In 1969, Hillary Rodham Clinton and four hundred other bright, privileged young women graduated from Wellesley College. They entered a world tentatively welcoming women, a stark contrast to the past. But what became of those who left colleg…

He built a fortune of an estimated four billion dollars through international cocaine smuggling and brutal suppression of rivals, a life that culminated in an investigative biography. Before his capture and death at the hands of Colombian p…

Across America's cities, a silent multitude engages in a persistent plea for assistance. These individuals, often unseen amidst the urban bustle, represent a complex tapestry of hardship and resilience. Their stories are etched into the con…

Even before they learn to speak, children communicate volumes. What do those early signals convey, and what consequences arise when they go unheeded or are misinterpreted? This program observes three middle-class families grappling with tro…

The American family has undergone a profound transformation in recent decades. Fatherlessness is now commonplace, affecting approximately forty percent of American children, and some experts link this shift to pressing social issues. FRONTL…

In Wenatchee, Washington, a city often called the world's Prozac capital, *FRONTLINE* explores the pervasive influence of Prozac, the most prescribed antidepressant in America. The program journeys to this center of pharmaceutical distribut…