FRONTLINEDocumentaries ‘Defending Our Existence’: The Sung Family, From 2017 Film ‘Abacus,’ Talks About Anti-Asian Attacks, COVID PBS NewsHour - Priyanka Boghani Thomas Sung saw this coming. The rise in anti-Asian attacks in the United States was something he warned his daughters about last year, telling them …
FRONTLINEMiddle EastRepatriating ISIS Foreign Fighters Is Key to Stemming Radicalization, Experts Say, but Many Countries Don’t Want Their Citizens... PBS NewsHour - Lila Hassan A review of the 10 countries that yielded the most individuals affiliated with ISIS found varying levels of commitment to repatriation and …
FRONTLINEDerek Chauvin Chauvin Trial Again Casts Spotlight on Minneapolis Police Department’s Training Program PBS NewsHour - Libor Jany In partnership with: Over his 19 years with the Minneapolis Police Department, Derek Chauvin, the now-fired officer on trial in the death of George …
FRONTLINESyria Syrian Militant and Former Al Qaeda Leader Seeks Wider Acceptance in First Interview With U.S. Journalist PBS NewsHour - Priyanka Boghani Over most of two decades, Abu Mohammad al-Jolani’s life has been a roadmap of Islamist militancy in Iraq and Syria. He joined the fight against U.S. …
FRONTLINEU.S. Politics With Renewed Attention on the Border, These 8 Documentaries Illuminate U.S. Immigration Policies Involving Kids PBS NewsHour - Patrice Taddonio With an unprecedented number of unaccompanied minors crossing the U.S. border in the early months of Joe Biden’s presidency, the country’s laws and …
FRONTLINETampa Bay Area POISONED Part 2: The Failings PBS NewsHour - Rebecca Woolington In the heart of Florida’s only lead factory, Teddy Ebanks Jr. worked amid mounds of poisonous dust and noxious gases. Late one night, fumes rushed …
