Longtime "60 Minutes" hosts and correspondents Lesley Stahl and Bill Whitaker have confirmed that they will remain with the venerable CBS news magazine, Variety reports, following the firing of ...

Veteran “60 Minutes” correspondents Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker and Jon Wertheim vowed to “stay and fight” at the news program that has undergone significant upheaval under CBS News editor-in-chief ...

Stahl told staff that Paramount CEO David Ellison had promised to respect the editorial independence of the long-running newsmagazine, per the news outlet Stahl, Bill Whitaker and Jon Wertheim ...

Lesley Stahl is opening up about her difficult decision to stay on as a correspondent for 60 Minutes. "It's just been obviously the hardest chapter of my career," the longtime broadcast reporter, who ...

Lesley Stahl reportedly signed a new two-year contract to remain at "60 Minutes," providing a vote of confidence in the newsmagazine after weeks of turmoil at the iconic program. Stahl, 84, finalized ...

The future of “60 Minutes” could well hinge on two people with deep ties to CBS News’ past. There is certainly less. On Tuesday night, Scott Pelley, one of the program’s most recognizable ...

Veteran anchor Lesley Stahl has reportedly signed a deal to remain at “60 Minutes” despite the departure of several colleagues due to management changes. The 84-year-old reached an agreement with CBS ...

See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Lesley Stahl reportedly signed a new two-year contract to remain at “60 Minutes,” providing a vote of confidence in the ...

Lesley Stahl reportedly offered a message of solidarity to the remaining staff of 60 Minutes this week as CBS News continues to grapple with a series of high-profile departures and leadership shakeups ...