FRONTLINENews (U.S.) Early Warnings. Missteps. And Now, an America Roiled by COVID-19. pbs.org - Raney Aronson-Rath Last year, global health policy expert Stephen Morrison published a study warning that a pandemic like the novel coronavirus could spread to the U.S. …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) “Too late for New York,” Experts Warn, But Other States Can Still Stop Coronavirus' Spread pbs.org - Zoe Todd As the number of daily coronavirus deaths in New York surge to record highs, two experts are urging states still hesitant about strict measures not …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) “I Feel Anguished": Research Center Head Warned of Pandemic Threat pbs.org - Frontline PBS The head of a research center that last year warned the Trump administration it wasn’t ready to handle a pandemic is now watching in horror as the …
FRONTLINEHan Chinese The Story of Chinese Muslims Is A "Story That has Global Implications": Q&A With Filmmakers pbs.org - Priyanka Boghani The Chinese government has detained an estimated two million Chinese Muslims in camps, which it describes as “vocational education and training” …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) How the US Has Responded to Allegations of China’s Human Rights Abuses pbs.org - Karen Pinchin For years, the U.S. led other nations in condemning mass detentions and other abuses of Uyghurs and other Muslims in Xinjiang, China. More recently, …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) Muslims Held in China’s Detention Camps Speak Out pbs.org - Patrice Taddonio Rahima’s nightmare began when she says Chinese officials learned that she had WhatsApp, a messaging service that’s effectively banned in the country, …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) Testing: Are Long Waits for Tests and Results Over? pbs.org - Jennifer Palmer Fourteen days. That’s how long Heather Campbell, of Davis, waited for an answer on whether her persistent fever, cough and shortness of breath were …
FRONTLINEOrlando For Seniors in Florida’s Villages, Coronavirus Dangers Stack Up pbs.org - Rebecca Woolington The Villages built itself into America’s biggest and most famous retirement community by selling the ultimate Florida lifestyle: endless vacation in …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) EPA Rolls Back Regulations During Pandemic, Shifts Burden To States, Tribes pbs.org - Laura Paskus As the country reels from the spread of the novel coronavirus, federal regulators say they can’t keep up with the enforcement of environmental laws. …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) WATCH: Colorado Economy: Business Survival pbs.org - Frontline PBS Uncertainty about how long many businesses will be closed and the inability to plan for the future has many communities concerned about both short …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) Advocates Fear A Surge of Domestic Violence Is Happening In Colorado pbs.org - John Ferrugia Advocates who help survivors of domestic violence are preparing for an onslaught of need they cannot yet see, with many Coloradans stuck in abusive …
FRONTLINEFood Bank Hunger in the Time of COVID-19: “Everybody Just Wants These Kids to Be Fed” pbs.org - Raney Aronson-Rath In Athens County, Ohio, as in many communities across America, hunger was an acute problem even before the coronavirus crisis hit. With schools shut …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) At Risk From Coronavirus And Running Low on Food, Tampa Bay Seniors Get Help From Emergency Program pbs.org - Christopher O'Donnell A retired nurse, she understands the risk of being around other people. The chronic obstructive pulmonary disease she suffers from puts her in a …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) Companies’ New Pledges to Boost Recycling Face Old Pitfalls pbs.org - Orion Donovan-Smith Facing a growing public outcry over the plastic pollution crisis, some of the world’s biggest consumer brand companies have promised to dramatically …
FRONTLINESustainability When Does Recycling Your Plastic Make Sense? The Answer Isn’t So Simple pbs.org - Orion Donovan-Smith When you throw away a plastic container, how do you decide whether to toss it in the trash or into a recycling bin? If you find the choice puzzling, …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) Plastics Industry Insiders Reveal the Truth About Recycling pbs.org - Patrice Taddonio It was the late 1980s, and the plastics industry was under fire. Facing heightened public concern about ever-increasing amounts of garbage, the image …
FRONTLINEMental Health How Schools and Communities Are Providing Mental Health Support for Students When Schools Are Closed pbs.org - Frontline PBS School districts across Colorado are working to provide mental health support for their students even when their schools are closed to slow the …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) Foster Care Workers Fear Children Isolated By the Coronavirus Are More at Risk pbs.org - Christopher O'Donnell TAMPA — Eyes on the child is a bedrock principle for foster care workers who routinely go into troubled homes to see that children are safe. But in …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) Tampa Sets Up Tent City So Homeless Can Shelter In Place pbs.org - Frontline PBS TAMPA — Across Hillsborough County, families are hunkering down at home, hoping their isolation will keep them safe from the coronavirus. With a …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) How the Coronavirus Outbreak Impacts Homeless Families pbs.org - Raney Aronson-Rath The message we keep hearing from public health experts as the COVID-19 outbreak unfolds is, “Stay home.” In the newest episode of “Covering …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) WATCH: New Mexico Under Stay-at-Home Restriction pbs.org - Frontline PBS Gene Grant and The Line opinion panel discuss Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s recent statewide stay-at-home order and the edict that all non-essential …
FRONTLINENursing Nursing Home Violations, and Now Deaths, Highlight COVID-19 Dangers pbs.org - Trevor Brown Health inspectors cited Oklahoma City’s Windsor Hills Nursing Center last November after a certified nursing assistant was seen not washing her hands …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) Nonprofit Mobilizes to Replace Lost School Meals Across Tampa Bay Area pbs.org - Christopher O'Donnell Tina Buckner’s fiance was laid off last week from his job as a metal fabricator because of the coronavirus. He was told not to come back. Now, the …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) With NRA Under Investigation, Former Fundraiser Says Gun Group is Republican "Through and Through" pbs.org - Karen Pinchin The National Rifle Association has long leaned on its nonprofit status to raise millions of dollars, from small sums given by working-class hunting …
FRONTLINEGuns How Gun Control Groups Are Closing the Spending Gap with the NRA pbs.org - Priyanka Boghani For years, the National Rifle Association has been the uncontested heavyweight champion when it comes to spending on the gun debate. During the 2016 …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) How a Group of High-School Students Put the NRA In the Hot Seat pbs.org - Patrice Taddonio For years, the National Rifle Association wielded its political power to dominate America’s conversation about gun rights and gun control — …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) Milwaukee PBS Home/Work pbs.org - Frontline PBS Stories of the personal impact of the coronavirus pandemic from the producers and hosts of Milwaukee PBS.
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) Florida Lagged Behind Dozens of States on Coronavirus Restrictions pbs.org - Kathleen McGrory As the number of confirmed coronavirus cases ballooned over the last week, states across the country put aggressive restrictions on businesses …
FRONTLINENews (U.S.) "Covering Coronavirus: Cremona, Italy": Inside Our New Podcast Episode pbs.org - Raney Aronson-Rath In recent days, Italy has become the new, global epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, with its death toll surpassing China’s and its health care …
