In 1995, also in a closing note to viewers, correspondent Mike Wallace said on air that the program had chosen not to broadcast an interview with a former tobacco industry executive because ...

Past and present regulars on “60 Minutes” include Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, Dan Rather, Diane Sawyer, Ed Bradley, Anderson Cooper and Lesley Stahl. Trump sued “60 Minutes” after the 2024 ...

It’s getting hard to find articles on “60 Minutes” that do not describe the newsmagazine as “storied.” Examples are all over the place, right and left, up and down. Clichés sometimes ...

Murrow during World War II’s London Blitz to CBS News’s Dan Rather and Morley Safer in Vietnam to Tyler Hicks covering Afghanistan for 20 years for the New York Times. No reporters face ...

6-feet 200 pounds Drafted in the third round of the 2009 NFL draft. Wallace played 10 years in the NFL and was highly productive across stints with five different teams. Similar to Royals in term of ...

Many journalists at CBS News — the former home of Walter Cronkite and Mike Wallace — believe that a settlement of the lawsuit would amount to a capitulation to Trump over what they consider ...

Long story short: You didn’t want Mike Wallace showing up at the door of your company’s CEO. But this is serious. Bill Owens, the show’s executive producer, resigned on Tuesday, saying he ...

Watta said they go to Mass every day. Mike Wallace, 63, said he took some consolation that Francis passed away at Easter. "Maybe he’s rising with Christ now," he said. Like the Wattas ...

“The efforts that have underpinned this have made BHP a safer, more productive, and better performing business,” he said. “We have a distinctive competitive advantage in responding to labour ...

BHP chief executive Mike Henry says reaching the 40 per cent ... “The efforts that have underpinned this have made BHP a safer, more productive, and better performing business,” he said.

Michael J. Arlen was on staff from 1957 to 1990. His books include the memoir “Passage to Ararat,” which was first published in the magazine and won a National Book Award. Carrie Brownstein on ...

Mike Wallace, executive director of the London Development Institute, sees two reasons for the shift: a city council seeking intensification in existing neighbourhoods, and a lack of undeveloped ...