60 Minutes — Season 54
The attacks of September 11, 2001, claimed the lives of 343 firefighters from the New York City Fire Department, men and women who bravely risked everything to save those trapped within the World Trade Center. Scott Pelley interviews those …
Bill Whitaker profiles the world's largest helicopter, designed for nighttime firefighting operations. In conversation with Lesley Stahl, Liz Cheney discusses her campaign for re-election as a Republican positioned firmly against Donald Tru…
The former Facebook executive recently shared insights with 60 Minutes, offering a critical perspective on the platform's inner workings. Meanwhile, the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program continues to fall short of its promise for many…
## Deepfakes: The Looming Transformation of Reality. ## A Thousand Children: Stories of Families Reunited After Border Separation. ## Deep Springs: An Exploration of Deep Springs College.
Robert Gates discusses Afghanistan, outlining his differences of opinion with President Biden and the widening divisions within the United States. A journey accompanies the Green River Drift, the longest cattle drive still held in America. …
A former Saudi government insider cautions about Mohammed bin Salman; the Colorado River Basin, facing severe drought, prepares for a future of diminished water; and actor Michael Keaton reflects on his career, the roles he has embodied, an…
Daniel Ortega’s consolidation of power in Nicaragua involved a decisive abandonment of democratic principles. Elsewhere, a novel approach to architectural design prioritizes the needs of the communities it serves. And Yuval Noah Harari cont…
A recent Missouri law significantly restricts local authority to enforce federal gun regulations. Meanwhile, the United States grapples with the persistent and extensive oil spill that has marred its history. And a question lingers: what mo…
Bill Whitaker investigates the challenges facing America's strained supply chains; Scott Pelley interviews Andrew Sullivan; and a look at the creation of the Beatles' iconic "Let It Be."
Austin has emerged as a leader in police reform efforts across the country. Meanwhile, startups and NASA are collaborating on the development of supersonic commercial flight technology. In Rome, an excavation of an ancient parking garage ha…
The ordeal of freshman Sam Martinez at Washington State University, subjected to a brutal hazing ritual; the ongoing efforts to protect Rwanda's endangered mountain gorillas; and Rita Moreno's candid reflections in a 60 Minutes interview.
The 60 Minutes interview with Reality Winner; the recent shift away from capitalism under Xi Jinping in China; and a glimpse within the creative world of Alessandro Michele's Gucci fashion house.
The aftermath of the American withdrawal in Afghanistan, the discoveries of the James Webb Space Telescope, and the revitalization of Fogo Island – these disparate threads weave a complex tapestry of current events.
The catastrophic tornado outbreak of December 10th and 11th, a storm etched in the memory of the nation, contrasted sharply with the ongoing struggles of many Americans who lack adequate sanitation. Adding another layer to the current cultu…
Climate change is reshaping Europe's wine industry, a topic explored in a recent 60 Minutes interview with Badiucao.
The complete account of a clandestine American military intelligence unit, significantly strengthened by the contributions of Jewish refugees from Germany.
A surge of Americans are leaving their jobs in unprecedented numbers, a topic sparking discussion across the political spectrum. And on the field, the kicker stands apart, a solitary figure facing the immense pressure of the game.
The story of Anne Frank's betrayal by those who hid her family from the Nazis remains a subject of intense historical inquiry. Alongside this enduring narrative, a profile explores the life and career of Chris Stapleton.
Even as Alzheimer's disease progresses, Tony Bennett is preparing for a performance with Lady Gaga. The documentary "Get Back" unveils previously unseen footage from the Beatles' creative process, spanning half a century. And there's the co…
The resurgence of the great white shark in the Atlantic; the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park; and Joel Sartore’s Photo Ark, preserving the images of creatures great and small.
The recent fatalities in military vehicle training are under scrutiny. Hospitals, already strained by staffing shortages, are nearing collapse due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. And the enduring shadow of Canada's residential schools con…
In vineyards across France and England, conversations and demonstrations center on the escalating effects of climate change. Simultaneously, pubs in England grapple with the lingering consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic.
As Ukraine confronts Russia, reports of "Havana Syndrome" cases have emerged within the United States.
The resilience of America's electric grid is increasingly questioned, a concern compounded by the plight of American citizens held by foreign governments. Simultaneously, the financial sector's contraction of local news organizations casts …
At the Polish train station, newly arrived Ukrainian refugees recount their journeys, their voices interwoven with anxieties about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Among them is Jacob Smith, a fifteen-year-old freeride skier who is legally…
A political dispute concerning the 2020 election persists in Wisconsin. Meanwhile, Pete Buttigieg champions a significant national infrastructure initiative. And in the world of television, a glimpse into the making of the popular series, "…
The economic sanctions imposed on Russia, the stagnation of new construction, and the increasing prevalence of corporate landlords are all factors contributing to sharply rising rents. Meanwhile, Sue Bird reflects on her career as she prepa…
An innovative artificial intelligence project is now enabling Holocaust survivors to share their experiences posthumously. Simultaneously, a new initiative is documenting conversations between individuals holding divergent political perspec…
The conflict in Ukraine has brought attacks against hospitals and healthcare personnel to the forefront. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom has increasingly been implicated as a conduit for illicit funds belonging to Russian oligarchs. And in a …
In Kyiv, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a conversation with Scott Pelley. Meanwhile, a town in El Salvador is increasingly adopting bitcoin as its local currency.
