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Before Jeff Fager became executive producer of "60 Minutes," he produced stories for the broadcast. Here's one of his all-time favorites: a story about Boston's Billy Bulger
Are we spending too much money for end-of-life medical care?
Scott Pelley's award-winning 2008 report on "recycled" e-waste follows used computer parts from Denver to a toxic dump in China
Conversations between Mike Wallace and a planeload of young American soldiers en route to Saigon -- and a war-weary group headed home
Combat nurses who served in Vietnam tell their story to Morley Safer
Mike Wallace's landmark 1998 interview with the man known as "Dr. Death"
Remembering a Marine who was born in France and died for the United States
Rooney: Let's dedicate Memorial Day to "saving the lives of the young people who are going to die in the future"
The year was 1979 and Pete Rose had just set a record: becoming the highest paid athlete in team sports
As Woody Allen premieres his 42nd film, "Midnight in Paris," we take you back to his early career, starting with his first interview on "60 Minutes" in 1974
