60 Minutes — Season 53
The state of Pennsylvania finds itself at the center of a contentious debate regarding mail-in voting. Following this, a conversation with former National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster. And finally, the story of Ed Orgeron’s path from Loui…
The question of voting rights for Florida’s convicted criminals looms large in the state’s political landscape. Meanwhile, experts predict the eventual deterioration of a privately constructed section of the border wall. And, a recent inter…
Reports from climate scientists regarding the wildfires and storms of the 2020s; followed by the increasing interest of businesses in hiring individuals with autism; and, a feature on Jerry Seinfeld's 2020 interview with 60 Minutes.
Nadia Murad, a Nobel laureate, continues her tireless pursuit of justice against ISIS. Meanwhile, an architect has experienced vision loss, yet finds his work surprisingly enhanced. And in one family, the tradition of saddle bronc riding re…
The most promising avenues of treatment for COVID-19; Developments within the Lincoln Project’s campaign against President Trump; and strategies for peaceful coexistence with grizzly bears in Montana.
The potential of gene therapy to offer a cure for sickle cell anemia is a subject of ongoing research. Meanwhile, Sesame Workshop and the International Rescue Committee have joined efforts to support Syrian refugee children. In other news, …
Alexey Navalny recounts his experience with poisoning. Following this, Dr. Anthony Fauci addresses media restrictions, President Trump's battle with COVID-19, the efficacy of masks, voting procedures, and the harrowing ordeal of a flight he…
Lesley Stahl interviewed Republican contenders President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence. Simultaneously, Norah O'Donnell spoke with the Democratic candidates: former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Kamala Harris.
The state of Ohio is charting its course for the 2020 elections, revealing the preferences of its voters. Meanwhile, Arizona’s transformation from a reliably Republican state into a key battleground is poised to significantly impact Democra…
Pennsylvania election officials outlined their vote count and recounted the events of election week. They also discussed plans for the distribution of a forthcoming COVID-19 vaccine. Separately, Ken Burns spoke with Scott Pelley about his f…
Barack Obama discusses his latest book, reflecting on the presidency of Donald Trump, the events surrounding George Floyd, and the deep divisions currently afflicting the nation. He also addresses the growing debate surrounding TikTok, ques…
Persistent symptoms continue to affect those with long-term COVID, often referred to as "Long-Haulers." Simultaneously, student enrollment has declined since the onset of the pandemic. Meanwhile, researchers are monitoring the 90+ Study, wh…
Chris Krebs, former Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency; descendants of those forcibly brought to America on the final documented slave ship; and television personality James Corden.
The unpredictable landscape of personal protective equipment sales; the recent trend of some colleges reducing funding for secondary athletic programs; and Viola Davis's compelling appearance on 60 Minutes.
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, nominated by President-elect Joe Biden to head the Department of Health and Human Services, asserts that Sutter Health's operational methods contribute to the state's highest healthcare expenses. …
The genesis of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine; a glimpse into the work of an organization empowering incarcerated individuals in Africa to pursue legal careers as lawyers and paralegals; and an exploration of the enigmatic sacred comp…
The meticulous preparation for a Super Bowl halftime performance is revealed in the story of Shakira. Elsewhere, a blind pianist of extraordinary skill has captivated the world, prompting scientific study of his remarkable abilities. Finall…
Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act: an explanation of its function and the arguments surrounding its potential repeal; a narrative detailing how a podcast played a crucial role in preventing a wrongful execution; and a report on …
In a recent broadcast, *60 Minutes* featured interviews with prominent figures addressing pivotal moments in American history. Speaker Nancy Pelosi reflected on the January 6th Capitol riot. The program also included the details of former P…
Washington is intensifying security measures for the upcoming inauguration. Meanwhile, former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund recounts the events of the Capitol attack. And in sports, Washington Football Team quarterback Alex Smith shares …
Grief lingers in households touched by COVID-19's loss; Meanwhile, China pursues the collection of American genetic material; and a lucrative market has emerged for personal DNA.
The extensive Russian cyberattack on SolarWinds, which compromised numerous federal agencies, may still be ongoing. Meanwhile, Bill Gates offers insights into averting a climate catastrophe. And Simone Biles prepares for what is anticipated…
A growing sense of urgency has prompted calls for heightened security measures amid escalating violence. Simultaneously, there is a renewed demand for accountability, specifically holding Syrian President Bashar Assad and his regime respons…
The push to accelerate COVID-19 vaccinations; unprecedented footage of the assault on Al Asad Airbase; and Colson Whitehead's appearance on 60 Minutes.