American authorities have issued warnings regarding possible Russian cyber incursions targeting the United States. Meanwhile, Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess has offered insights into the company's future trajectory. Across the industry, a co…
FBI Director Christopher Wray spoke with Scott Pelley. The discussion centered on the documents recovered from Osama bin Laden’s compound. Separately, New York City Mayor Eric Adams addressed topics ranging from his strategy for tackling cr…
The conflict in Ukraine has profoundly impacted the global food supply. Meanwhile, Eurovision, the pan-European song competition with a viewership exceeding 180 million, continues to captivate audiences. And in a vein of pointed satire, the…
Mark Esper, former Secretary of Defense, recently spoke with Norah O’Donnell. Meanwhile, a growing mental health crisis among American children has been exacerbated by the pandemic. And across the globe, the Russian invasion of Ukraine has …
## The Digital Eye: Bellingcat and the Pursuit of Accountability in Ukraine Bellingcat, the investigative journalism organization, has become a crucial force in documenting alleged Russian war crimes in Ukraine. Leveraging the vast data …
Access to essential, affordable medications is increasingly precarious. Simultaneously, a program is ensuring that students and their families from five Chicago high schools can attend college without tuition costs. In a recent interview, c…
Climate change is reshaping Europe's wine industry, while within the familiar walls of the English pub, a resurgence is underway following the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The prevalence of AR-15 style rifles in mass shootings prompts a difficult question: why this particular weapon? This phenomenon seems to drift along a troubling current, mirroring the unsettling discoveries made in places like Caligula’s g…
The persistent oil slick, a scar on the landscape, marks the longest-enduring spill in American history. A deeper stain resides in the history of Canada’s residential schools, a dark legacy etched by the deaths of countless children. And w…
The issue of American citizens held unjustly in the custody of other nations continues to demand attention. Simultaneously, the financial industry's impact on local journalism is raising serious concerns, with some newsrooms facing severe c…
The United Kingdom's transformation into a conduit for the illicit funds of Russian oligarchs; Daniel Ortega's dismantling of democratic institutions to consolidate power in Nicaragua; Trevor Noah's appearance on 60 Minutes.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg recently shared an unexpected insight: the experience of vision loss has, paradoxically, sharpened his focus and improved his effectiveness in the demanding role. Meanwhile, actor Michael Keaton is re…
Reports of unexplained illnesses, often termed "Havana Syndrome," have emerged among American personnel within the United States. Meanwhile, California has adopted a novel technology to aid in wildfire suppression.
Even as Alzheimer's disease progresses, Tony Bennett is preparing for a performance with Lady Gaga; the story behind the creation of The Beatles' "Let It Be"; and Chris Stapleton reflects on his life and musical journey.
The Perseverance rover, Ingenuity helicopter, and the ongoing quest for evidence of past Martian life; the advanced robotics of Boston Dynamics; and the burgeoning competition among companies to create electric vertical takeoff and landing …
The complete narrative of a clandestine American military intelligence unit, significantly strengthened by the contributions of Jewish refugees from Germany, unfolded during World War II.
A former high-ranking Saudi intelligence source has leveled accusations against Mohammed bin Salman, alleging involvement in numerous murders. Meanwhile, the burgeoning field of startups and NASA are both actively working towards the goal o…
Scott Pelley interviewed Reality Winner; the Bahamas are implementing solar power solutions following recent storms; and Anderson Cooper spoke with Laurie Anderson.
The burgeoning realm of synthetic media, often referred to as deepfakes, holds the potential to profoundly reshape our world. Jon Wertheim interviews Badiucao; Sharyn Alfonsi speaks with Alexey Molchanov.
**A Cascade of Failures:** Examining fatalities in military vehicle training; The resurgence of Fogo Island; Jacob Smith: The skier who navigates the slopes with legal blindness.
The Colorado River Basin, enduring a prolonged drought, now braces for a future marked by scarcity. A program is underway to send students and their families from five Chicago high schools to college at no cost. Meanwhile, the European song…
Bellingcat, a collective of online investigators, meticulously compiles a record of purported war crimes; an organization dedicated to pursuing justice and transforming lives through legal aid and counsel for incarcerated individuals; …
The resilience of America’s power grid is a question increasingly shadowed by concern. Meanwhile, a man has recently acquired a historic property – a former plantation house – unaware of the deep and painful connection to his ancestral past…
The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly affected the mental well-being of children. Meanwhile, the nonprofit architectural firm, Model of Architecture Serving Society, continues its work. And in the realm of professional football, players like…
