60 Minutes — Season 55
President Joe Biden addressed a range of pressing issues, including inflation, the conflict in Ukraine instigated by Russia, the evolving dynamics between the United States and China, the upcoming midterm elections, and other matters; along…
Following his concluding remarks at the annual U.N. General Assembly in New York City, Secretary of State Antony Blinken sat down for an interview with 60 MINUTES' Scott Pelley. The conversation addressed the war in Ukraine, the complexitie…
First Lady Olena Zelenska has declared that the Russian forces who invaded her nation are committing acts of terrorism. New evidence indicates that mismanagement by the U.S. Forest Service played a role in the recent wildfires that ravaged …
Taiwan navigates a complex existence under the shadow of escalating Chinese military activity. The devastation wrought by Hurricane Ian has been starkly observed. And in a notable conversation, Bart Barber, President of the Southern Baptist…
The recent tragedies in Bucha, Ukraine, where civilians lost their lives, stand as a stark reminder of the human cost of conflict. Meanwhile, a monumental achievement in renewable energy has occurred with the completion of the world's large…
The controversies surrounding Dominion Voting Systems and the unfounded narratives that have circulated regarding the 2020 election; American Prairie's ambitious conservation project; and Sharyn Alfonsi's interview with Ina Garten, detailin…
Candidates who dismiss election results and propagate falsehoods about the 2020 vote; the urgent pursuit of the next pandemic threat, a race against a potential global health crisis; David Sedaris: A profile from 60 Minutes.
The fractured landscape of American society finds expression in the digital sphere, where social media amplifies political divisions. Simultaneously, New York City grapples with the complexities of its burgeoning migrant population. And acr…
The investigation into the Surfside condominium collapse; the rescue of Jewish artifacts during the Holocaust; and a sixty-minute interview with Sona Jobarteh.
The Director General of the IAEA addressed the urgent matter of averting nuclear catastrophe in Ukraine and safeguarding global security. Meanwhile, a widespread fascination with Panini stickers continues to captivate audiences worldwide. I…
The rediscovery of forgotten Black cemeteries in Florida reveals a painful chapter of history. Exploring the origins of the enduring bond between dogs and humans sheds light on a profound evolutionary connection. Furthermore, advancements…
President Emmanuel Macron of France addresses the consequences of the conflict in Ukraine and evolving U.S. domestic affairs for his nation. The narrative also explores efforts to restore and revitalize Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park,…
Janet Yellen addressed anxieties surrounding a potential recession, the persistent challenge of inflation, and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Meanwhile, families are pursuing legal action against social media corporations. And in Cape Tow…
The effort to evacuate children with cancer from Ukraine; The expanding field of litigation funding; An examination of cures with no scientific basis.
Sharyn Alfonsi sits down with Ina Garten to explore the path that led the celebrated chef to her position as one of the nation's most admired cooks. The piece also details the resurgence of a traditional English pub following the challenge…
The resurgence of Radio Free Europe in Russia and the regions that once comprised the Soviet Union coincides with a sobering scientific assessment: Earth is currently undergoing its sixth mass extinction event. Adding to these concerns, a n…
Prince Harry granted an interview to Anderson Cooper, offering insights into his life and the contents of his forthcoming memoir, "Spare." Meanwhile, composer Hans Zimmer was interviewed by Lesley Stahl.
The recent advance in nuclear fusion; Cyprus: a haven for Russian funds; A meeting with music producer Rick Rubin in Shangri-La.
The minds of those who embody heroism – how do they think? Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has spurred the global ballet community into decisive action. This episode features Jacob Smith, a freeride skier who is legally blind. Aired January 22…
Kristalina Georgieva, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund; Mark Pomerantz, formerly a special assistant district attorney in Manhattan; and the rock band Red Hot Chili Peppers.
At a historic school in Canada, archaeologists have unearthed evidence of two hundred unmarked graves. Meanwhile, in southern Virginia, Fred Miller and his family purchased a substantial home and learned that their lineage held a history of…
Ukraine faces disruptions to essential services – electricity, heat, and water. In Finland, Sanna Marin, the country's prime minister, is a millennial leader. The HistoryMakers project chronicles Black history through firsthand testimonies.
A year after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Kherson. SOLA: Educating girls in Afghanistan. Broadcast February 26, 2023.
Accounts from Ukrainian prisoners of war detail their experiences in Russian captivity; explorations of artificial intelligence, including chatbots and the vastness of its potential; and a comprehensive interview with David Byrne, captured …
A collection of three tales centered on beloved companions of the canine variety. Originally presented elsewhere, these stories now return with further developments.
