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Hiring has slowed for young people in jobs highly exposed to AI, like software development. Workers in their 20s are feeling the squeeze.

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Debbie Rancke lost her husband on 9/11.

“He’s my whole life,” she told 60 Minutes’ Ed Bradley days after the attacks.

Her husband was one of nine Summit, New Jersey, residents killed on Sept. 11, 2001. The family has since moved away for a new start.

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9:59 a.m., September 11, 2001. Bodies were falling. The South Tower began to collapse. I turned around. This is what I saw.

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RIP to the colossus

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Sonny Rollins, Jazz’s ‘Saxophone Colossus,’ Dies at 95 https://t.co/psp24pBzTc

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After building a passenger train between Miami and Orlando, Brightline now plans to build America’s first true high-speed rail. The line would connect Los Angeles and Las Vegas in just over two hours, a trip that can take five hours by car. https://t.co/ywdj8W8868

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Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy says the Trump administration is in favor of high-speed rail, but the California project has “wasted billions in taxpayer dollars yet delivered nothing…” https://t.co/7cgN232CkZ

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Morocco, Serbia, China, Japan, and much of Western Europe have high-speed rail. Why doesn’t the United States? https://t.co/eb3DWWion9

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An ambitious state-run high-speed rail project linking Los Angeles and San Francisco hasn’t stayed on track. 60 Minutes reports on the costly struggle to bring high-speed rail to the United States, Sunday. https://t.co/mEN4CWeXMW

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RT @johnmellencamp: Hurt So Good #Hoosiers

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Watch the full 60 Minutes report on the Indiana Hoosiers: https://t.co/FpoBtXPmTB

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Indiana entered the season as the losingest program in major college football. Now, the Hoosiers are playing for a national championship.

“It's been a great ride up to this point. But we got to finish,” says coach Curt Cignetti. https://t.co/QmR6h5vXou

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In 1974, Mike Wallace traveled to Tehran to interview with Iran's Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi. Wallace asked the Shah, "king" in Farsi, why he was willing to speak so frankly, Pahlavi responded that it was because he was not afraid of his people.

"I'm not going to look at the polls tomorrow to see if I am two degrees higher or lower. And that's because this confidence exists between me and my people. They trust in me; I trust in them,” said Pahlavi.

In the 1975 election, Pahlavi ended the country's multi-party system, and only his party remained. Pahlavi was widely despised inside Iran when he fled into exile in 1979, as the Islamic Revolution that brought the current regime to power took hold.

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Tonight on 60 Minutes: The capture of Nicolás Maduro, and what comes next for Venezuela. Scott Pelley reports.

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When 60 Minutes visited Caracas late last year, some Venezuelans who spoke to 60 Minutes’ Sharyn Alfonsi said that they were nervous and anxious about the U.S. military presence off the coast. https://t.co/1N4ZC6hsn7

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This may have been the lowest point in the history of Indiana football. https://t.co/Cd5GlxZVVm

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Indiana University spent more than $60 million on football alone in 2024. But IU Athletics Director Scott Dolson notes, “We earn that money. We make it through our revenue streams.” https://t.co/50i2xqecGq

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“You got to adapt, adjust, and improvise,” says Hoosier football Head Coach Curt Cignetti. https://t.co/qFatG19rn3

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“This is the greatest turnaround,” says Don Fischer, who has been the voice of Indiana Hoosier football since 1973. Fischer says the word “turnaround” doesn’t even capture the team’s meteoric rise. https://t.co/VGKxRg36cj

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“There's no magic here. It's fundamentals,” coach Curt Cignetti says of Indiana’s rise. The Hoosiers went from losingest program in major college football history to undefeated Big Ten champions. https://t.co/Vd0Y3wT5zg

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It could be the greatest turnaround in college football history: the undefeated Big Ten champions, the Indiana Hoosiers. 60 Minutes, Sunday.