All Not Forgiven:
An investigation of shocking new evidence in the Catholic priest sex abuse scandal in Los Angeles.

Iran Manhattan Project:
Despite sanctions, Iran has been able to launder billions through western banks--enough to build nuclear weapons.

All Mine:
When an American company bought a massive copper mine from the government of Congo, it also took control of part of the impoverished country's economic future. Critics say the contract for the billion-dollar mine left the war-torn African nation with little in return, and that the U.S. government played a part in what many are describing as a modern day land grab.

Spiritually Bankrupt:
The Catholic Church faces hundreds of lawsuits in the wake of the sex abuse scandal. Dioceses across the country have filed for bankruptcy, but our investigation suggests the church has hid considerable assets to avoid paying damages to victims.

Mississippi Mud:
The Louisiana coastline is quickly disappearing because of man-made levees. But mud from the Mississippi River can save the coast. Without it, scientists predict by the next century, Baton Rouge, 80 miles inland, will be on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico.

GI Gangs:
Reports that gang members are enlisting in the U.S. military have terrified police.

Rural Immigration:
A new wave of immigrants in America's small towns are from unlikely parts of the world.

An American Nightmare:
Hundreds of foreign workers claim an American company lured them here with promises of good jobs and even U.S. citizenship. It's now become one of the largest human trafficking cases in modern U.S. History. Also, a Castle Doctrine update.

Yankees Go Home:
The new President of Bolivia promotes coca growth and expels US drug agents.

Kidney Pirates:
A look into the growing criminal trade for human kidneys run by traffickers exploiting desperate buyers and sellers.

A Precarious Peace:
While demonstrations spread across the Middle East, there is calm in what has long been one of the region's flashpoints, the West Bank. Credit is being given to a previously little-known U.S. program that has fostered unprecedented cooperation between Israel and the Palestinians.

Das Vote:
As Americans prepare to vote-many of them by electronic machines millions of Europeans are going back to paper and pencil. Germany is just one of three European countries to buy electronic voting machines, only to throw them out after hackers demonstrate their vulnerabilities. Also, one American's fight against voting machines in his state.

Running for their Lives:
With the violence escalating, hundreds of families are escaping the hell that is Syria every day. We have first access to crowded camps on the Jordanian border where families show us the horrors of what's happening just a few miles from their safe haven. Also, Middle East expert Fouad Ajami.

Morales:
A conversation with the President of Bolivia. Farmers there are growing huge amounts of coca plants used to manufacture cocaine, but it's also considered a century old medicine.

A Panamanian Passageway:
As Panama’s economy sizzles, the tiny country is being is threatened by the same lethal mix of guns, drugs and dirty money that has brought chaos elsewhere in Central America. And the U.S. government has taken notice.

How to end a War:
A radical approach to ending Colombia’s civil war..

Great Barrier Grief
An investigation into an obscure US government agency that has financed potentially destructive natural gas projects within the protected Great Barrier Reef World Heritage site.