The rule still stands: Any headline with a question mark at the end can be met resoundingly with the answer - "No".

Not this one. The answer is yes, we will run out of helium, it is one of the few truly non-renewable resources. You can use chemical processes to make methane or petroleum-equivalents, and coal can be replaced with charcoal, but once all the helium atoms have drifted off into space, they're gone forever.

It just won't happen soon.

We’ll be able to fuse our own before that happens. Or go fetch it from elsewhere.