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Amy Sherald doesn't paint skin brown or black. Instead, she renders her subjects' skin in shades of gray.
Amy Sherald says that at the time, she tried not to dwell on how this one portrait might change her life.
The coach of the U.S. chess boxing team dropped out of law school to go all-in on the sport.
Seaweed doesn't need fertilizer or freshwater to grow. It also helps remove CO2 from the ocean, making it a promising climate solution.
"Tell me I can do this. Stick my hand in a grizzly bear's mouth," Bill Whitaker said as he approached a sedated, 300-pound grizzly in 2020.
The 5-year-old bear was measured, blood was drawn, and tufts of hair were pulled for DNA analysis.
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As the U.S. and Saudi Arabia prepare to sign an agreement on a civilian nuclear program, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s 2018 warning has taken on new significance.
"If Iran developed a nuclear bomb, we will follow suit as soon as possible,” he told @NorahODonnell.
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Bill Whitaker followed a bear specialist deep into the Montana wilderness in 2020 as he looked for grizzly bears to collar to track the population’s recovery. The team came upon a mid-sized grizzly weighing about 300 pounds.
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“Do you ever, like, blame us?” a rape victim asks a man who was wrongfully convicted and spent 29 years in prison.
His response: “You didn’t do anything wrong. It's not your fault.”
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Would you be able to pick the right person in a lineup? Studies say “not necessarily.”
One of the most remarkable and mysterious migrations in the natural world occurs every spring from Mexico to the United States. Tens of millions of monarch butterflies make the epic aerial journey home.
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“I felt like I sent this man to prison. That's all I could think about.”
Tomeshia Carrington-Artis was 12 when a man broke into her bedroom and raped her. Years later, she learned the man she and the police had identified as the suspect was innocent.
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Everyone here was part of a case where the wrong man was sent to prison for years and years. There are women, who were raped as minors and men, in unrelated cases, who were wrongfully convicted of sexually assaulting children.
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Barcelona soccer star Lamine Yamal says the best feeling in the world is getting the crowd to stand up and laugh at your opponents.
“I never would have dreamt this would happen to me,” Lionel Messi said of his success in a 2013 interview. “I could have never imagined that I would live the life that I have.”
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“I don't want to be Messi … I want to follow my own path,” said Spanish soccer sensation Lamine Yamal.
Will Spain win the World Cup? Lamine Yamal has a definitive answer.
Teen soccer phenom Lamine Yamal, who will play in the World Cup final, is a master of improv, zigging and zagging with a flair that turns defenders’ efforts into slapstick comedy.
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“I have very high expectations,” Lamine Yamal said last year as he looked ahead to the World Cup.
"I think it's been a long time since Spain was a serious contender to win the World Cup. I see that the country is excited. I am very excited."
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Lionel Messi was diagnosed with growth hormone deficiency when he was a child. But after watching him play, FC Barcelona’s sporting director Carles Rexach was adamant about signing him.
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To understand Lamine Yamal's significance, 60 Minutes spoke with one of Spain's leading soccer journalists and Lionel Messi's biographer, Guillem Balagué.
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