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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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May 29 Magazine: Al Qaeda in Yemen and a rebroadcast of The Interrogator
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How Obama inherited a financial crisis that would define his first term
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The desperate days after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, told by those who were there.
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FRONTLINE and ProPublica investigate the American behind the 2008 attacks on Mumbai