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China's greatest natural resource may be its data
Venture capitalist Kai-Fu Lee explains the promise and peril of artificial intelligence in the world's most populous country
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More from John Green's 60 Minutes interview
Today, he's a best-selling author and YouTube star. But Green wasn't always so successful
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Massimo Bottura's obsession with Parmigiano-Reggiano
How did chef Bottura's restaurant become the best in the world? A look at the way he treats cheese may be a clue
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Opioids and unemployment: stopping the cycle
An investment fund is trying to resurrect jobs in hard-hit areas. One company's solution? Hire recovering addicts
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Artist's hidden message on Ellis Island
The street artist JR has brought his trademark oversized photographs to an abandoned immigrants' hospital, but there's more than meets the eye
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"60 Minutes" swarmed by mosquitoes ... in Siberia?
The "60 Minutes" team went above the Arctic Circle to report a story on permafrost and climate change. Then the pesky bugs came out
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Mike Moore vs. the opioid industry
Mike Moore explains how he got a $20 billion settlement to help pay for the Gulf oil spill. Now he wants to do the same with opioid manufacturers
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Show & tell with wildlife photographer Thomas Mangelsen
Foxes, tigers, bears—the acclaimed photographer tells 60 Minutes the stories behind some of his most compelling images
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Jane and Tom take in wildlife and whiskey
Old friends and animal lovers Jane Goodall and photographer Thomas D. Mangelsen get together every year to share a drink and watch the crane migration
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More from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on 60 Minutes
The rookie congresswoman talks with Anderson Cooper about being branded a "flamethrower" and getting into a social media spat with Donald Trump Jr.
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Climate change: What 10 presidents have known
Evidence in the Juliana v. United States suit shows that U.S. presidents have been warned about the effects of fossil fuels for more than 50 years
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More from Paul McCartney on 60 Minutes
From songwriting inspiration to how he finds new music, hear more from the former Beatle