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The most memorable pieces from the longtime 60 Minutes producer who died last week
For a primer on how Mark Zuckerberg went from a Harvard dorm room to the hottest IPO in history, here are two 60 Minutes stories on Facebook from 2008 and 2010
Fresh from his record-breaking gold medal haul at the Beijing Olympics, Michael Phelps faced his next challenge--racing Anderson Cooper on 60 Minutes.
Maurice Sendak, who wrote and illustrated "Where the Wild Things Are" has died at the age of 83; Morley Safer profiled Sendak for 60 Minutes back in 1973
Even before it flew, the F-22 was making news. Steve Kroft was there at the controversial start of the nation's most expensive and hi-tech jet
Former FBI agent Ali Soufan on FBI vs. CIA interrogation methods of al Qaeda members after 9/11
Greg Mortenson and board members step down as Montana attorney general finds they failed to fulfill their responsibilities to the charity
It seemed too good to be true when 60 Minutes reported it in 2008, but a new study confirms that weight-loss surgery can put type 2 diabetes in remission
With her salty language and fierce play, "the old lady" of the court helped start a great tradition of tennis champ profiles on 60 Minutes
When we first met Lynn Szymoniak on 60 Minutes, she was losing her home. She blew the whistle on bank fraud, and now she's walking away with $18 million
