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The story of the 5.5 billion dollar bank account behind Bernard L. Madoff’s ponzi scheme.
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The Interrogator is the story of a former FBI Agent who has decided to blow the whistle on “the war on terror.” Ali Soufan interrogated some of the most high-ranking Al Qaeda operatives around the world. He gives FRONTLINE an insider’s view of why the attacks on the World Trade Center could have been prevented and how the use of coercive interrogations failed to produce actionable intelligence.
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As troops return from Iraq and Afghanistan, spending on veterans’ education will more than double to $9.5 billion this year. In a follow-up to College, Inc., correspondent Martin Smith investigates how for-profit schools are recruiting the largest number of our newest veterans and making big money in the process.
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In the spring of 2010, Army intelligence analyst Private First Class Bradley E. Manning purportedly handed over the largest cache ever of classified documents to the internet activist and hacker, Julian Assange. Private Manning allegedly leaked a video and the trove of restricted cables with the hope to incite “worldwide discussion, debates, and reforms.”
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A profile of the early years of the young soldier now accused of leaking more than half a million classified U.S. government documents.
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There are a lot of closely guarded secrets in Afghanistan. Amrullah Saleh knows most of them. Until six months ago he was Afghanistan’s chief of intelligence. Then suddenly he was out.
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FRONTLINE follows the money to uncover how Wall Street and a new breed of for-profit universities are transforming the way we think about college in America.
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Correspondent Martin Smith travels across Afghanistan and Pakistan to see first-hand how the president’s new strategy is taking shape.
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Unraveling the story behind the world’s first global Ponzi scheme. Read More
FRONTLINE takes viewers to the deadliest front in Afghanistan and across the border to the insurgent safe havens deep inside Pakistan’s tribal areas. This is where the next battles will be fought – and may be lost.
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Reporter Martin Smith shares some devastating field notes from the melting Himalayas, drought-stricken Africa and the warming waters of the South East Atlantic. Read More
Telling the Truth: The Best in Broadcast Journalism, a one-hour documentary hosted by CNN’s chief international correspondent, Christiane Amanpour, will feature this year’s 13 duPont-Columbia baton winners.
Over the last fifteen years, there’s been a 4000% increase in the number of kids diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Read More
On December 26, 2004, the Indonesian province of Aceh was hit by the massive Indian Ocean tsunami that killed 170,000 people and devastated villages and towns. Read More
Day after day scores of bodies litter the streets of Baghdad. To staunch the violence, the US has poured billions into standing up Iraq’s security forces. Read More
Telling the Truth: The Best in Broadcast Journalism, a one-hour documentary hosted by CNN’s chief international corresponden. Read More
Long suspected of harboring bin Laden, the lawless tribal areas of Pakistan are now under the control of a resurgent Taliban. FRONTLINE investigates a secret front in America’s war on terror. Read More
This is a story about Americans growing fiercer in their political views and less tolerant of dissent. Read More
They have pledged to raise the banner of Islam over every inch of Palestine. They reject Israel’s right to exist. And now the Palestinians have voted them into power. Read More
Telling the Truth: The Best in Broadcast Journalism, a one-hour documentary hosted by Michel Martin. Read More
Over the last two years America has poured billions of dollars into Iraq. Much of it goes to private contractors. And business is booming. FRONTLINE reporter Martin Smith travels to Iraq to see the private side of the war. Read More
A hundred years ago, the Arabian peninsula was a place of warring tribes. Nomads, sheikhs, emirs. Among them was the family of Al Saud. Read More
Nick Hughes visits the chaotic streets of Baghdad for FRONTLINE/World to find out how journalists survive in a war in which they have become targets. Read More
In 2004, America faced its first wartime election since Vietnam. Like Vietnam, the war in Iraq has exposed deep divisions in how Americans see this country… Read More
FRONTLINE correspondent Martin Smith travels through a fractured land to reveal just what it will take to stabilize the volatile nation and accelerate the transfer of power to Iraqis.
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FRONTLINE examines why the US went to war in Iraq, what went wrong in the planning for the postwar occupation, and what is at stake for both the US and for Iraqis.
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FRONTLINE/World sent PRI World, correspondent Orlando de Guzman, a Filipino reporter, on a journey to Mindanao… Read More
This film traces the delicate maneuvers and clumsy turns that have brought the world to the brink of a nuclear showdown in Asia.
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“In Search of Al Qaeda” follows the trail of the terrorist organization from the Afghanistan-Pakistan border to Pakistan’s cities into Saudi Arabia and Yemen to find… Read More
This hour long documentary for Peter Jennings Reporting follows the rise and fall of the first major American city to elect an African American mayor. Read More
An in depth look at U.S. relations with Saudi Arabia through interviews with U.S. and Saudi officials, political analysts, religious experts, and observers. Read More
Looking for Answers examines the U.S. failure to understand fully the hatred for America among Muslim fundamentalists, and its roots in the U.S. government’s support for Israel… Read More
The world’s eyes are on Osama bin Laden. He is charged with masterminding 1998s bombing of two US embassies in Africa, the October 2000 attack on the USS Cole in Yemen… Read More
Following four families with children diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, this documentary investigates the rise in the use of medications to treat children with behavioral problems.
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On Friday August 7, 1998 two car bombs exploded simultaneously at US Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, killing 268 people. Read More
FRONTLINE correspondent Martin Smith travels through a fractured land to reveal just what it will take to stabilize the volatile nation and accelerate the transfer of power to Iraqis.
