441 reactions · 224 shares | In a new special report, FRONTLINE investigates the U.S. response to COVID-19 — from Washington State to Washington D.C. — and examines what happens when politics and science collide. Tune in or stream "Coronavirus Pandemic" starting 4/21. https://to.pbs.org/2UlBr48 | FRONTLINE | PBS | Facebook

6.1K views · 203 reactions | "Clarence and Ginni: Politics, Power and the Supreme Court" features interviews with the reporters who have uncovered Justice Thomas’ trips — trips that have raised questions about the court’s legitimacy and independence. Premieres TONIGHT on PBS. | FRONTLINE | PBS | Facebook

Steve Bannon, President Donald Trump’s chief strategist, rarely talks publicly about the worldview at the heart of his politics. Here's one exception: | FRONTLINE | PBS

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In 1983, GBH's FRONTLINE | PBS was born. 800 investigations, 100 Emmys and 28 Peabody Awards later, it still sets the standard in investigative journalism. Happy 40th, FRONTLINE! bit.ly/447d5wW | GBH

1.1M views · 3K reactions | When Donald Trump was hit with a lawsuit for racial discrimination, his mentor Roy Cohn -- once an adviser to Sen. Joe McCarthy -- taught him to hit back harder. | FRONTLINE | PBS | Facebook

25K views · 90 reactions | “Boeing’s Fatal Flaw” tells the story of the fastest selling jet in Boeing history, how a software system that was supposed to keep people safe led to their deaths, and how intense market pressure and flawed oversight contributed to a catastrophic crisis at one of the world’s most iconic industrial names. Our collaboration with The New York Times premieres 9/14 on PBS. https://to.pbs.org/2X58mgS | FRONTLINE | PBS | Facebook

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2.4M views · 18K shares | 30 years after the world's worst nuclear disaster, FRONTLINE and New York University present "Return to Chernobyl." This VR doc takes you on a haunting 360° journey inside the ruins, guided by Aleksandr who was just 9 years old when he survived Chernobyl. Today, Aleksandr is a tour guide bringing throngs of visitors through his notorious hometown -- despite still dangerous levels of radiation. | FRONTLINE | PBS | Facebook