Unraveling A Mystery

Viktoria Nasyrova manhunt: The international search for Russian murder suspect

A Brooklyn woman turns to a New York private eye for help tracking down a Russian beauty she believes robbed and killed her mother. Can they find her?

• Watch: Viktoria Nasyrova: "I'm not a killer"
• Watch: A daughter's mission to find missing mother
• Watch: Facebook photo provides critical clues in search for fugitive

Love, Hate & Obsession

Who murdered Lanny Horwitz?

Who wanted a one-time millionaire dead more: his jealous ex-wife or his angry son?

• Photos: Inside the murder case

Follow The Money

Donation to Manhattan DA during sex assault case raises "alarm bell"

The attorney for a doctor accused of abusing nearly two dozen patients donated to the Manhattan District Attorney on the same day she filed a motion in the case

On The Road

Remembering Chris Rosati, who spread happiness while battling ALS

Chris Rosati's journey came to an end this week. He died of ALS at just 46 years old

"Annihilation"

Patton Oswalt on loss, love and finding the funny

The comedian explores the loss of his wife and the grief that followed in his new Netflix stand-up special

Bias On The Beat

How one police department is tackling cop bias

Dealing with communities sensitive to bias is a consequence of many highly-charged confrontations that have landed officers in court

Saturday Sessions

William Patrick Corgan on being a natural "contrarian"

The longtime frontman for the Smashing Pumpkins has a new solo album out called "Ogilala"

• Watch: "Aeronaut"
• Watch: "To Sheila"
• Watch: "The Long Goodbye"

"Loving Vincent"

How the first hand-painted film was made

Using letters written by Vincent Van Gogh, a new film tells the story of Van Gogh's creative genius and sudden death

The Dish

Chicago's Paul Kahan

Kahan is the owner of 11 restaurant concepts and the winner of three James Beard awards

Telling His Story

FBI-undercover operative on how he infiltrated al Qaeda

In his first interview, an FBI undercover operative tells "60 Minutes" how he infiltrated al Qaeda and thwarted terror attacks planned for New York and Toronto; watch Sunday at 7:30 p.m. ET and 7 p.m. PT

Weinstein Fallout

"Me Too" creator Tarana Burke: "We have to make movements ourselves"

The hashtag was brought to life by actress Alyssa Milano's call to action on Twitter; women shared their experiences with sexual harassment

• Read: L.A. police probing possible sex assault by Harvey Weinstein
• Read: Quentin Tarantino speaks out about Weinstein scandal

"The Takeout"

Perry rules out Senate run against Ted Cruz in 2018

He also had some words of advice for his fellow Cabinet members about the perils of private airline travel

Rigorous RBG Workout

Working out with Ruth Bader Ginsburg's trainer

"We're going to be doing weight-bearing exercises, cardiovascular strength, body conditioning," trainer of 84-year-old Supreme Court justice told CBSN anchor Elaine Quijano

Doing Time In The "SHU"

Oprah goes inside Pelican Bay State Prison

In her second "60 Minutes" story, Winfrey visits one of America's most notorious prisons, to report on the use of solitary confinement

"Fierce" Fight

Gretchen Carlson on the "excruciating choice" to speak out

Former Fox News anchor went public with her account of sexual harassment and helped pave the way for accusers of Harvey Weinstein

• Read: Gretchen Carlson on sexual harassment in the workplace

Opioid Crisis

Why "60 Minutes," Washington Post story on DEA made Americans so angry

Since "60 Minutes" aired a bombshell investigation on how Congress helped fuel the opioid crisis, there’s been a whirlwind of public reaction

• Read: Has Congress fueled America's opioid crisis?
• Read: How state attorneys general are tackling opioid crisis

Get to know the DEA whistleblower who spoke with "60 Minutes"

Why has the country's opioid problem become a national emergency? A high-ranking whistleblower from the DEA explains how the drug industry -- and Congress -- fueled an epidemic

• Watch: "An industry…out of control"

"On My Terms"

Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps on his "next chapter"

"I have nothing else that I want to accomplish in this sport," Phelps tells CBS News

Unlikely Rise

Meet a convicted felon who became a Georgetown law professor

Shon Hopwood was serving time for armed bank robbery when he discovered he had a brilliant mind for the law; Steve Kroft reports on an improbable tale of redemption

• Read: Kroft: Prison lawyer is "one of the best characters" in decades of reporting

Trump & Tax Reform

Americans feel tax revamp plans favor wealthy

Most -- including president's backers -- urge deals in Congress; many worry U.S. on path to war, according to latest CBS News Nation Tracker poll

"CBSN Originals"

The Darien Gap | A Desperate Journey

A journey of hope through Colombia's most dangerous jungle

• Watch: After Darien: Who's granted asylum?
• Watch: Darien Gap: Fleeing with their family
• Watch: Beyond the Darien Gap - Shahab's story
• Watch: Why trek the Darien Gap?

New York Film Festival

Review: Kate Winslet glows in Woody Allen's "Wonder Wheel"

A romantic comedy-drama of an adulterous woman in 1950s Coney Island is the director's best film in years

• Read: Review: "The Rider," a somber and haunting new western
• Read: Review: Joan Didion's life under the magnifying glass
• Read: Review: "Thelma" is a spectral, psychosexual slow burn
• Read: Review: Saoirse Ronan and Laurie Metcalf fly high in "Lady Bird"
• Read: Review: "BPM," a vital, defiant film of activists at the dawn of AIDS
• Read: Review: Adam Sandler, Ben Stiller and Dustin Hoffman in "The Meyerowitz Stories"
• Read: Absurdity goes viral in "The Square"'s sardonic vision of modern art