60 Minutes - Overtime

Why 60 Minutes' DEA story 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

Why has the country's opioid problem become a national emergency? A high-ranking whistleblower from the DEA explains

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

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Parscale: TV news "thought I was a joke"

What happened when Brad Parscale went to TV news organizations, including CBS News, to predict a Trump victory? More of Parscale's 60 Minutes interview
Rep. Steve Scalise's "little miracles"

Months after being ambushed by a gunman, the congressman tells 60 Minutes how close he came to dying— and how a series of "little miracles" saved him

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Rep. Steve Scalise's "little miracles"

Months after being ambushed by a gunman, the congressman tells 60 Minutes how close he came to dying— and how a series of "little miracles" saved him
The Bannon interview: highlights and excerpts

Didn't see this week's 60 Minutes? Catch up with these clips from Charlie Rose's interview with President Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon
Steve Bannon's not done...

More from Charlie Rose's 60 Minutes interview with Steve Bannon, the controversial former chief strategist and campaign architect for President Trump
Catholic clergy fires back after Bannon criticism

Steve Bannon says the Catholic Church supports DACA as a way to fill the pews, a comment NY Archbishop Dolan says is "preposterous" and "insulting"
What's at stake with Russia's Arctic military buildup

Russia is increasing its military presence in the Arctic. In October, 60 Minutes reported on a U.S. Navy exercise there and what it means for the future
60 Minutes in the Arctic: Every shot hurt

The crew tells Overtime why shooting in subzero temps was technically difficult, painfully cold, and completely beautiful
Hidden magnets -- the next big cheat in cycling?

It's not just about doping anymore. 60 Minutes reports on hidden motors in bikes — and how magnets are being used to reinvent the wheel

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What's it like to be on Mars? Take a virtual-reality tour

60 Minutes gets an up-close, 3D view of the Martian landscape through virtual reality. See what it looks like to walk the surface of the red planet
Nuremberg prosecutor, haunted by Holocaust, is a "deliberate optimist"

Now 97, Ben Ferencz wept remembering what he saw in Nazi concentration camps, but he tells 60 Minutes how he manages to stay hopeful in life
Poisoned again? What 60 Minutes learned about Russia's "love of poison"

60 Minutes had already interviewed Putin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza when news broke that he was in the hospital again. Poisoned, he says, for speaking out against the Kremlin
Hidden magnets — the next big cheat in cycling?

It's not just about doping anymore. 60 Minutes reports on hidden motors in bikes — and how magnets are being used to reinvent the wheel
A president and a journalist: 17 interviews

A conversation with 60 Minutes' Steve Kroft about his 17 interviews with President Obama; and executive producer Jeff Fager's memories from behind the scenes
Stahl: Trump is "more subdued, more serious"

Lesley Stahl discusses her interview with President-elect Trump, telling Overtime that he pulled back on some campaign positions -- and changed his demeanor
60 Minutes' funniest moments with Adele

In 2012, Anderson Cooper got a tour of Adele's house, where the pair had a grand time baking cupcakes and perusing the singer's wig collection

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This week in '68: Nixon talks to 60 Minutes

In 60 Minutes' first season, Mike Wallace talked with then-presidential candidate Richard Nixon, who said, "I hope to restore respect to the presidency"
Hugh Hefner’s philosophy on life

In a 1993 interview, Hefner told 60 Minutes why he savored life and how his "typically American" upbringing made him who he was
My favorite 60 Minutes story

Producers, editors, and cameramen choose a favorite piece from the 60 Minutes archive and share their personal stories of reporting and shooting in the field
Barbara Cook: The 60 Minutes interview

Mike Wallace's story about the rise and fall --- and rise again -- of a glorious performer, Barbara Cook, who died this week at 89
What's at stake with Russia's Arctic military buildup

Russia is increasing its military presence in the Arctic. In October, 60 Minutes reported on a U.S. Navy exercise there and what it means for the future
"My heart breaks for Venezuela," says conductor Gustavo Dudamel

Classical musicians from Venezuela's "El Sistema" music program are rising up against the government that sponsors it
Legendary Catholic high school closes

Led by coach Bob Hurley, the school was home to one of the most successful programs in high school basketball. 60 Minutes told Hurley's story in 2011