Hillary's first joint interview-- next to Bill in '92

Hillary Rodham Clinton's first appearance on 60 Minutes is a far cry from where she sits today

• Feb 1, 2013

Something's fishy in cycling: Our first report

From the 60 Minutes archives: The first sign that something is awry in the sport of cycling

• Jan 31, 2013

60 Minutes: Is MLK's "dream" for sale?

In 2001, 60 Minutes first reported how the family of MLK has aggressively pursued profit by selling his words, image, and ideas. Does America owe the King family?

• Jan 23, 2013

Jodie Foster, reluctant star

Foster has a history of guarding her personal life and her Golden Globes speech -- although forthcoming -- addressed her quest for privacy

• Jan 14, 2013

From the archives: Psychic science, circa-1973

What was on TV in 1973? Mike Wallace, checking in with scientific researchers who study psychics and the mystery of psychic phenomena

• Jan 11, 2013

From the archives: School shooters

60 Minutes' seminal story, titled "Mind of the Assassin," on U.S. Secret Service research aimed at stopping assassins before they strike

• Dec 23, 2012

1977: A rare inside look at the NRA

In 1977, 60 Minutes aired this two-part story on the NRA, offering a rare window into America's most powerful voice on gun policy

• Dec 23, 2012

From the archives: Lost in Translation

In 2004, Mike Wallace reported on North Korean students who were studying a mistranslated version of "The Diary of Anne Frank"

• Dec 2, 2012

From the archives: Senate malcontents speak out

In 1995, Ed Bradley brought nine disgruntled Senators together for a frank discussion about the dysfunction in the U.S. Senate

• Dec 2, 2012

"Casablanca" turns 70: Ingrid Bergman interview

This week marks the 70th anniversary of the premiere of "Casablanca." Ingrid Bergman talks on-set drama with Humphrey Bogart in this 1981 interview

• Nov 26, 2012

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