$17,000 per Month: How Sky-High Prescription Prices Take Toll on Patients

“If I were 10 percent less mean or 10 percent less stubborn, I’d probably be dead,” Sarah, a multiple sclerosis patient, said when describing her year-long battle to obtain the medication that could alter the course of the incurable condition and extend her productive life for years. Diagnosed at age 37, Sarah said she experienced

Students Hold Walk-Out Protest Over California School Bathroom Policy

Eddie Ledesma, the brother of Lesley Ledesma (background wearing pink), speaks out against trans-identified males allowed to use the girls’ bathrooms at Esperanza High School in Anaheim, Calif. on Oct. 1, 2025. Courtesy California Family Council About 60 students walked out of morning classes on Oct. 1 to protest their high school’s policy allowing male

National Parks Partially Open During Government Shutdown: What to Know

The National Park Service’s 474 national monuments, memorials, and parks remain reliant on skeleton crews in the wake of the federal government shutdown. Operational capacity of each site’s staff was reduced to an absolute minimum after thousands of employees were furloughed. We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different

Trump Notifies Congress of ‘Armed Conflict’ With Drug Cartels

President Donald Trump in Washington on Sept. 30, 2025. Win McNamee/Getty Images President Donald Trump has declared drug cartels to be “unlawful combatants” and says the United States is now in a “non-international armed conflict,” according to a newly obtained memorandum. The Trump administration has carried out three strikes in recent weeks on boats it

California to Mail Corrections After Voter Guide Error in Special Redistricting Election

People cast their ballots at a mobile outdoor vote center at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles on Election Day on Nov. 5, 2024. Robyn Beck/AFP via Getty Images California election officials plan to send out postcards fixing a labeling mistake in voter information booklets distributed for the upcoming Nov. 4 special election, in which residents

Trump Admin Offers 9 Colleges New Rules for Preferential Funding

The Main Green at Brown University in Providence, R.I., on March 17, 2025. Scott Eisen/Getty Images President Donald Trump offered on Oct. 1 some of the most prestigious public and private U.S. universities preferred consideration for federal funding, a White House official confirmed to The Epoch Times. To qualify, the institutions needed to agree to