The one thing 60 Minutes must do now

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In telling other peoples' stories, 60 Minutes prides itself on being front-footed.

Trump strategist resigns in disgust, excoriates him in open letter

A senior strategist supporting Donald Trump's presidential campaign has quit in disgust, warning his fans that he never wanted to be President and is woefully ill-equipped for it, but "his ego has taken over" and "The Donald does not fail".

Brussels attack: the woman caught on camera in a profoundly human moment

Every public tragedy in the internet age has its defining picture, the one that's most viewed, most shared, most commented on. It's often the photo that brings the disaster closest to home because it captures ordinary people at extraordinary moments: vulnerability, disbelief, shock. It's the photo that says: "It could have been any of us."

Brussels explosions: Airport worker Alphonse Youla hailed a hero

Alphonse Youla was wrapping baggage by the check-in desks at Brussels airport when he heard the explosions. Within seconds, he was carrying people in his arms.

Should you go outside today? Live map of world air pollution launched

A French start-up company has used the Paris climate change talks to launch a live map of global air pollution which it says will help people protect their health and policy makers clear the air.

Phew, they're taking the fish guts out of Guinness

You might want to toast a vegan next time you lift your arm to down the the dark, thick syrupy brew known as Guinness. Thanks to them, the fish guts is being removed.

Think before you watch, psychologist warns

A psychologist has warned that seeing images of the incident actually happening is potentially far more harmful than hearing or reading about it.

Mother accused of murdering sons faces death penalty

It doesn't get much sadder than this. Today Brittany Pilkington is in jail coming to terms with an indictment for killing her three sons which carries the death penalty while across town mourners are viewing her last surviving son, three-month-old Noah, before his burial.

Brain-eating amoeba attacks junior Olympian track star

"The odds are not good" - Michael Riley Jr is fighting for his life against a brain-eating ameoba which swam up his nose during a lake swim with his team mates.