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Finding "Gordon Jin"

"60 Minutes" goes to China to confront "Gordon Jin" who the U.S. government says is manufacturing fentanyl that's killing Americans

The longtime journalist died Tuesday of complications from breast cancer. Stahl remembers her as "the best sister you could ever have."

To raise awareness of this little-known disease, a "60 Minutes" team realized "you sort of have to see somebody in the throes of it"

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The Great Pacific Garbage Patch isn't what you think

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Meet "Wisdom," the oldest-known bird in the wild

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Watch a prodigy create — from 4 notes in a hat

"60 Minutes" pulls four musical notes out of a hat, and young composer Alma Deutscher takes off, improvising a piano solo in under a minute
From Honduras to the U.S. border — in a wheelchair

It took a month for a migrant in a wheelchair and his family to travel to McAllen, Texas. Why did they make the trip?

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How Anderson Cooper met Mark Bradford

"I was coming down the street, and I see this 6'8" guy dressed as a house painter," says Cooper. Turns out, it was artist Mark Bradford, a former hair stylist whose artworks can sell for millions
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Anderson Cooper on speaking the "language of loss"

In a candid interview with 60 Minutes Overtime, the correspondent and anchor shares his own experience with grief & explains how it informs his work
Steve Kroft reports remarkable story of redemption

Steve Kroft says Shon Hopwood's journey from convicted bank robber to Georgetown law professor is "one of the most compelling stories" he's ever reported on 60 Minutes

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Steve Kroft retires: Watch some of his favorite stories

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60 Minutes' reporting from Fukushima

The broadcast has been covering Japan's nuclear accident since it occurred in 2011. The latest report: robots aiding in the cleanup of nuclear fuel
Steve Kroft's first "60 Minutes" piece

In 1989, Kroft reported on a potential shortage of nurses and doctors due to the growing fear of contracting the virus that causes AIDS