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In this episode of Fault Lines, watched almost 2.5 million times, we look into Florida’s cosmetic surgery industry, which has made national headlines for its high incidence of patient death and disfigurement, especially with regard to the extremely popular Brazilian butt lift (BBL) surgeries. The Florida Board of Medicine has spent years trying to place guardrails on the industry, particularly with regard to BBL surgeries, but our investigation reveals a pattern of surgeons engaging in unsafe practices and lobbying lawmakers to allow them to continue doing so.

Fault Lines investigates the shooting death of 21-year-old Anthony Vargas. His family believes that the sheriffs’ deputies who killed him were prospective members of the Banditos — a gang inside the East LA station, which has one of the highest rates of deputy-involved shootings in the county.

EMMY NOMINATED FOR OUTSTANDING HEALTH OR MEDICAL COVERAGE

In 2021, a whistleblower inside Facebook disclosed a trove of documents showing that the company had studied its own platforms’ toxic effects on teen girls. The revelations struck a chord with Hillary Hamilton, a mother in Colorado who spent more than a year investigating whether social media may have contributed to her daughter’s death by suicide in 2020. Fault Lines examines the impact of social media on the mental health of teenagers.

Emmy NOMINATED FOR OUTSTANDING CRIME AND JUSTICE REPORTING

Winner of a Gracie Award

As the U.S. government tries to recruit more women into the trucking industry, many women drivers say they’ve been raped and attacked by their co-workers while on the road. In Real Life along with The Center for Public Integrity investigate.

Nominated for two Emmys and winner of a Wilbur Award

In a series of exclusive interviews with Fault Lines, several men across New York City come forward with painful memories of abuse by a Catholic priest. They say that Father John Paddack - who was ordained in 1984 and had been ministering in New York until he was suspended in July - molested them during confession and counselling sessions in different Catholic schools across the city.

It's been three years since Baltimore erupted in a series of protests over police violence, exposing deep divisions between the city's police department and the community. The protests captured national attention - prompting a federal investigation - and several high-profile efforts at reform.

From the "Naked Truth" investigative documentary series, it's a multi-million-dollar scam preying on tens of millions of Americans, especially minorities, that no one has been able to stop. Welcome to the very shady, very lucrative mugshot industry: a business built on publishing photos of everyday Americans based on arrest records that are often misleading-and sometimes just wrong.

What's behind the rampant blackouts in Puerto Rico leaving millions of Americans in the dark? #NewsyInRealLife

US President Donald Trump's administration has declared war on the MS-13 gang. The "war on gangs" is a large-scale effort taking place in major cities across the US, with profound impacts on the communities being targeted. Long Island, New York and surrounding areas have been hit especially hard.

Part of a consortium that won a Pulitzer Prize

From Fusion's Naked Truth Investigative series: it’s the Wikileaks of the financial world: Nearly 12 million unearthed documents from one Panamanian law firm show how offshore shell companies keep trillions of dollars out of our global economy — some of it held by drug traffickers, arms dealers, and politicians. Produced by Alice Brennan. Correspondent: Natasha Del Toro

For decades, Puerto Rico's status as a US territory has been a source of political, social, and economic conflict on the island. The 3.5 million American citizens who reside there have no voting representation in Congress. Now Puerto Rico is fighting for its survival in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, which made landfall in September 2017.

Winner of an RFK Award

There’s a dirty secret to American democracy: You don’t choose your politicians; your politicians choose you. Rigged, Fusion’s Naked Truth investigative documentary, lays out exactly how well-connected pols water down the votes of minorities, young people, and progressives for their own personal benefit. This Naked Truth episode 'Rigged' won the prestigious 2017 Robert F. Kennedy Journalism award. Along with the documenatary's premiere, we launched an interactive website with additional reporting. interactive.fusion.net/how-to-rig-an-election/index.html

When President Trump chose Oklahoma’s Attorney General Scott Pruitt to lead the EPA, he put a politician hostile to environmental regulation in charge of policing the nation’s polluters. We travel to Oklahoma to learn what this means for America’s future. Natasha Del Toro reports.

Did your fruit fun terrorists? Fusion correspondent and producer Natasha Del Toro investigates.

Frontline World videos from back in the day

Cuba has a long and rich heritage in the arts, but during the last two decades, the visual arts have become a cultural phenomenon and one of the most viable ways to make money . I traveled to Cuba to meet two of its most acclaimed artists and find out why art is at the center of Cuban society. For more about Los Carpinteros, visit PBS Frontline World's website.

Belo Murat is trying to change Haiti's image with his music. I traveled to the county's first international music festival to hear Belo perform and see if the country is ready for tourism. Visit PBS Frontline World's website for more on the story.

As a Fusion correspondent, I traveled to the I-4 corridor to see how Puerto Ricans could swing the midterm elections in the swingingest region of the swing state of Florida and what the political parties are doing to court this voting group.