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The Nigerian Government Responds to Abuse Allegations
The government said “collateral damage” was possible, but denied committing war crimes. Previously, officials said it would investigate the videos.
September 9, 2014
Uganda: Out of the Wild
In 2009, FRONTLINE/World investigated how a novel idea in public health, called "One Health," has emerged to help combat threats like Ebola, Marburg virus and TB.
September 9, 2014
Map: How the Ebola Outbreak Spread through Africa
From Patient Zero to today, here is a look back at how the West Africa Ebola outbreak grew to become the worst on record.
September 9, 2014
MSF on Ebola: "This is the Biggest Outbreak We've Ever Known"
This Ebola outbreak has overwhelmed both local health facilities and Médecins Sans Frontières' treatment centers.
September 9, 2014
Inside the Ebola Outbreak
Filming in Sierra Leone was "like being in a war zone where the enemy is invisible," said FRONTLINE's Wael Dabbous, who spent two weeks on the ground as the outbreak spiraled out of control.
September 5, 2014
Judge: BP Acted with "Gross Negligence" in Gulf Oil Spill
A federal judge says BP made "profit-driven decisions" in dealing with a rig explosion that resulted in 11 deaths and the largest offshore oil spill in U.S. history.
September 4, 2014
Coming in September on FRONTLINE
From the West African nations of Sierra Leone and Nigeria, to the Chinese enclave of Macau, FRONTLINE's lineup this month spans the globe.
September 4, 2014
Pakistan's "Forgotten Crisis"
More than 1 million -- including 456,000 children-- have been displaced this summer by the military's campaign to root out militants in the tribal areas.
August 25, 2014
How Bank of America's $16.65 Billion Settlement Compares
In the five years since the crisis, government authorities have won nearly $83 billion in credit crisis and mortgage-related settlements from the nation's six largest banks -- while the banks have earned more than $320 billion in profits.
August 21, 2014
O’Bannon Ruling Raises New Questions Over Future of Money in Big-time College Sports
A landmark ruling has cleared a path for college athletes to earn compensation from the NCAA, but the case also left many unanswered questions about the complicated and controversial role of money in collegiate athletics.
August 13, 2014