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Philip Barantini's thriller sees a man doxxed after being wrongly accused of a bombing. Watch the trailer at Empire.

Ojai residents faced Tropical Storm Hilary and an earthquake all in the same afternoon. The result? Not much damage, lots of "hurriquake" comments.

Hilary was a record-smasher.

As summer temperatures soar, supplying electricity has become an intractable problem for countries like Iraq and Iran, where people sweat and stew.

Greek firefighters have found the bodies of 18 people in an area of northeastern Greece ravaged by a major wildfire that has burned for days.

Only one car sold for average price of under $20,000, that was the mitsubishi mirage. john, five years ago, more than a dozen cars selling for under 20 grand. >> john: and lydia, as we know, we make the transition to electric cars, they are even more expensive. >> the price keeps getting higher. >> john: create more hardship for the average american consumer. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: education a major issue, and virginia is the battleground state for parental rights. the fight to stop schoo...

In this Netflix behind-the-scenes featurette, the cast & creative team discuss bringing Eiichiro Odas classic One Piece to live-action life.

Boiling point as the new school year begins in parts of new jersey. some school districts are refusing to go with glenn youngkin, and one woman is so frustrated she has decided to run for a seat on the county school board. mark, our kids went back, full disclosure to fairfax county public schools today, your wife is a teacher here in d.c. so, this education thing is near and dear to our hearts but plenty of drama in multiple school district, not just our area but elsewhere as well. >> you talk a...

The return of Frasier! An explosive doc about the heyday of the 90s supermodels! Wagatha Christie! Brace for loads of incredible television

Residents are fleeing the capital of Canada’s Northwest Territories ahead of a noon Friday deadline as a wildfire nears the city of 20,000 people.