Shea Stephens

NPR's Claudia Grisales reports.

The Food and Drug Administration is creating a new way for approving cutting-edge treatments for

for rare diseases.

NPR's Rob Stein explains.

US futures are lower in after-hours trading.

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House Speaker Mike Johnson says he will hold a vote on a resolution to release government files on late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

In a 2011 email, Epstein tells his confidant, Ghislaine Maxwell, that Trump spent hours with the sex trafficking victim.

In another email sent to a journalist in 2019, Epstein says...

that Trump, quote, knew about the girls, but it's not clear what he meant.

The White House is accusing Democrats of leaking selective emails to smear the president.

The northern lights may be visible over much of the U.S.

tonight and possibly as far south as Alabama.

NPR's now-Greenfield Boys reports that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued an alert for a severe geomagnetic storm.

The U.S.

Mint in Philadelphia has produced its last penny.

The one-cent coin has been a part of U.S.

culture for over 230 years, but few consumers use it today.

It remains legal tender.

The government has stopped minting it because pennies cost four cents to make.