From the deck of the USS Nimitz, an aircraft carrier navigating the Western Pacific southeast of Taiwan and China, comes a report on the current condition of the Navy. Alongside this assessment, a profile emerges of prominent figures in the…
Advances in prosthetic technology are beginning to offer a sense of touch. Meanwhile, the eBay stalking scandal has captivated public attention. And Charles Barkley recently sat for an in-depth interview with 60 Minutes.
The interview with Marjorie Taylor Greene. Followed by a discussion with the former head of the Department of Homeland Security regarding the difficulties in securing the border. And, a look at the lava fields of Iceland, shaped by volcanic…
The James Webb Space Telescope presents breathtaking new images to the world. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia faces scrutiny over allegations of sportswashing. And the painstaking work to restore Notre Dame Cathedral progresses steadily.
The unfolding future of artificial intelligence. Before the publication of his latest work, author David Grann joins Correspondent to discuss it on 60 Minutes.
Accounts emerge from healthcare workers, survivors, and first responders detailing the recent earthquakes and the persistent targeting of medical facilities by Syria’s Bashar Al-Assad's regime. Meanwhile, a conspiracy theory has gained trac…
The United States faces a deepening maternal health crisis, juxtaposed with innovation in Ireland: a commercial Direct Air Capture plant that draws carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and permanently stores it beneath the earth. Elsewhere, a…
A Nebraska middle school's anxieties regarding student safety ignited a nationwide investigation, revealing one of the most extensive cases of illegal child labor in the country. Simultaneously, a fervent pursuit of domestic lithium sources…
The substantial wealth – a reported $100 billion – amassed by the investment division of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has recently come under scrutiny. This revelation follows a whistleblower's claims alleging that a sign…
The enduring relationship between the Pentagon, American taxpayers, and defense contractors is often fraught with imbalance, a dynamic exploited by some within the industry. Simultaneously, a new breed of cybercriminals leverages artificial…
In 2023, Radio Free Europe continued its vital work. Simultaneously, efforts were underway to restore Gorongosa National Park to its former glory. And, a notable interview with Rick Rubin appeared on 60 Minutes.
The shadow of Canada’s residential schools persists. Simultaneously, a community confronts its past by reclaiming history on a site once defined by plantation life.
Lawsuits are being filed by families against social media corporations. Simultaneously, Prince Harry granted an interview to 60 Minutes.
A growing mental health crisis is impacting children across the United States. Meanwhile, the stark beauty of Iceland's lava fields testifies to the aftermath of volcanic eruptions. And there's the enduring story of how dogs came to be cons…
A glimpse into the burgeoning humanity of artificial intelligence within Google. Following this, a revisiting of David Byrne's insightful 60 Minutes interview.
Accounts from Ukrainian prisoners of war detail their experiences in Russian captivity. Alongside this, a glimpse into life in Taiwan emerges, shadowed by the increasing influence of China. And finally, a feature on the Red Hot Chili Pepper…
The effort to evacuate children with cancer from Ukraine. Allegations of sportswashing in Saudi Arabia. And a recent interview with Hans Zimmer on 60 Minutes.
The United States Navy is reacting to China's expanding naval capabilities. Following this, a profile of Rocco Commisso appears: an interview with 60 Minutes.
A glimpse into the burgeoning humanity within artificial intelligence at Google, followed by a revisiting of Nicolas Cage's memorable 60 Minutes interview.
The burgeoning field of litigation funding. Alongside it, the vital work of preserving forgotten narratives of Black history. And, David Grann's recent interview with 60 Minutes.
The world's largest offshore wind farm. Followed by an exploration of medical mysteries—cures without discernible explanation. And a conversation with Shane Van Boening, featured on 60 Minutes.
The systematic destruction of historic Black cemeteries. Looming water scarcity projections for the Colorado River Basin. And, a revealing interview with Charles Barkley on 60 Minutes.
The hunt for Pathogen X. Followed by an interview with Sona Jobarteh on 60 Minutes. And the global fascination with Panini stickers.
The recent eBay stalking scandal. The story of American Prairie's nature reserve. And James Nachtwey: the sixty minutes interview.
Ray Epps: The 60 Minutes Interview. Following this, a dedicated effort to lower the maternal mortality rate in the South. And, Yannick Nézet-Séguin: The 60 Minutes Interview.
A troubling trend has emerged: cybercriminals are targeting elderly individuals, preying on their trust to steal their life savings. Meanwhile, the painstaking work of restoring Notre Dame Cathedral progresses. In a separate development, ef…
Cyprus has long served as a discreet repository for Russian funds. Following this revelation, Mason Cox offered insights in a 60 Minutes interview, and Jeff Koons similarly shared his perspective during a 60 Minutes appearance.
