Frontline
ISIS may disappear much faster than you expect
ISIS is dominating the headlines, but how much do we really know about the brutal terrorist group? How did ISIS become a major force so quickly? You may be shocked to learn that their startling rise to power may be followed by a relatively quick fall from grace.
For a contact sport without pads, rugby takes concussion seriously
Tonight, the PBS show Frontline airs “League of Denial” – a look into the danger of brain injuries in football and the NFL’s lack of response. That got us thinking of another violent sport – rugby. And fans worry that new rules to protect players may be taming the sport.
‘Rape in the Fields’: The Hidden Story of Rape on the Job in America
Carol Hills speaks with investigative reporter Lowell Bergman from our partner program PBS Frontline, about his documentary film ‘Rape in the Fields’ which uncovers the ongoing sexual assaults endured by migrant women working in America’s farm fields.
Frontline’s ‘Big Sky, Big Money’ Looks at Campaign Finance
To find out just how the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision has transformed political races in America, Frontline teamed up with Marketplace to look at the role of campaign finance in the race for one hotly-contested Montana Senate seat. The Frontline documentary, “Big Sky, Big Money,” produced by our partner WGBH, airs tomorrow night. Kai […]
The Choice 2012: Incumbent or Challenger?
In just four weeks, voters will decide between two very different presidential candidates. An exhaustive new FRONTLINE documentary, produced by our partner WGBH in Boston, profiles the personal and political lives of the two men vying for the presidency: Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. The Choice 2012 airs on PBS on Tuesday October 9 and […]