Hope everyone stayed dry and is ready for the eclipse tomorrow.
Here’s this week’s reading list Great Falls.
The Washington Post: What not to do to when watching the solar eclipse tomorrow
Associated Press: A mom called 911 to get her son mental health help. He died after police responded with force
The New York Times: Patient with transplanted pig kidney leaves hospital for home
The Washington Post: Montana GOP Senate candidate says he lied to park ranger about gunshot wound in 2015
Associated Press: Why is Taiwan so exposed to earthquakes and so well prepared to withstand them?
The Washington Post: Biden warns Netanyahu the situation in Gaza is ‘unacceptable’
The Economist: Beware a world without American power
Route Fifty: Why so many election officials are leaving
Kaiser Health News: End of internet subsidies for low-income households threatens telehealth access
ProPublica: Oregon leaders hampered drug decriminalization effort
Houston Chronicle: Chris Hollins warns Houston has one year to fix its budget
Denver Post: Denver’s Roads to Recovery initiative prioritizes treatment over jail
Kansas Reflector: Kansas newspaper that was raided by Marion police sues officials for attack on free press
News Center Maine: Maine close to adopting popular vote for presidential elections
The New York Times: U.S. charges 8 in beer heists that targeted trains and warehouses
The Economist: Did Russia try to break the internet?
The New Yorker: The Fight to Restore Abortion Rights in Texas
High Country News: The promise of underground seed banks
The Washington Post: Big Food and dietitians push ‘anti-diet’ advice, despite rising obesity
The Economist: Can you build an American voter?
CT Mirror: CT lawmakers want $100 million for child care ‘trust fund’
The New York Times: There’s an explosion of plastic waste. Big companies say ‘We’ve got this.’
The Washington Post: An ‘extremely active’ hurricane season is headed our way, experts warn
Associated Press: Kentucky governor vetoes nuclear energy legislation due to the method of selecting board members
The Washington Post: Photos of mining in Canada (from an old friend of mine)
The New York Times: Once Upon a Time, the world of picture books came to life
The Economist: “Perpetual stew,” an ancient way of cooking, has won Gen Z fans
The Atlantic: A vision of the city as a live organism
