Hope everyone had a fun and safe Fourth.

Here’s this week’s short and sweet reading list.

The Washington Post: Grocery price inflation: Why are Americans paying so much for food?

ProPublica: No Surprises Act could lead to higher insurance premiums, fewer doctors

Axios: Schools are bracing for the looming “enrollment cliff”

The Washington Post: How the Chevron doctrine’s overturn could effect public health, FDA

The Literary Hub: The peril and promise of using tech to resolve global hunger

The Economist: One generation has dominated American politics for over 30 years

Route Fifty: Did Supreme Court ruling come too late to reverse ‘chilling effect’ on 2024 disinformation?

The Washington Post: Vatican excommunicates Carlo Maria Viganò, former ambassador to the U.S., for refusing to recognize the pope