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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?
Foster has a history of guarding her personal life and her Golden Globes speech -- although forthcoming -- addressed her quest for privacy
What was on TV in 1973? Mike Wallace, checking in with scientific researchers who study psychics and the mystery of psychic phenomena
60 Minutes' seminal story, titled "Mind of the Assassin," on U.S. Secret Service research aimed at stopping assassins before they strike
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
In 2004, Mike Wallace reported on North Korean students who were studying a mistranslated version of "The Diary of Anne Frank"
In 1995, Ed Bradley brought nine disgruntled Senators together for a frank discussion about the dysfunction in the U.S. Senate
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This week marks the 70th anniversary of the premiere of "Casablanca." Ingrid Bergman talks on-set drama with Humphrey Bogart in this 1981 interview
Whenever we watch one of Ed Bradley's interviews from his 25 years at 60 Minutes, we are still struck by his enormous talent-- and how much we miss him
A defense psychologist has testified that a boy charged with killing his neo-Nazi father was subjected to an intense history of abuse
