60 Minutes

Hospitals have been facing daily drug shortages across the country for more than a decade. A 60 Minutes investigation found the lack of essential drugs is not a matter of supply and demand, but that pharmaceutical companies have been halting production on life-saving generic drugs because they aren't profitable. Bill Whitaker finds a broken system, as doctors express serious concerns and the government stands on the sidelines.

One-third of households on Chicago's south side bring in less than $25,000 per year, making college tuition a distant dream. Sunday, Scott Pelley meets a person who will change that for 30,000 Chicago high school students—and their parents.

Since the pandemic, performing arts have been upended. Now, artists like opera tenor Jonas Kaufmann have found a new appreciation for taking the stage with a live audience. Norah O'Donnell speaks with Kaufmann about what it's like to be back, Sunday.