Read More
In 2004, America faced its first wartime election since Vietnam. Like Vietnam, the war in Iraq has exposed deep divisions in how Americans see this country… Read More
FRONTLINE follows the money to uncover how Wall Street and a new breed of for-profit universities are transforming the way we think about college in America.
Read More
As troops return from Iraq and Afghanistan, spending on veterans’ education will more than double to $9.5 billion this year. In a follow-up to College, Inc., correspondent Martin Smith investigates how for-profit schools are recruiting the largest number of our newest veterans and making big money in the process.
Read More
Day after day scores of bodies litter the streets of Baghdad. To staunch the violence, the US has poured billions into standing up Iraq’s security forces. Read More
This hour long documentary for Peter Jennings Reporting follows the rise and fall of the first major American city to elect an African American mayor. Read More
A hundred years ago, the Arabian peninsula was a place of warring tribes. Nomads, sheikhs, emirs. Among them was the family of Al Saud. Read More
The world’s eyes are on Osama bin Laden. He is charged with masterminding 1998s bombing of two US embassies in Africa, the October 2000 attack on the USS Cole in Yemen… Read More
“In Search of Al Qaeda” follows the trail of the terrorist organization from the Afghanistan-Pakistan border to Pakistan’s cities into Saudi Arabia and Yemen to find… Read More
On December 26, 2004, the Indonesian province of Aceh was hit by the massive Indian Ocean tsunami that killed 170,000 people and devastated villages and towns. Read More
They have pledged to raise the banner of Islam over every inch of Palestine. They reject Israel’s right to exist. And now the Palestinians have voted them into power. Read More
Nick Hughes visits the chaotic streets of Baghdad for FRONTLINE/World to find out how journalists survive in a war in which they have become targets. Read More
FRONTLINE/World sent PRI World, correspondent Orlando de Guzman, a Filipino reporter, on a journey to Mindanao… Read More
This film traces the delicate maneuvers and clumsy turns that have brought the world to the brink of a nuclear showdown in Asia.
Read More
Reporter Martin Smith shares some devastating field notes from the melting Himalayas, drought-stricken Africa and the warming waters of the South East Atlantic. Read More
Looking for Answers examines the U.S. failure to understand fully the hatred for America among Muslim fundamentalists, and its roots in the U.S. government’s support for Israel… Read More
Unraveling the story behind the world’s first global Ponzi scheme. Read More
Over the last fifteen years, there’s been a 4000% increase in the number of kids diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Read More
Following four families with children diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, this documentary investigates the rise in the use of medications to treat children with behavioral problems.
Read More
Correspondent Martin Smith travels across Afghanistan and Pakistan to see first-hand how the president’s new strategy is taking shape.
Read More
A profile of the early years of the young soldier now accused of leaking more than half a million classified U.S. government documents.
Read More
Over the last two years America has poured billions of dollars into Iraq. Much of it goes to private contractors. And business is booming. FRONTLINE reporter Martin Smith travels to Iraq to see the private side of the war. Read More
Long suspected of harboring bin Laden, the lawless tribal areas of Pakistan are now under the control of a resurgent Taliban. FRONTLINE investigates a secret front in America’s war on terror. Read More
An in depth look at U.S. relations with Saudi Arabia through interviews with U.S. and Saudi officials, political analysts, religious experts, and observers. Read More
There are a lot of closely guarded secrets in Afghanistan. Amrullah Saleh knows most of them. Until six months ago he was Afghanistan’s chief of intelligence. Then suddenly he was out.
Read More
This is a story about Americans growing fiercer in their political views and less tolerant of dissent. Read More
Telling the Truth: The Best in Broadcast Journalism, a one-hour documentary hosted by Michel Martin. Read More
Telling the Truth: The Best in Broadcast Journalism, a one-hour documentary hosted by CNN’s chief international corresponden. Read More
Telling the Truth: The Best in Broadcast Journalism, a one-hour documentary hosted by CNN’s chief international correspondent, Christiane Amanpour, will feature this year’s 13 duPont-Columbia baton winners.
On Friday August 7, 1998 two car bombs exploded simultaneously at US Embassies in Kenya and Tanzania, killing 268 people. Read More
The Interrogator is the story of a former FBI Agent who has decided to blow the whistle on “the war on terror.” Ali Soufan interrogated some of the most high-ranking Al Qaeda operatives around the world. He gives FRONTLINE an insider’s view of why the attacks on the World Trade Center could have been prevented and how the use of coercive interrogations failed to produce actionable intelligence.
Read More
FRONTLINE examines why the US went to war in Iraq, what went wrong in the planning for the postwar occupation, and what is at stake for both the US and for Iraqis.
Read More
FRONTLINE takes viewers to the deadliest front in Afghanistan and across the border to the insurgent safe havens deep inside Pakistan’s tribal areas. This is where the next battles will be fought – and may be lost.
Read More
In the spring of 2010, Army intelligence analyst Private First Class Bradley E. Manning purportedly handed over the largest cache ever of classified documents to the internet activist and hacker, Julian Assange. Private Manning allegedly leaked a video and the trove of restricted cables with the hope to incite “worldwide discussion, debates, and reforms.”
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The story of the 5.5 billion dollar bank account behind Bernard L. Madoff’s ponzi scheme.
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A four-hour series exploring the state of the American economy since 2008.
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