More 60 Minutes Overtime Headlines

When filming the sport of timber racing, it helps to know the turf. 60 Minutes' resident horsewoman joins Charlie Rose on the course

H-1B visa creator says the program has been "hijacked" to take American jobs. But a 60 Minutes story from 1993 shows the program had problems from the start

Grieving father has spent 16 years taking Remington to task, arguing the company won't acknowledge their gun's role in spontaneous firing incidents

Mike Wallace's story about the rise and fall --- and rise again -- of a glorious performer, Barbara Cook, who died this week at 89

Why 60 Minutes producer Henry Schuster decided to revisit the Newtown massacre four years after his first report

The architect and designer tells 60 Minutes how he draws inspiration from art, objects, and even centuries-old Venetian textiles

60 Minutes' Scott Pelley reflects on what he learned from Newtown parents whose kids were murdered at Sandy Hook Elementary four years ago

Rooney claimed to be "one of the most experienced ice cream eaters in the world," so in 1982 he gave 60 Minutes viewers a lesson on making it

Never charged with a crime, Mohamedou Slahi was held for 14 years at Gitmo. Now released, he tells 60 Minutes why he forgives — and loves — Americans

Producers, editors, and cameramen choose a favorite piece from the 60 Minutes archive and share their personal stories of reporting and shooting in the field

After the Supreme Court overturned his conviction for corruption, the former Virginia governor could have walked away. So, why go on 60 Minutes?

60 Minutes correspondent Holly Williams and producer Michael Gavshon talk about the provocative Chinese artist and the critics of his work

Russia is increasing its military presence in the Arctic. In October, 60 Minutes reported on a U.S. Navy exercise there and what it means for the future

There's no cure for Alzheimer's, but people participating in drug trials are helping scientists try to prevent the disease

The "Breaking Bad" star tells 60 Minutes how he proposed to his wife, how he created Walter White -- and why he didn't want to be an actor

While filming a couple who saves circus animals from abuse, a 60 Minutes team learns that lions have a vocal morning song

This African band may get its name from the rodent kebabs they sell by the side of the road, but the reach of their music is worldwide

60 Minutes reports on first-generation Somali-Americans who were trying to find themselves-- but wound up convicted of supporting terrorism

On 60 Minutes Overtime, Charlie Rose explores the labs at Carnegie Mellon on the cutting edge of A.I. See robots learning to go where humans can't

What happens when Charlie Rose attempts to interview a robot named "Sophia" for his 60 Minutes report on artificial intelligence