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Scott Pelley, President Biden on 60 Minutes
President Biden To Appear on ‘60 Minutes’ Oct. 15

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Scott Pelley asks about America’s role in Israel-Hamas clash

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Lesley Stahl, 60 Minutes correspondent
‘90 Minutes?’ Long-Running CBS Newsmag Goes Long This Season

By Michael Malone Published

‘60 Minutes’ will try hour and a half episodes a half-dozen times in season 56

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Katie Spikes, 60 Minutes producer
Katie Spikes, ‘60 Minutes’ Producer, Has Died

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‘Beloved colleague’ spent 26 years at CBS News

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Cecilia Vega joins 60 Minutes on CBS
Cecilia Vega To Depart ABC News for '60 Minutes'

By Michael Malone Published

ABC's chief White House correspondent will be correspondent at CBS newsmag

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Anderson Cooper chats with Prince Harry on 60 Minutes
Anderson Cooper Interviews Prince Harry Ahead of Release of Harry's Memoir 'Spare'

By Michael Malone Published

Duke of Sussex on '60 Minutes’ January 8

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President Biden on 60 Minutes
Scott Pelley Interviews President Biden on ‘60 Minutes’

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Season 55 starts Sunday, September 18

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Scott Pelley interviews Ukraine President Zelenskyy
Scott Pelley Interviews Ukraine President Zelensky on ‘60 Minutes’

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Scott Pelley, Bill Whitaker Weigh in on Ukraine

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‘60 Minutes’ correspondents share about stories they unearthed related to Russian invasion

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Frances Haugen, Facebook whistleblower, revealed her identity and spoke her mind in an interview with Scott Pelley on CBS's '60 Minutes' Sunday Oct. 3, 2021.
Facebook Whistleblower's Identity Revealed on '60 Minutes'

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Frances Haugen had been product manager for social media giant

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Frances Haugen of Facebook testifies before Senate subcommittee
Haugen Hearing: Sen. Blumenthal Calls It Facebook’s Big Tobacco Moment

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Says social-media company is morally bankrupt and Congress, FTC must step in

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