The bored Click and Clack opt to outsource their radio show to India, enabling them to pursue idleness. But the guys never dreamed their outsourced selves would be so precise.

Click and Clack run as the first-ever two-man candidate for U.S. president, hoping not to win but to use the excess campaign funds to save their sinking network.

A remarkably intimate look into the lives of nine young Chinese coming of age in a society changing as fast as any in history.

In the debate over health care, what might the U.S. learn from the successes and failures of five other capitalist democracies?

FRONTLINE captures the realities of war through a "virtual embed" with a National Guard platoon serving in Iraq.

Actor talks about his liver transplant and his battle with alcoholism.

Actress talks about her southern accent and what it has meant for her career.

Author explains why patriotism has surfaced as an issue in the presidential campaigns of Sens. Obama and McCain.

TransAfrica Forum exec director explains how Zimbabwean President Mugabe has gone from hero to despot during his 28 years in power.

Author discusses whether African American leadership will be marginalized by the political ascension of Sen. Obama.