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Are Police Reforms Changing Cop Culture in the LAPD?
After 12 years of reform and roughly $300 million dollars spent, federal oversight was lifted from the Los Angels Police Department in 2013. Despite significant reforms, the LAPD is struggling to address community concerns and rising violence.
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FRONTLINE takes a probing look at the first four years of Barack Obama's presidency.
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FRONTLINE examines the legacy of one of America's most controversial school reformers.
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FRONTLINE explores the underground world of assisted suicide.
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A tale of money and politics from Montana, the epicenter of the campaign finance debate.
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FRONTLINE goes inside the groups who shifted the direction of the climate change debate.
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FRONTLINE presents the definitive portraits of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
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A portrait of students in crisis and those waging a daily struggle to get them to graduate
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In this two-part special, FRONTLINE journeys into the heart of the Syrian insurgency.
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FRONTLINE probes the growing battle for fishing rights and mining wealth in Alaska.
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July 17, 2012 magazine: Fast Times at West Philly High and Middle School Moment
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A groundbreaking exploration of one of America's most urgent, preventable health crises.
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FRONTLINE and the Center for Public Integrity investigate America's dental care crisis.