60 Minutes

There are elements that seem never to fade from relevance.

Depression… so severely misunderstood, and can affect any one of us.

Making her 1 in 50 million?

In recent decades, the rich have done well. The ultra-rich have done even better.

Or, if you’re really that exhausted, just stop being “a neurotic mess” and do less.

Is there such a thing as a class ceiling?

And are they experiencing culture shock upon their return?

Campaigns vary from “Quit smoking!” and “Stop eating meat!” to “Initiate sex!”

It’s not the exercise you choose, it is what you tend to do in between those bursts of activity.

Is Trump’s famous love for McDonald’s explained by his fear of being poisoned?

How can this be possible?

And a free bicycle and helmet?

It’s a mad, mad world.

The business of Instagram quotes is alive and well.

And can we blame the Internet?

Yes, people have always been stressed. But now, they’ve lost hope.

The cheating scandal that has shaken the world of master wine sommeliers.

That actually causes him to see the world in 2D rather than 3D?

This is how HBO (and #MeToo) is changing sex scenes forever.

Helping donor-conceived kids find their sperm donors, but also uncovering difficult family secrets.

The aftermath.

And a failed mystery novelist?

In response to the opioid epidemic?

Red wine taste was altered 40% by powerful and heavy music, and 25% by mellow music.

“It has been 17 years now [since 9/11] and she remains in denial about Osama.”