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Veteran Washington Post journalist's latest book, “The Last of the President’s Men,” reveals the untold story of the aide who disclosed the secret taping system that led to Nixon's resignation

Rep. Trey Gowdy pushes back against critics from within his own party who say his committee was only set up to attack Hillary Clinton

This week, "60 Minutes" profiles an organization that has made wishes come true for 35 years. Here's how viewers can contribute

Angola State Prison in Louisiana has been called one of the most notorious maximum security prisons in the country

New housing plan for 500,000 in rural Osceola County near Orlando being done with "no checks and balances" against Mormons, critics say

On the Greek island of Lesbos, where most asylum seekers first set foot in Europe, 60 Minutes met two women who have taken it upon themselves to help

Revis may be NFL's best cornerback; "60 Minutes Overtime" finds out what makes him tick

European Union plan would offer aid and concessions after Turkish leader gripes: "We have 2.5 million refugees. No one cares."

Lemieux was being pounded on the ropes in the 8th when the ref finally stopped the fight in favor of the Kazakh, who got his 21st straight knockout

Packed gathering of 20,000 zombie enthusiasts marred by late night violence; unclear if one or multiple suspects responsible

Top U.S. diplomat scrambles to talk down all sides, as Hezbollah calls "renewed intifada" hope for salvation for the Palestinians

Comedian joined by several "30 Rock" castmates during his return from a severe injury suffered in a deadly car crash

Botched punt decides Paul Bunyan Trophy showdown; top teams all cruise; Ole Miss falls again; top 25 NCAA football roundup

Tehran to begin taking steps to rein in its nuclear program, though sanctions relief won't offered until Iran completes agreed-upon steps

Former members say church was once joyous, but return of original pastor brought dark turn; "he accused every male of lusting after his wife"

Art conservation is an expensive proposition, often out of reach for small museums; that's where Barry Bauman comes in

Temperatures on some stretches of the Snake River in Idaho are fatal to the fish, so humans are stepping in to provide them an assist

Airline completing merger with American Airlines, but not before embarking on one last flight

Addyi, the first drug approved to treat low libido in women, is now available

Man was upgrading university's power plant when he fell; died after being rushed to hospital

The Republican wants Hillary Clinton to be held responsible for the 2012 terrorist attacks in Benghazi

"He was so nonchalant through it all, like he was playing a video game and showed no emotion," Chris Mintz writes of the gunman

Former secretary of state calls on state leaders to keep driver's license offices open

The singer-songwriter, who jumps genres from rock to pop to classical to jazz, wields his musical life in a new memoir, "Unfaithful Music & Disappearing Ink"