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This week on 60 Minutes, Stewart Copeland invites Bill Whitaker into his Los Angeles studio for a hands-on tour of his ever-growing musical world. From custom percussion rigs and tuned bells to ...

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An Oklahoma bachelor party trip turned deadly after the groom shot a friend, according to police and local media reports. At the scene, special agents with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation ...

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If you’re really rich, and mad that you’re going to have to pay the new millionaire’s state income tax, it turns out you have your immediate neighbors to blame. Or maybe even yourself. Data released ...

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