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I-5 closure fuels anger and gridlock

October 19, 2025 | View in browser

San Clemente, California - October 18: Interstate 5 freeway is closed on Saturday after military officials confirmed Saturday that live-fire artillery rounds will be shot over the freeway, prompting state officials to shut down the freeway in an unprecedented move, in San Clemente, California on October 18, 2025. (Jonathan Alcorn/ For The Times)

Interstate 5 closure fuels anger and gridlock: 'There was no coordination'

San Clemente became ground zero in the battle between California and the Trump administration over a pre-planned live-fire artillery round shot over the freeway during a military event at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton.

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Trump Serves Up Pain

October 19, 2025 | View in browser

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA OCTOBER 15, 2025 -- Aaron Mahan poses along the Las Vegas Strip on Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025, in Las Vegas. Mahan has worked in the service industry for nearly 30 years and currently works as a fountain worker at the Virgin Hotels Las Vegas. (Photo by David Becker/For the Times)

This Las Vegas Republican had high hopes for Trump. But a 'Trump slump' made life worse

Aaron Mahan, who's spent decades as a server on and off the Strip, says inflation and Trump's pugnacious immigration and foreign policies have chased tourists away. He's feeling it in his wallet.