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The British midwives are surprisingly in sync with current health news in the United States. They conduct a measles vaccination trial at the clinic.

The six-hour PBS adaptation delivers a bruising wallop as it looks at poverty, cruelty and personal sacrifice in the story by Victor Hugo.

Sickle cell disease, caring for the elderly, and women's right to vote (and run for office) are the focus this week.

From the first matzo machine to the time limit for kosher dough and how to make your own matzo, here's what you need to know for Passover!

Four new babies, two new nuns, another heir for Queen Elizabeth, and the secrets of unwanted pregnancy.

To deliver you back to this quickly changing world in London, here’s a recap of events in 1964 that could have been on the minds of midwives and religious sisters.

PBS NewsHour and FRONTLINE partner for special coverage tonight. Watch on-air, Facebook, YouTube or Twitter.

Connect with citizen science projects that are part of NATURE's American Spring LIVE special. You can track lilacs, observe nesting Red-tail Hawks and feeding birds and more.

A new film about the Good Friday Agreement negotiations - "Wave Goodbye to Dinosaurs" – helps give context to Brexit negotiations occuring now.

"Wagner's Dream" captures the creation of the Metropolitan Opera’s groundbreaking new staging of the Ring Cycle in 2010.