Brain Wars: The Purple Heart
Military commanders are routinely denying The Purple Heart to soldiers with TBI
Brain Wars: Kenny Eastridge
He served two combat tours in Iraq and was exposed to several bomb blasts
"Anything Darker Than a Brown Paper Bag ... Is Getting Shot"
Terri Benjamin says her neighbor, Roland Bourgeois, told her this during a string of racially motivated attacks in a predominantly white neighborhood in the days after Hurricane Katrina. She tells her story to FRONTLINE correspondent A.C. Thompson.
"I Thought I Was Going to Die"
Donnell Herrington was trying to evacuate his Katrina-damaged home when he was shot from behind in New Orleans' predominantly white Algiers Point neighborhood. He describes what happened to reporter A.C. Thompson.
Law & Disorder: Robert Williams
Robert Williams recounts the beating he says he received at the hands of NOPD officers on Sept. 1, 2005.
Top Secret America
FRONTLINE goes inside the Washington Post's two-year examination into the massive, unwieldy, top-secret world the government has created in response to 9/11.
Haiti: The Aid Dilemma
Adam Davidson, NPR Planet Money, examines an intriguing new idea in post-disaster relief.
"College, Inc." - Preview
The business of higher education is booming. It's a $400 billion industry fueled by taxpayer money. But what are students getting out of the deal? Critics say a worthless degree and a mountain of debt. Investors insist they're innovators, widening access to education.
Parental Choices v. Community Needs
Ashland parents discuss public health issues with a doctor, exposing one of the central issues of the vaccine debate: A parents' right to make choices versus the needs of the community.
A Visit to Ashland, Oregon
In some American communities like this one, parents are hesitating to vaccinate their children, despite their doctor's advice.
Parental Choices v. Community Needs
Ashland parents discuss public health issues with a doctor, exposing one of the central issues of the vaccine debate: A parents' right to make choices versus the needs of the community.
"Obama's Deal" - Preview
It wasn't pretty, but it worked. Inside the backroom deals and hardball politics that finally got Obama his health care bill.
Solving the Tap-Tap Puzzle
Adam Davidson of NPR's "Planet Money" explores the artistry -- and economic theory -- behind Haitians' cheap, wildly decorated buses.
The Economy of a Tent City
Just 10 weeks after the quake, "Planet Money's" Adam Davidson finds a rich, complex economy sprouting in Port-au-Prince's temporary settlements.
"Behind Taliban Lines" - Preview
An Afghan journalist's extraordinary 10 days living and filming with an insurgent cell allied with Al Qaeda.
"The Card Game" - Preview
Investigating the massive consumer loan industry and what's ahead for banks and consumers...
"A Death in Tehran" - Preview
The life and death of the woman whose image remains a potent symbol for those who want to keep the Iranian reform movement alive.
"Close to Home" - Preview
Producer Ofra Bikel chronicles the recession's impact on one unlikely neighborhood--New York's Upper East Side...
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