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In this classic 60 Minutes story, Morley Safer asked why the French can eat butter and pâté and not suffer high levels of heart disease
"Life, liberty and the pursuit of beauty" was how Morley Safer described Brazil's unofficial motto in 1998, and for good reason
Nine years ago, Alex Rodriguez told 60 Minutes he never used performance-enhancing drugs. Today, he retires from baseball
On the 60th anniversary of Jackson Pollock's death, watch 60 Minutes' interview with Teri Horton, who said she bought a genuine Pollock for $5
In 2003, 60 Minutes interviewed Peter Westbrook, a fencing legend who has since trained Olympians like Ibtihaj Muhammad
The peace-loving primates seen on this week's 60 Minutes are a far cry from the deadly crocodiles Anderson Cooper met underwater in 2013
In 1996, Andy Rooney wondered whether political ideas were as clever as the technology that broadcast them. He didn't think so
Former members of Congress told 60 Minutes in April the "28 pages" may hold clues about a possible Saudi support network for 9/11 hijackers
In 2000, 60 Minutes traveled to the tiny country of Bhutan, perched in the Himalayas, where gross national product matters less than "gross national happiness"
In 1999, basketball coach Pat Summitt told 60 Minutes that she's as tough on herself as she is on her team. Summitt has died at age 64
