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Federal officials are set to provide an update about the national wildfire season today, as an out-of-control fire in British Columbia forced evacuations this week

Wall Street closed mixed on Wednesday after a choppy session. Market participants remained highly concerned about the intensified war between the United States and Iran. However, artificial intelligence (AI) trade regained some of its lost ground. The Dow fell sharply. The S&P 500 fell moderately while the Nasdaq Composite ended in positive territory

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The Dallas Cowboys have added a lot of talent over the last two seasons, but some of those players will eventually need new contracts. So, who’s first in line for an extension? George Pickens, DeMarvion Overshown, and Quinnen Williams all have valid cases, but the draft capital spent to land Williams theoretically moves him to…

Miles regularly walks around the dark and rainy streets of London to photograph people in the city’s hidden corners. He posts the images that result from his voyeuristic outings on social media under the pseudonym Rain Catcher, earning him a loyal following. But then, things take a twist and a turn or two – and…

Police are awaiting forensic test results after American fitness influencer Connor Murphy was found dead in a Thailand lake following reports of erratic behavior

The summer of LeBron James is in full swing, with the question of where he’ll play next dominating NBA conversations

While Wet Hot American Summer celebrates its 25th anniversary this summer, its director David Wain has a brand-new comedy headed to theaters

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