ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes

Election deniers running for office and allegations about 2020; Searching for the next deadly virus, before it ignites another pandemic; David Sedaris: The 60 Minutes Interview

• Oct 31, 2022

Searching for Pathogen X

Bill Whitaker reports from Uganda’s Impenetrable Forest, where scientists are trying to find the next deadly virus before it finds us.

• Oct 30, 2022
• 13:27

On the look-out for viruses that could trigger another pandemic

This week on 60 Minutes, Bill Whitaker joins a team of virus hunters in Uganda on the search for Pathogen X.

• Oct 30, 2022

Declines in math and reading scores prompt concern

The "Nation's Report Card" shows math and reading scores among fourth and eighth graders have declined since the start of the pandemic. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona called the test results "appalling." CBS News correspondent Nikki Battiste reports, and then Sean Reardon, professor of education at Stanford University, joins CBS News' John Dickerson to discuss.

• Oct 24, 2022
• 6:57

Fauci says new COVID variants "are of concern"

There is growing concern among health officials about the possibility of another COVID-19 winter surge. Dr. Anthony Fauci, chief medical advisor to President Biden, said that although the variants are of concern, the updated bivalent COVID-19 vaccines are effective. Dr. Celine Gounder, editor-at-large for public health for Kaiser Health News, joins CBS News to discuss.

• Oct 19, 2022
• 6:22

Leslie Jordan's final TV interview

Emmy-winning actor, comedian and singer Leslie Jordan died unexpectedly on Oct. 24 at 67 years old. CBS News correspondent Anthony Mason had just visited him in Nashville two weeks prior to chat about his life, career, becoming a viral internet sensation during the pandemic, and his recent pivot to country music. They met up for what would be Jordan's final sit-down TV interview at Nashville's Sound Emporium Studios, where he recorded his debut gospel album.

• Oct 26, 2022
• 15:30

Education secretary on drop in test scores

A new report shows a decline in American students' proficiency in both reading and math since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona calls the results "appalling" and "unacceptable." He joins CBS News to discuss the impact of remote learning and how the Biden administration's is responding to the 2022 National Assessment of Educational Progress.

• Oct 25, 2022
• 8:09

Pandemic linked to increase in U.S. pregnancy-related deaths, report says

Pregnancy-related deaths have spiked nearly 80% since 2018, with COVID-19​ being a factor in a quarter of the 1,178 deaths reported last year.

• Oct 20, 2022

12/15: CBSN AM

Congress votes to raise debt ceiling by $2.5 trillion; Tennessee couple killed in alleged murder-for-hire plot

• Dec 15, 2021
• 46:13

12/7: CBSN AM

New York City introduces broader vaccine mandate; Jussie Smollett to continue testifying today

• Dec 7, 2021
• 45:05

10/26: CBSN AM

FDA meets to consider Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for young kids; Many Black employees don't want to return to office

• Oct 26, 2021
• 52:15

11/9: CBSN AM

U.S. lifts pandemic travel restrictions on many countries; Climate change threatening pregnant women worldwide

• Nov 9, 2021
• 48:55

12/6: CBSN AM

New U.S. international travel restrictions take effect; Scientists racing to learn more about Omicron variant

• Dec 6, 2021
• 42:18

11/29: CBSN AM

Omicron variant threatens U.S. recovery efforts; Hanukkah ceremonies and celebrations underway worldwide

• Nov 29, 2021
• 45:23

12/16: CBSN AM

U.S. facing double coronavirus surge this winter; Civil rights pioneer's record cleared after 66 years

• Dec 16, 2021
• 47:16

Warming climate may boost Arctic "virus spillover" risk, research shows

"It's really unpredictable," one research author said. "It can range from benign to an actual pandemic."

• Oct 19, 2022

Chinese leader Xi Jinping calls for military growth

Chinese leader Xi Jinping opened the Communist Party congress by calling for military growth and more restrictive COVID-19 measures. Elizabeth Palmer reports.

• Oct 16, 2022
• 2:23

8/16: CBSN AM

At least 5 dead in chaos at Kabul airport as U.S. evacuates; Nursing homes pressured to require staff vaccinations

• Aug 16, 2021
• 47:41

9/16: CBSN AM

1 in 5 Americans have died from COVID-19; SpaceX launches first all-civilian crew into orbit

• Sep 16, 2021
• 47:38

8/25: CBSN AM

Biden says U.S. is on pace to meet Afghanistan withdrawal deadline; Companies add COVID-19 vaccine requirements to job postings

• Aug 25, 2021
• 48:47

9/24: CBSN AM

CDC OK's booster shots for many Americans; Pandemic-delayed Tony Awards return this Sunday

• Sep 24, 2021
• 36:27

10/12: CBSN AM

Jon Gruden resigns as Las Vegas Raiders head coach; Cruise industry making a comeback since pandemic shutdown

• Oct 12, 2021
• 45:08

New COVID boosters for kids 5 and up

Children ages 5 and up are now eligible to get the new COVID-19 booster shots, which target both the original coronavirus and its Omicron variants. CBS News medical contributor Dr. David Agus joins us to discuss the vaccine, and he also answers questions about a new study on colonoscopies.

• Oct 13, 2022
• 5:46

83-year-old becomes internet chef sensation

As part of our new series "Never Too Late," CBS News correspondent Janet Shamlian visits 83-year-old Pasquale Sciarappa in his New Jersey kitchen. Amid the pandemic and retirement, the cook has become an internet sensation with cooking videos that have reached millions of people worldwide.

• Oct 13, 2022
• 5:10

7/20: CBSN AM

Health officials recommend masks in schools; restaurants aim to rebound after pandemic setbacks

• Jul 20, 2021
• 44:49

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