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"I have to listen to several strokes and where they're hitting in correlation to where you're breathing"
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CIA's former head of science and tech: U.S. falling behind in new space race
On CBS News podcast, Glenn Gaffney talked with host Michael Morell about the ground the U.S. is losing in the space race to Russia and China
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How to navigate awkward financial conversations
CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger says talking about money has been an enduring social taboo
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From Toga To Yoga
At this party school, substance-free dorms come with yoga and violins
University of Vermont's "wellness program" for incoming freshmen seeks to surround students with activities that expand the brain, not zap it
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A More Perfect Union
L.A. County libraries allow kids to read away late fees
The idea came about after the library noticed an unsettling trend: Many kids who racked up debt on overdue books or movies would stop coming to the library altogether
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Music program helps Baltimore students strike the right chord
A year-round music program called OrchKids, run by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, has grown to include 1,300 students
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Michelle Obama's emotional letter to her college-age self
"One of your classmates is a movie star, another is rumored to be a real-life princess. Meanwhile, you got dropped off by your father in the family sedan."
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"Buy now, pay later": Old-fashioned loan-sharking with a Silicon Valley smile?
Tech companies like Affirm, Afterpay and Klarna are offering instant installment plans as an alternative to credit cards
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Expanding Influence
Instagram influencers add entrepreneur to their titles
These self-made celebrities are launching their own skincare, makeup, and subscription box services and creating competition for more traditional brands
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Man's Best Friends
Man takes ailing dog on cross-country road trip for one last adventure
To make their last months together happy, Paul Heroux decided to take his dog Mura on a road trip — all 8,500 miles, just the two of them
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Great Recession Revisited
Could the U.S. cope with another financial meltdown?
Former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke and former Treasury Secretaries Tim Geithner and Hank Paulson discuss the new documentary, "Panic: The Untold Story of the 2008 Financial Crisis"
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Tesla CEO Opens Up
Elon Musk: The "60 Minutes" Interview
He speaks with Lesley Stahl about Twitter, pot, the Securities and Exchange Commission, Model 3 and Tesla
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Elon Musk: What's changed in a decade?
"60 Minutes" first met the visionary CEO in 2008; in an interview with Lesley Stahl this week, he admits that back then, he thought Tesla would likely fail
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On The Ground In Yemen
As war keeps aid from millions in Yemen, U.S. "Mercy" reaches a few
American charity Mercy Corps is keeping hundreds of kids in school and providing some jobs, but peace talks in Sweden still seem very far away
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Children are starving to death and struggling without medication in Yemen
One mother said her child eventually became too weak to eat at all
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21st Century Study
Study examines effects of screen time on kids
"60 Minutes" looks at a landmark government study of young minds to see if phones, tablets and other screens are impacting adolescent brain development
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Ryan Speedo Green
From juvenile delinquency to opera stardom
After a childhood of anger and violence, the 32-year-old now commands stages around the world
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The performer who inspired Ryan Speedo Green
He says a performance by opera star Denyce Graves motivated him to become a singer; Graves spoke to "60 Minutes" in 1996
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Dear Savanna
Mother at center of international manhunt speaks out to "48 Hours"
Lee Barnett eluded the FBI for almost two decades after fleeing the U.S. with her young daughter — now she tells her side of the story
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President In Peril?
Schiff says Trump faces "real prospect of jail time" after leaving office
The incoming chairman of the House Intelligence Committee said the Justice Department may indict the president the day he leaves the White House
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Economic Expertise
IMF chief sees "no signs" of U.S. recession "in the near term"
Despite a recent downturn in the stock market, Christine Lagarde forecasts modest growth in the American economy next year
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'Tis The Season
Holiday gift ideas from Techno Claus
David Pogue, dressed as that jolly man in red, delivers some gift suggestions for those on your list who love gadgets
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Matter Of Heart
A friendship born in one of America's darkest hours
The lifelong friendship of Democrat Norman Mineta and Republican Alan Simpson began when both were Boy Scouts, separated by the barbed-wire fence of a World War II Japanese-American internment camp
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History Uncovered
Titanic: The untold story
In 1985 a top-secret Cold War search for two missing nuclear submarines in the Atlantic would lead to the discovery of the final resting place of the fated ocean liner on which more than 1,500 people died
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Troubling Trend
The longest hatred: Anti-Semitism on the rise
Hate incidents targeting Jews, involving vandalism, online attacks, incitements to violence and mass shootings, have increased dramatically – and the bigotry may get worse
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Rumours
Lindsey Buckingham settles suit with Fleetwood Mac, says Stevie Nicks is behind his firing
Even in a group notorious for turmoil, it came as a shock when earlier this year Fleetwood Mac fired Lindsey Buckingham
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"American Warriors"
This baller veteran beat injury, depression
On the court he's a star, but overcoming the dark side of visible and invisible wounds is where he really shines
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An Army mom, cancer survivor and warrior
Army Spc. Lauren Jahn showed herself, her three young kids and her country what overcoming adversity is all about
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"CBSN Originals"
North Korea and the art of surviving sanctions
North Korea earns much-needed currency and burnishes its image abroad with a surprising endeavor: art sales
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North Korean food shortages leave generations stunted
Mass starvation is no longer the crisis it once was in North Korea, but the impact of famine lingers
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Invasive species may spread with help from climate change
As seasonal cycles shift and ecosystems are thrown off balance, invasive species are expected to surge into new areas
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Killer cats: The invasive species in your backyard
Invasive species can be ruthless. Surprisingly, they can also be adorable
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