Panetta: Iran will not be allowed nukes
Iran has the ability to build a nuclear bomb within the year, Defense Sec. claims, adding the U.S. will stop it no matter what
Do presidents age faster than the rest of us?
According to a new study, most of America's chief executives have exceeded their life expectancy
Community comes together for homeless families
At a Florida high school packed with homeless families, connections are made with the hope that hard times won't last
More homeless kids now living in cars
In a "60 Minutes" preview, Scott Pelley talks with two teenagers who live with their dad in his truck
AMEX CEO touts "Small Business Saturday"
Kenneth Chenault, CEO of American Express, suggests that doing holiday shopping in mom and pop shops can support small businesses and create jobs
Ex-CIA officer's story takes dramatic turn
CIA Director, attorney general, and Secretary of Homeland Security intervene to change immigration status of Nada Proudy after "60 Minutes" profile
Would America's Founding Fathers be pleased?
Panel of business and civic leaders cite American ingenuity, optimism and hope in next generation of leaders
Bogle: Tough sentences would keep execs in line
Vanguard Group Founder John Bogle and seven other key business and civic leaders suggest what to do to move the country forward
Rhee: Today's kids must learn to work hard
Former DC schools chancellor Michelle Rhee and a panel of distinguished Americans talk about the Next Generation and how to move the country forward
Top educator: New companies create new jobs
Former Genentech exec and current UCSF chancellor Susan Desmond-Hellman asks Washington to unleash America's potential
Haunted by battle, wounded vets return to Iraq
Remarkable therapy takes recovering troops back to Iraq to confront the events that changed their lives
U.S. school symbolizes fight for Afghans' future
A school in Afghanistan set up by U.S. troops symbolizes the long effort to build a better country for the people who harbored our enemies
The challenge of leading men in Afghanistan
The U.S. military has been in Afghanistan 10 years; Progress is measured only in the smallest increments due to hard conditions
U.S. forces fight their way into new territory
Dramatic footage from the Afghanistan counterinsurgency: Return fire to clear the enemy, then use words to persuade village elders
Gen.: U.S. to remain in Afghanistan a "long time"
Poll indicates Americans want troops withdrawn, but new U.S. commander says troops will stay beyond 2014 security handover