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While overall medical costs continued to rise, prescription drug prices fell by 3.1 percent in the year ending in July, the steepest annual decline since 1963.

The election demanded by Reform UK's leader, who faces corruption accusations, has turned into a punch line after major parties dismissed it as a stunt and declined to field candidates.

After months of searching for his hound mix named Timber, Dylan Reedy was beginning to lose hope.

This salad pairs Armenian cucumbers, also known as yard-long or snake cucumbers, with ripe cantaloupe, ribbons of prosciutto, and mint and pistachios, while a tart lemon-sumac dressing keeps the salad fresh and bright.

Every week, we ask readers to think like an advice columnist and submit their advice to a question Carolyn Hax hasn't answered.

Voters care about grocery bills while politicians fight old cultural battles.

Democrats can give thanks to Wisconsin voters, as the party battles DSA mania.

Scores of buildings collapsed in the strongest temblor to strike the South American country in at least a decade.

The Dominion-NextEra merger, wildfire smoke and technology in classrooms, in readers' eyes.

The pain at the pump has been elevated since the war with Iran began.