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In a nation with high tensions, rising anger levels in America demand attention.

Gangs of affluent teens are terrorizing towns in America; inside the Arizona town where a gang of teens ran amok; the Gilbert Goons have parents terrified to send their teens to school.

The debate over solutions to homelessness heats up; is criminalization an answer?

Debating over whether cities and states have the right to criminally punish people experiencing homelessness for sleeping in public.

Two of the nation's sleep experts show you how to get a good night's sleep.

Burning up to 15% more calories at rest by combining three ancient superfoods.

Four sisters bitterly fight over their aunt's inheritance.

A woman seeks help dealing with her out-of-control 17-year-old son.

Two of the nation's sleep experts show you how to get a good night's sleep.

Not drinking enough water every day? We found a new product that will keep you hydrated all day; hosts Sonia Azad and Jordan Rubin show us the secret to rapid hydration.

Burning up to 15% more calories at rest by combining three ancient superfoods.

Collagen benefits hair and skin, but most people lack enough; expert Sonia Azad explains why collagen is essential as people age.

Former PTA president Kelli says that after a school spat, fellow parents framed her by stashing bags of drugs in her car; one of them, who has served time for her part in the incident, speaks out for the first time.

Calah Waskow, 15, made national news when she was abducted by her friend's 37-year-old father; Calah was found safe five days later, but many questions remained; Calah tells her story in an exclusive interview.

After spending more than two months locked in a metal storage container, Kala Brown continues to tell her story of captivity, her fight to survive and her dramatic rescue.

Kala Brown, who made national headlines when she was discovered alive two months after she mysteriously disappeared in South Carolina, speaks out for the first time in an exclusive interview about her life in captivity.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard's mother forces her to pretend to be sick, makes her undergo countless surgeries, shaves her head, has a feeding tube inserted and makes her use a wheelchair; the deceit and torture eventually breed a contempt leading to murder.

A severe case of Munchausen syndrome by proxy leads to murder: Gypsy Rose Blanchard decides that killing her own mother is her only way to escape years of abuse.

Teri says she was attacked by former friend Valina's dog; Valina says Teri exaggerated her injuries so much that her dog had to be euthanized; a woman tells of being attacked by a client's two dogs.

A woman says she was attacked by two dogs she was dog-sitting, and nearly lost her life; trainer and behaviorist Jas Leverette.

Authorities say Roxanne's boyfriend was caught on home-surveillance cameras causing life-ending injuries to her baby son; she speaks out.

Authorities release a confession from killer dad Chris Watts describing the murder of his pregnant wife, Shan'ann, and their two daughters; in an exclusive interview, Shan'ann's parents and brother reveal their reactions to learning the details.

An interview with the Ukrainian orphan whose adoptive parents have been accused of abandoning her when she was just 8 years old; they say Natalia, who has a form of dwarfism, is really a sociopathic adult posing as a child -- who tried to kill them.

Chelsea says her sister Amy left the family, started calling herself Mother God, claims to do surgery with her hands and talk to dead people.

Amy says she is "Mother God" and can heal the world with her group, Love Has Won; sister Chelsea states that Amy is a brainwashed "cult leader" who abandoned her family years ago and is putting other people's lives at risk.

Sherri Papini reportedly disappeared while jogging; weeks later, she turned up, saying she'd been abducted by two women who branded her and planned to sex traffic her; investigators unravel a web of deceit and manipulation, and Papini is behind bars.

The search for two missing girls takes Dr. Phil into an unusual religious group; stories of child abduction.

A woman reunites with her daughters, who had been missing for a year.

Dr. Phil takes an in-depth look at true crime cases, mysteries and provides his in-depth analysis.

Dr. Phil examines the case of missing mother Susan Powell, whose husband, Josh Powell, is a person of interest and Susan's parents; Charles and Judy Cox, are looking for answers.

Former police sergeant Drew Peterson discusses the disappearance of his wife Stacy; author Derek Armstrong ("Drew Peterson Exposed").

The futures of Drew Peterson's four youngest children.

A man thinks his son-in-law had something to do with his daughter's disappearance.

A man's wife and three children disappeared 15 years ago, leaving only a cryptic note behind.

After January's wildfires in Southern California, L.A. businessman Rick Caruso is helping to lead recovery efforts; hear how Mr. Caruso's family was impacted by the fires and why he's committed to helping L.A. rebuild stronger than ever.

Montana Tucker joins Dr. Phil to discuss "The Children of October 7th," the rise of antisemitism, Hollywood's silence and how she uses dance, film and storytelling to inspire activism.

Ex-CIA officer John Kiriakou reveals the truth about espionage, ethics and the personal cost of blowing the whistle.

CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou reveals the chilling realities of espionage.

Dr. Phil joins Patty Morin, grieving mother of Rachel Morin, and Attorney Randolph Rice to unpack the verdict; explore justice, immigration, and healing and share how a community rallies after tragedy.

Dr. Phil's exclusive interview with Park Ranger Ryan Kral.

Is a decorated NYPD officer secretly working for China or caught in the crossfire of a politically motivated prosecution?

Actors from the biopic "Reagan" talk about their time on set and their thoughts on todays' political climate.

When truth-telling leads to exile, Lindy Li reveals to Dr. Phil her dramatic exit from the Democratic Party, the backlash that shook her, and her unexpected embrace by the Republican Party.

Lindy Li's shocking journey of betrayal and resilience continues as Dr. Phil helps her navigate the storm of public criticism, offering wisdom on transforming inner turmoil into unshakeable strength.

Phil McGraw provides common-sense advice to guests based on evidence-based research, science, tried and proven methods.

A look at a viral video of a teen beaten to death by a mob of bullies; two mothers confront the parents of a girl who they say bullied their daughters.

A look at a viral video of a teenage girl getting beaten up by her classmate; Dr. Phil sits down with the accused 13-year-old bully, who allegedly beat up two teens, to find out why she is so angry.

Dr. Phil explores the impact of today's more potent marijuana, from addiction, psychosis and even suicide.

US citizens are being targeted, threatened, and intimidated on American soil by the Chinese government and the Chinese Communist Party; how the CCP is undermining freedom and democracy and getting away with it.

Sexually explicit books available in public school libraries and teachers allowing students to secretly change their pronouns is becoming common; parents are now speaking out saying administrators have a woke agenda and are preying on our children.

Employees fight back against robbers, unruly customers, and gangs; they lose their jobs and say they deserve their jobs back.

Trad-wife Estee talks about why she gave up a career to be a full-time housewife and submit to her husband; she confronts critics who say she's betraying feminism and setting women back decades.

Dr. Phil asks the question of higher education being still worth the effort; He ponders over the dilemma between choosing viral fame or a fancy degree.