Enjoy the bout of lovely weather, Great Falls. Here’s this week’s reading list.
NBC: COVID-19 booster shot likely needed within 12 months, Pfizer CEO says
The Washington Post: Why you shouldn’t skip your second dose of the coronavirus vaccine
The New York Times: Zoom burnout Is real, and it’s worse for women
Rolling Stone: The battle for the soul of Montana
The Wall Street Journal: J&J privately asked rival Covid-19 vaccine makers to probe clotting risks
The New York Times: Could the pandemic prompt an ‘epidemic of loss’ of women in the sciences?
Pew: Where states get their money
The Washington Post: Biden pledged to stop building the wall. But he just won the right to seize a Texas family’s land for it.
The Times News: Taking cops out of traffic stops: would it make a difference? North Carolina examples offer a clue
ProPublica: The big empty: How corporate headquarters have abandoned America’s suburbs
Associated Press: Study finds people want more than watchdogs for journalists
CityLab: The high cost of clearing tent cities
Foreign Policy: The Sullivan Model
NPR: Biden says his climate plan means jobs. Some union members are skeptical
The New Yorker: What will it take to pandemic-proof America?
NPR: A ‘worst nightmare’ cyberattack: The untold story of the SolarWinds hack
High Country News: Montana counties band together to reinvigorate passenger rail
The Washington Post: 17 requests for backup in 78 minutes
The New Yorker: The deceit and conflict behind the leak of the Pentagon Papers
Flathead Beacon: The sounds of summer
