Minutes will air a segment on Sunday targeting President Donald Trump despite his $20billion lawsuit against the show, as correspondent Scott Pelley returns to TV

A “60 Minutes" segment focused on President Donald Trump’s executive orders against certain law firms who have acted against the Trump administration.

Minutes examined Donald Trump’s revenge tour against Big Law in a scathing episode on Sunday, essentially thumbing its nose at the president’s many complaints about the show and its parent company. The newsmagazine spoke with lawyers and firms who were targeted by Trump through sweeping executive orders aimed at cutting them off from the federal government—even though it was “nearly impossible to get anyone on camera” for the story,

President Trump stated he won't remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell before his term ends in 2026, despite calling him "a total stiff" and urging lower interest rates. Trump acknowledged Powell isn't a fan but anticipates eventual rate cuts.

President Donald Trump insisted he doesn’t plan to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell despite his sustained criticism over the pace of interest rate cuts.

Just days ahead of the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate decision, President Donald Trump repeated his wish that Chair Jerome Powell cut the benchmark rate, but also said he wouldn’t replace Powell before his term ends in 2026.