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Throughout his life, Craig Robinson watched over his little sister, First Lady Michelle Obama. Now Robinson is carving his own path as Oregon State head basketball coach. Jim Axelrod reports.
Computer formats come and go leaving some users with data no longer compatible with software or hardware. As David Pogue reports, this is called data rot.
For some, snow is another winter weather annoyance but, as Ben Tracy reports, Kenneth Libbrecht has found the unique beauty in snowflakes and is the subject's preeminent photographer.
Jeff Greenfield explored the roots and the history of anger in America. And how the class warfare argument has played out, and is playing out, in the face of our current economic crisis.
What Coach Bob Hurley has accomplished at St. Anthony High School in Jersey City, N.J. is nothing short of a miracle. Armen Keteyian reports.
Ben Stein has some thoughts on how to get through the recession. His advice? Get a dog.
The shooting massacre in Binghampton, N.Y. left 13 people dead. This is the fourth mass shooting in as many weeks. Jeff Glor reports.
Most of us aren?t going to climb Mount Everest, or win the Super Bowl but Corey Henderson and Dan Rollman believe we can all be world record holders using our own unique abilities. Bill Geist reports.
One of the world
A landmark within New York's rental world, Kim's Video has been forced to close in the U.S. but, as Allen Pizzey reports, over 55,000 video titles have found a new home in a remote region of Sicily.
Shai Agassi is on a monumental quest to make the world a '"better place." He wants to replace everyone's gas-fueled cars with environmentally friendly electric cars. David Pogue reports.
Shepard Fairey, who created the iconic Obama Hope poster that many say was "the" image of the 2008 presidential campaign, seems to be the artist of the moment. Rita Braver reports.
Seth Doane traveled to the Dharavi slums in India to get a realistic image of life in the country's poorest neighborhoods. Indians that live and work in the slums can afford little on their salaries.
Former CIA Spy Speaks Out
Martha Teichner explores the writer's brush. (12/16/2007)