This Sunday's *60 Minutes* features stories from across the country. Scott Pelley travels to Ohio, where he profiles individuals grappling with job loss and homelessness. Sharyn Alfonsi investigates the unexpected connections between COVID-…
This week’s coverage delves into the complexities of emerging coronavirus variants. We also examine Prosecutor Kim Gardner’s ongoing efforts to reshape the St. Louis justice system. Finally, a vibrant portrait of the St. Augustine High Scho…
The legal ramifications for those who stormed the Capitol are now taking shape, a complex web of accusations and potential penalties. Simultaneously, a renewed examination of racial disparities within the armed forces is underway, prompting…
The search for the coronavirus's genesis continues. Meanwhile, Boston Dynamics unveils its latest robotic advancements, hinting at a future increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. And in a welcome return to his roots, Dave Kindred r…
Florida’s vaccine distribution has been marked by considerable disarray. Meanwhile, Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation, outlines his vision for reshaping philanthropic practices. Separately, accounts emerge from individuals who…
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell asserted on *60 Minutes* that the United States is returning to a robust labor market. Meanwhile, Pentagon initiatives aim to prevent future pandemics, with the goal of eradicating the threat of COVID-19.…
The Oath Keepers militia movement: an examination of its core tenets. The complex relationship between racial disparities and health outcomes. A profile of actress Viola Davis.
Attorney General Keith Ellison of Minnesota, along with special prosecutors Jerry Blackwell and Steve Schleicher, addressed the verdict in the case of Derek Chauvin, convicted of the murder of George Floyd. Their discussion extended to the …
Secretary of State Antony Blinken highlighted a growing vulnerability: a scarcity of semiconductors underscores the United States' diminishing position in this critical industry, increasingly overshadowed by Asian competitors. Meanwhile, a …
The perseverance rover, the ingenuity helicopter, and the ongoing quest to uncover evidence of past life on Mars. And then, narratives from the Ritchie Boys, a clandestine American World War II intelligence unit significantly strengthened b…
Facial recognition technology aids in identifying potential criminal suspects. The United States government is now formally addressing unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAPs. Professional tennis player Rafael Nadal.
The healthcare needs of transgender adolescents present complex issues; Iceland’s recent volcanic activity yields unprecedented research possibilities; A historical investigation reveals new details about the Greenwood Massacre.
A troubling increase in threats directed at federal judges has emerged. Meanwhile, individuals aged ninety and beyond share invaluable insights into the keys to longevity and well-being. And pianist Igor Levit continues to captivate audienc…
The inquiry led by the World Health Organization concluded with a deeper tangle of questions surrounding the origins of the coronavirus. Meanwhile, the tactics of cybercriminals in holding data hostage were examined, raising the difficult q…
The prevalence of the AR-15 style rifle in mass shootings, the haunting history embedded within the wreckage of the final vessel transporting enslaved Africans to America, and Simone Biles' recent interview with 60 Minutes – these disparate…
The prosecution team in the Derek Chauvin murder trial offers a statement to Scott Pelley; Sharyn Alfonsi reports on the Oath Keepers militia group's progression toward breaching the Capitol; and we revisit our 2017 report on Shohei Ohtani.
Head injuries sustained by American diplomats overseas may be the result of deliberate action by a foreign adversary. The last surviving prosecutor from the Nuremberg trials shares his perspective with the world. And Bill Whitaker interview…
The extensive Russian cyberattack on SolarWinds, which compromised numerous federal agencies, may persist. Scott Pelley interviews Ken Burns; and a feature explores the history of the St. Augustine High School Marching Band in New Orleans.
The demand for accountability regarding war crimes committed by Syrian President Bashar Assad and his government gained renewed urgency. Subsequently, robotic technology proved vital in the aftermath of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaste…
The lingering ache of loss remains for families grappling with the memory of those taken by COVID-19. Meanwhile, employers are increasingly identifying individuals with autism as a valuable workforce. And further afield, accounts surface fr…
A podcast played a pivotal role in averting a man's execution, a family commands respect in the world of saddle bronc riding, and the contents of Prince’s vault of unreleased music are finally being revealed.
The Perseverance rover, the Ingenuity helicopter, and the ongoing quest for evidence of past life on Mars; Darren Walker in conversation with Lesley Stahl; The individuals who first recognized the pandemic's looming threat, explored …
The assault on Al Asad Airbase; Boston Dynamics' advancements in robotic technology; And, efforts to establish peaceful coexistence with grizzly bears in Montana.
A harrowing flight during the pandemic; An account of the organization empowering incarcerated individuals in Africa to pursue legal careers as lawyers and paralegals; The impending arrival of autonomous trucks on our highways?
Addressing shifts in the military's approach to racial bias within its ranks; The recent volcanic activity in Iceland presents unique research possibilities; And, Dave Kindred returns to covering high school girls' basketball.
## Headlines: **The Nation's Chip Shortage Deepens** **Naval Aviators Report Unexplained Aerial Phenomena** **Alex Smith Reflects on His Return to the Gridiron**
Within the walls of the Pentagon, ambitious programs strive to ensure that the COVID-19 pandemic marks a turning point, the final such crisis in human history. These efforts resonate with the experiences of the Ritchie Boys, a clandestine A…
