow of the coronavirus has fallen on countless Americans, leaving many jobless and adrift. Meanwhile, small and medium-sized farmers navigate a precarious landscape, watching as trade war relief funds flow to unexpected places. In ru…
The complexities of political maneuvering have significantly shaped the global effort to develop a vaccine for COVID-19. Simultaneously, concerns are mounting regarding workplace safety among Amazon employees, with reports suggesting hazard…
In an interview with Scott Pelley, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell outlines the measures required of both the government and the Federal Reserve to navigate the unprecedented economic crisis born from the pandemic. Produced by Henry Sch…
As a definitive treatment for COVID-19 remains elusive, plasma therapy has emerged as a significant intervention. Bill Whitaker investigates how physicians are utilizing the blood plasma of those who have recovered from the virus, harnessin…
Sherrilyn Ifill discusses the significance of George Floyd’s death as a catalyst for change and offers perspectives on America's path forward. Meanwhile, businesses in San Antonio continue their reopening efforts as Texas experiences an inc…
The Holocaust claimed the lives of over six million people, the majority of whom were Jewish. Yet, the music they composed as a fleeting solace endured, preserved in part by the work of an Italian composer and pianist.
As the academic year approaches, universities prepare for the fall semester while navigating the ongoing realities of the coronavirus pandemic. Simultaneously, a century after its occurrence, the details of the Greenwood Massacre are coming…
In a conversation with Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo, Lesley Stahl examines the department's ongoing struggle in the wake of George Floyd's death. Produced by Sarah Koch. Meanwhile, Bill Whitaker presents an extended segmen…
With the presidential election approaching in a matter of months, the pandemic has compelled election officials to seek methods of safeguarding voters and providing alternatives to in-person voting. As Bill Whitaker reports, this endeavor h…
Five years have passed since the water crisis in Flint, yet residents still face lengthy queues for water, and troubling new evidence emerges regarding the lasting health consequences for the city's children, Sharyn Alfonsi reports; produce…
The downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine six years ago, a tragedy that claimed the lives of all 298 people aboard, will be the subject of a trial next month. In a Dutch courtroom, four men – three of them Russian – fa…
Scott Pelley recounts the story of a Yazidi woman who endured genocide. He first encountered her five years ago in a refugee camp, shortly after her escape from ISIS. That woman, Nadia Murad, subsequently received the Nobel Peace Prize last…
In recent reports, Dr. Jon LaPook details promising results from a clinical trial exploring gene therapy as a potential cure for sickle cell anemia, a debilitating and often fatal disease. The therapy is the work of Denise Schrier Cetta and…
In California, three years after the legalization of recreational cannabis, producers find the legal market’s growth falling short of expectations. They attribute this to burdensome regulations and a thriving black market, in a report by Gu…
Bill Whitaker offers a new, extended segment featuring Chanel Miller, formerly known as “Emily Doe,” the survivor of sexual assault whose powerful victim impact statement resonated with millions before the rise of the #MeToo movement. In th…
Sarah Koch's reports detail encouraging research suggesting psychedelic drugs may offer effective treatment for depression, anxiety, and even addictions to substances like tobacco and alcohol. Jon Wertheim’s piece originates from Malta, whe…
In a report by Bill Whitaker, the extent of Russian interference in the 2016 elections is revealed, following indictments against members of two Russian military intelligence units for hacking into the Democratic Congressional Campaign Comm…
Following recent mass shootings, Scott Pelley investigates how states are increasingly employing "Red Flag" laws, which empower law enforcement to temporarily remove firearms from individuals deemed a danger to themselves or others. Colorad…
The process of eliciting admissions from a serial killer; followed by the revelation of how magnetic resonance imaging unveils the neurological basis of human thought; and finally, the painstaking effort to rebuild the church lost in the de…
The recorded exchanges between Donald Trump and Bob Woodward; a new dimension to the border crisis, marked by hazardous waste from the Tijuana River contaminating California; and Joaquin Phoenix's revealing appearance on 60 Minutes.
