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Sanctimonious Scott Pelley Helped Ruin 60 Minutes

Scott Pelley thought he was untouchable at CBS as the anchor of 60 Minutes. But Nick Bilton proved he wasn't.

Kroft: 60 Minutes We've Known 'No Longer Exists'

'60 Minutes' Must Still Be Saved

Bari Weiss may not understand what made 60 Minutes great. But CBS should not let bad management destroy a precious institution.

Pelley Goes Scorched Earth on Firing From '60 Minutes'

Scott Pelley, the longtime veteran anchor of "60 Minutes" on CBS, said Wednesday that Bari Weiss' remarks to the staff of the show about his firing were "disingenuous."

Pelley-Led Mutiny at '60 Minutes' Not About Saving Show

Disagreements, especially at an institution that once featured a Murderers' Row of journalists, aren't unusual. But the disrespectful airing of dirty laundry should be dis...

‘60 Minutes' Scott Pelley Out at CBS News

60 Minutes Is Burning. Bring Marshmallows

Death by Manhole

Inarguably, it was a horrible way to die. On May 18, Donike Gocaj opened the door of her SUV around 11:20 p.m., took a step, and, a witness told the dailies, fell about ten feet down a Con Edison manhole that had lost its cover. This, mind you, was not a construction site or some industrial zone full of obvious dangers; it was at 52nd Street and Fifth Avenue, right by Cartier. Twenty minutes later, emergency service workers pulled Gocaj out. By then, she was unconscious, and she never woke up.