37K views · 54 reactions | The moments you have to see to believe are nowhere else but 60 Minutes Australia. From this Sunday on #60MinSummer, we bring you the very best from 2017 - the most explosive interviews, outrageous scandals and world’s greatest talent. | 60 Minutes Australia | Facebook

Bill Whitaker shares what viewers said about a 60 Minutes interview with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Viewers also weighed in on an interview with fired Justice Department lawyer Erez Reuveni. 60Minutes.com | 60 Minutes

“We’re doing something in our high school lab that could potentially have a huge impact for, like, millions of people,” says high school student Claire Lee. Lee is part of a high school science team using CRISPR to detect and treat Lyme disease. They created a test to detect Lyme disease as early as two days after infection, far sooner than the two weeks with existing tests. | 60 Minutes

America’s next wave of scientific talent may come from Lambert High School, where students used CRISPR to develop a promising new way to detect and treat Lyme disease. This Sunday, Bill Whitaker follows the students as they compete in a prestigious international science competition. | 60 Minutes

At Lambert High School in suburban Atlanta, students are genetic engineers, manipulating the building blocks of life. Their iGEM team is developing a way to detect and treat Lyme disease using CRISPR gene editing. “It’s a novel way of CRISPR that detects, and so we have to create a guide RNA, and when that guide RNA is recognized, the protein gets activated, and it collaterally cleaves or cuts everything around it,” says student Avani Karthik. “That just went right over my head,” says Bill Whita

382K views · 1.6K reactions | A sick King, a missing Princess, and a controversial family photo. SUNDAY on #60Mins what's behind the Royal family's latest crisis? | 60 Minutes Australia | Facebook

239K views · 2.7K reactions | In an extremely rare encounter, 60 Minutes came face to face with pygmy killer whales. These predators are very smart and “they hunt in packs,” explained scientist Enric Sala. https://cbsn.ws/3qPvfEv | 60 Minutes | Facebook