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Fifty-three percent of Americans say they'd be less likely to support an atheist for president, and almost half say they'd be unhappy if a family member married an atheist. Mo Rocca reports on the many consequences that those who come out as non-believers suffer in a nation founded on religious tolerance.
Web extra: The Oscar-winning star of "Gladiator" and "A Beautiful Mind," and the star-director of "The Water Diviner," talks to Seth Doane about collaboration on a film set and the never-predictable sense of when a movie succeeds or fails.
Preview: The Oscar-winner talks to Seth Doane about the fascination of acting, and about the job he enjoyed even more.
Keith and Kristyn Getty are modern-day hymnists whose compositions are being sung by congregations around the world. Tracy Smith talks to the Irish artists at their Nashville home, and with professor Jerry Rushford, an expert in the art of liturgical song, about some of the most beloved and timeless hymns ever written.
Oxfam recently issued a study stating the richest 80 people in the world own wealth equal to the bottom 50 percent of the population combined. In this web exclusive, Yale economist Robert J. Shiller says obtaining riches is not as inspiring as what it means to give it away.
There is no Trader Joe’s store in Canada, so Mike Hallatt buys supplies and hauls them north to Vancouver, where he resells them at a markup at his own store, Pirate Joe’s. Trader Joe's has sued, and lost, so the cross-border expeditions continue. Mo Rocca goes undercover as Hallat and his accomplices go shopping for groceries.
When it comes to your finances, many times in life you're told what you should do. Now, financial advisor Suze Orman offers three things that you should never, EVER do when it comes to your money.
They call it the “Uber effect.” Rita Braver reports on the different types of businesses that are offering similar services via smartphone apps, and transforming our "on demand" economy.
It tracks every move, step taken, calories burned, and hours slept. Most people never take them off. Tony Bass is a senior vice president at Polar, which makes a wide range of wearable activity trackers, the latest in fitness gadgets you only recently realized you need. Susan Spencer of "48 Hours" reports.
Donald Trump spent $100 million on his Boeing 757, and it’s second-hand! Of course, it's been trumped up. Correspondent Vladamir Duthiers takes a tour, and visits a company that specializes in outfitting the private jets of billionaires.
