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In this 2013 interview, Syria's President Assad answers questions from Charlie Rose about the sarin gas attack on the suburbs of Damascus
In 1974, Morley Safer visited New York's American Ballet Theatre School, where hundreds of applicants were vying for a chance to dance
In honor of World Elephant Day, 60 Minutes revisits a Bob Simon story from 2002 on some very talented pachyderm painters
As Stewart signs off from "The Daily Show," 60 Minutes revisits two early interviews with the man who turned fake news into must-see television
The 60 Minutes interview with Forrest Bird, a WWII pilot whose passion for aviation led him to invent the respirator
From the archives of 60 Minutes: Andy Rooney, a self-proclaimed expert on eating ice cream, dishes about how to do it right.
Watch the energetic philanthropist Brooke Astor in action, mixing glitter and good works, in this classic 60 Minutes profile
From the archives, two sisters make a hard choice: Do they take a genetic test to learn whether they'll get the disease that tortured their mother?
60 Minutes producer Harry Radliffe II remembers Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 kids from the Holocaust and died Wednesday at 106
From the archives, a story about the Martinsburg Monster, a "frighteningly efficient" super-computer that contained tax records of all Americans
