Archives January 2009 In the NewsCollateral DamageJanuary 30, 2009As Army suicides hit a three-decade high, we examine the history of post-traumatic stress disorder. MORE »  In the NewsAs California Goes...January 26, 2009"Yes you can," the president tells states looking to tighten standards on car emissions. As Martin Smith reported in HEAT, that's a sharp U-turn from the way things were in the Bush years. MORE »  In the NewsAttack of the CyberwormJanuary 23, 2009Careful what you download: a new and insidious worm has been loosed in cyberspace. How much harm can one worm do? See Cyber War!, and be afraid. MORE »  In the NewsObama MomentsJanuary 14, 2009On the occasion of an historic changing of the guard, four brief snapshots from Dreams of Obama, FRONTLINE's look at the new man on Pennsylvania Avenue. MORE »  In the NewsThe T WordJanuary 14, 2009"We tortured al-Qatahni," a senior Pentagon official said last week, using the T word for the first time. But FRONTLINE told Qahtani's story three years ago. MORE »  In the NewsNew Kid in the SenateJanuary 14, 2009In the U.S. Senate, rising through the ranks is a long, slow process. Unless you're Barack Obama, in which case, things happen fast. MORE »  In the NewsLaw ManJanuary 13, 2009You think getting to the Oval Office is tough, try running for president of the Harvard Law Review. MORE »  In the NewsThe CounterterroristJanuary 9, 2009The man named to advise Barack Obama on counterterrorism was supposed to head the CIA, until remarks he made to FRONTLINE hit the blogosphere. MORE » Coming AttractionsOut of NowhereJanuary 8, 2009On July 28, 2004, a largely unknown state senator from Illinois stepped to the podium at the Democratic National Convention and hit the political big time. MORE »  FlashbackHeck of a JobJanuary 5, 2009This week's FRONTLINE is a story of hope and heroism in the aftermath of Katrina. The program we did three years ago, on the same subject, told a somewhat less inspiring tale. MORE » | Editors' Notes RSS |