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Russia says it's starting to pull troops from Georgia, but there is little evidence so far of any significant withdrawal. Many Georgians believe Russia's occupation is aimed at destroying the country's infrastructure.

Listen to our KPBS Film Club of the Air discussion of the new documentary Man on Wire (opening August 8 at Landmark's Hillcrest Cinemas). The film…

Several wildfires burning throughout California have forced people from their homes. They've burned tens of thousands of acres in Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz and Shasta Counties.

Teen Critic on Mock Doc Romance

For a year now, the United States has had a special program to resettle Iraqis — translators and others — who've helped American interests in that country. Some of those who have made it to the U.S. are having a hard time finding suitable jobs.

This year's Carlsbad Music Festival continues to draw young and talented composers and musicians to their alternative classical music festival. Joining us for a performance is the festival's founding ensemble-in-residence, the Calder Quartet. We'll also hear from the winner of this year's composers competition, Kate Moore.

Old alliances, like old soldiers, never die. They just fade away. In the case of NATO, membership may expand even as the alliance's sense of purpose and cohesion fades.

Critical Condition Free Screening

As many as 50,000 people perished in the earthquake that struck Haiti on Tuesday, according to the Haitian Red Cross. Logistical problems hamper efforts to get aid to the 3 million or so survivors who are estimated to need emergency assistance. President Obama authorized $100 million in emergency aid for Haiti.