TUESDAYS WITH TERRY: Curing Patients, Triumphal, Kerman’s Mayor and Tattoos

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Goldman Sachs' 2018 warning is proving partly correct. The problem isn't that cures are medically unsuccessful. It's that some breakthrough gene therapies are struggling to become profitable businesses because they are expensive, target small populations, and are administered only once. 

The Trump administration has formally advanced the 250-foot Triumphal Arch project, featuring a golden statue and eternal flame. The project now heads to the National Capital Planning Commission for a Nov. 5 vote, while questions remain about its future, ongoing legal challenges, and whether any military-related features will ultimately be incorporated. 

Kerman Mayor Maria Pacheco is facing criticism after being accused of following a West Fresno hairdresser she allegedly believed was connected to ICE, highlighting the tensions and confusion surrounding immigration-enforcement concerns in the Central Valley. 

A niche but growing funeral-industry service that preserves a deceased person's tattoos as framed artwork. What may sound unusual at first is increasingly being embraced by families who see tattoos not just as body art, but as part of a loved one's legacy.


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