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For nearly 60 years, the Hallmark Hall of Fame has entertained viewers with award-winning programming. Correspondent Cynthia Bowers takes a look at why it
The day innocent people are released from prison brings attention to the wrongly convicted. Kelly Cobiella examines what happens after innocent people are freed.
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What do you get when you put together an economist and a standup comedian? You get Yoram Bauman. By day, he teaches environmental economics. At night, he makes fun of economists and things economic.
Some 2,000 of the planet's best & brightest minds met in Denver, Colorado recently for the annual gathering of Mensa, the international high IQ society. Lesley Stahl reports.
Thousands of the planet's brightest minds are members of Mensa. But it's lonely at the top of those IQ charts, and Mensa members see their gathering as a way of connecting with like-minded souls.
The Hubbell family lives in an unassuming house in a quiet suburban neighborhood in California. Quiet, at least, until practice begins. Bill Geist reports.
After decades of feuding and estrangement, Nancy Reagan and her daughter, Patti Davis, have made up. For this weekend's Sunday Morning, Lesley Stahl interviews the mother and daughter.
With newspapers down and online blogs up, it is hard to know what is credible and what is not. As Josh Landis and Mitch Butler show, this format is old hat.
Nancy Giles is all a-twitter about Twitter, and she's not even sure what it is. She asks: Why would anyone care what someone else is doing right this very minute?
Newspapers seem to be in peril. Recently, many big city newspapers have stopped their presses. This is the headline the newspaper industry wants buried. Jeff Greenfield reports.
Residents of Fargo, N.D. are hoping the worse of the Red River flooding is behind them. As Dean Reynolds reports, 80,000 of the 90,000 resident volunteered to help prevent major floods.
The last three decades of world history have been marked by the speed of change. As Rita Braver reports, there have been other revolutionary periods, but none on such a global scale and at such lightning speed.
Charles Osgood takes a look back at the celebrated life and distinguished career of John Updike, author of such classics as "Rabbit, Run" and "The Witches Of Eastwick."
Jerry Bowen profiles outgoing Playboy Enterprises CEO Christie Hefner, daughter of Playboy's founder and pop culture icon Hugh Hefner.
