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Almost exactly a year after the flood that killed more than 130 people in Texas Hill Country, another flood hit the region. In the final episode of "After the Flood" from our partners at The Texas Newsroom, reporters ask: Was the community better prepared this time around? https://t.co/5ovHJbjgOj

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Today marks seven years since a gunman entered a bustling Walmart near the U.S.-Mexico border in El Paso, Texas, and killed 23 people, many of them Mexican Americans. Our 2020 documentary “Targeting El Paso” investigated how the city became the first Trump administration’s immigration policy testing ground, and then the target of a white supremacist. https://t.co/FokXARka9D

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Scams are a problem worldwide. How much money did Americans report lost to fraud in 2025, according to the Federal Trade Commission? To learn how different types of scams unfold, methods scammers use, and red flags to watch for, check out The Associated Press and FRONTLINE’s interactive 🧵

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In Tanzania, one organization has been working to clear deadly unexploded land mines for years. Their work hinges on an unlikely protagonist: giant rats. https://t.co/mJe6b5GM0S

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Late one night, 17-year-old Gavin Guffey received an Instagram message from Bellajannet28. He thought he was playing a flirtatious game of truth or dare — then, the conversation took a turn. @AP https://t.co/FxDY9siSww

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Traditionally, dogs were used to sniff out deadly unexploded land mines. But Bart Weetjens realized African giant pouched rats were lighter & less susceptible to disease. In “Hero Rats,” the latest FRONTLINE archival release, watch Weetjens’ trained rodents in action. https://t.co/LPJLyW61fl

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Earlier this month, we reached an incredible milestone on our YouTube channel: One billion views. Thank you to @GBH, @PBS and you, our FRONTLINE community members, for letting us be your trusted source for investigative journalism.
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With the ongoing Iran war and the new U.S. nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia in the news, revisit FRONTLINE's 2018 documentary “Bitter Rivals: Iran and Saudi Arabia." Correspondent Martin Smith explored the decades-long feud between the two countries and the consequences that played out across the Middle East.
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What happened when a new, globally-connected technology arrived in a traditional society that had been secluded for hundreds of years? https://t.co/uzLhDulttX

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The U.S. has signed an agreement with Saudi Arabia enabling the kingdom to develop a civilian nuclear program in partnership with U.S. companies, and potentially enrich nuclear fuel, according to reports. It's the latest development in the alliance between President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, which FRONTLINE recently examined in "The Crown Prince & the President." Watch now:
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As The Texas Newsroom was adding finishing touches to the final episode of the "After the Flood" podcast series, another devastating flood hit. Our local partners decided to postpone the episode a week. In the meantime, they caught up with two victims of the 2025 floods.
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After nearly two years, Janet Gray realized her online romance with a handsome doctor was a scam. In “Inside the Scam,” we and @AP allow you to follow scams as they unfold. https://t.co/6AVfALt5ZL

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In 1999, Bhutan became the last country in the world to legalize TV. We documented what happened next inside the secluded mountain kingdom. Watch "Bhutan: The Last Place,” the latest FRONTLINE/World archival release on YouTube. https://t.co/u31q9GXhMB

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In Episode 4 of “After the Flood,” a podcast series from FRONTLINE’s local journalism partner, The Texas Newsroom, reporters delve into a July 5, 2025, flood that hit the community of Sandy Creek. Ashlee Willis and her mother, Brandy Gerstner, lost everything in that flood. In the months after, they discovered just how complicated the recovery process can be. Listen to find out more.
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The war in Vietnam shattered Nguyen Qui Duc's childhood. Thirty-five years later, the now-late journalist and writer documented a visit to his homeland for FRONTLINE/World, looking, he said, ‘for home, for a bit of myself, for a country that always exists in my memory.’ "Vietnam: Looking for Home" is now streaming on FRONTLINE’s YouTube channel for the first time. https://t.co/H8rcLRidgU

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Forced to navigate their country’s AIDS crisis, young women and girls in India’s red-light districts — some of them sold into sex work by their own families — decided to fight back. Their stories unfold in FRONTLINE's archival YouTube release: "India: The Sex Workers." https://t.co/VWyxyUhryM

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Lindsey Graham, who represented South Carolina in the U.S. Senate for over 20 years, has died at 71. He chaired the Senate Judiciary Committee as President Trump cemented a 6-3 conservative Supreme Court majority. He spoke about the court in 2019: https://t.co/sGFLwVBEnH

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Reporters examine what happened during the July 2025 Texas Hill Country floods in “After the Flood,” a podcast series from FRONTLINE’s local journalism partner, The Texas Newsroom. In Episode 3, Matthew and Wendie Childress turned their grief into action. Matthew and other Camp Mystic families headed to Texas’ Capitol to fight for stronger regulations around summer camps. Months later, they finally learned what really happened on the night of the flood. https://t.co/JquysEqhvT

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We just reached an incredible milestone on our YouTube channel: One billion views. Thank you to @GBH, @PBS and, of course, to you, our FRONTLINE community members, for your commitment to investigative journalism. https://t.co/roQLwksZkJ