The legacy of Michelle Rhee, the controversial former chancellor of Washington, D.C.'s public schools, remains a complex and debated topic. Her tenure sparked both fervent admiration and sharp criticism, leaving an indelible mark on the cit…

FRONTLINE delves into the first four years of a presidency marked by profound challenges and transformative decisions. Examining the key moments of his second term, the program offers an in-depth look at the choices made and the experiences…

## A More Natural Rendering: The question of whether those at the heart of Wall Street have evaded accountability for fraudulent mortgage sales remains a persistent concern. ## Notes on Changes: * **Sentence Structure:** I've br…

The nation's economic woes, a tangled history of unmet challenges, are brought into sharp focus. This film delves into the inner workings of Washington, examining how political clashes and personal rivalries have driven the country toward t…

Following the tragic events at Sandy Hook Elementary School, President Obama urged a national dialogue on gun control. This conversation is perhaps most acutely felt in Newtown, where FRONTLINE and The Hartford Courant have documented a com…

Acclaimed filmmaker David Sutherland, known for works like *The Farmer’s Wife* and *Country Boys*, crafts a deeply moving portrait of Robin Charboneau, a 32-year-old divorced mother and Oglala Sioux woman residing on North Dakota’s Spirit L…

The uprising against President Bashar al-Assad has taken a grim turn in Syria, transforming the once-peaceful Orontes River valley into a perilous sectarian battlefield where neighbors now fight each other. Olly Lambert spent five weeks imm…

The fate of retirement savings rests uneasily upon the foundations of American financial institutions, raising profound questions about their protective role.

Marian Marzynski, in his latest critically acclaimed film, delves into the wartime childhood he himself endured, alongside those of other child survivors. He explores their complex feelings about Poland, the Catholic Church, and the lasting…

The film follows the harrowing journey of one woman in Pakistan who alleges rape, and the subsequent struggle for justice within a deeply flawed legal system. Filmmakers Habiba Nosheen and Hilke Schellmann spent years documenting her ordeal…

Many migrant women who work in America's fields and packing plants bear a hidden cost for their employment and their families. This story is told by FRONTLINE and Univision, the result of a yearlong reporting effort by Lowell Bergman, a vet…

For over a decade, beginning in 1992, Bill Moyers has chronicled the lives of two unassuming families in Milwaukee – one Black, one white – as they struggle against the relentless pull of poverty. *Two American Families* presents a compelli…

A growing industry promises comfort in later life, yet questions linger about its oversight. FRONTLINE, in collaboration with ProPublica, investigates the nation's largest assisted living provider, exposing a complex landscape where profit …

Inside the Egyptian revolution, Charles M. Sennott of GlobalPost and a youth movement aimed at overthrowing a dictator witnessed an unforeseen consequence: an opportunity for the Muslim Brotherhood to finally gain a political foothold after…

The escalating health crisis within the National Football League cast a long shadow, threatening not only the well-being of its athletes but also the future of the sport itself. Concerns mounted regarding long-term consequences, prompting a…

A disturbing trend is emerging: a deadly strain of bacteria is gaining resistance to modern antibiotics. FRONTLINE investigates this alarming rise, tracing its impact from a young girl in Arizona fighting for life to an outbreak at a leadin…

This November marks the fortieth anniversary of President Kennedy’s assassination, and a special broadcast of *Who Was Lee Harvey Oswald?* offers a renewed examination of the man at the heart of that pivotal event. The three-hour documentar…

The death of a young woman in Florida, whose boyfriend was a deputy sheriff, has brought scrutiny to the handling of domestic violence allegations within the police department.

Acclaimed filmmaker David Sutherland, known for works like *The Farmer’s Wife* and *Country Boys*, crafts a deeply moving portrait of Robin Charboneau, a 32-year-old divorced mother and Oglala Sioux woman residing on North Dakota’s Spirit L…