Here’s this week’s list. Here’s to a great week Great Falls.

The Washington Post: Satirical news outlet the Onion wins auction to control Infowars, the far-right site founded by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones

The Washington Post: RFK Jr. faces battles in quest to change America’s food

The New York Times: Biden to meet with China’s leader during summit this weekend

The Washington Post: Biden approves Ukraine’s use of long-range U.S. weapons inside Russia, reversing policy

Associated Press: What to know about Doug Burgum, Trump’s choice to run the Interior Department

The Economist: What’s about to hit the world economy?

The Washington Post: Defense pick Hegseth paid accuser but denies sexual assault, attorney says

The Washington Post: Trump team weighs Pentagon pick after sexual assault allegation surfaces

Forbes: How tariffs will impact your grocery bill

Foreign Policy: The end of American exceptionalism

Mother Jones: Election conspiracy theories are for everyone

The New Yorker: Republican victory and the ambience of information

The Washington Post: Democrats, reeling from election losses, cast blame on each other

The Economist: Will Donald Trump’s power be unchecked if Republicans win the House?

The Washington Post: Musk appears to pressure Trump on Cabinet and tariffs, raising eyebrows

The Economist: Ballot-measure results reveal the power of state policy

The New Yorker: How Democrats lost the working class

Civil Eats: For farmers who depend on the Affordable Care Act, what’s next?

The Economist: Democrats need to understand: Americans think they’re worse

Bloomberg: Why hunger plagues the U.S. military

The Washington Post: Jury says defense contractor must pay $42 million over Abu Ghraib abuses

Route Fifty: Report: Broadband can transform a rural community

The Washington Post: A small-town police chief was accused of paying $100 to rape a teen — then using his connections to try to cover it up

ProPublica: Climate change and anti-immigrant hate are colliding

The Atlantic: Why are onions suddenly making people sick?

ProPublica: Lincare made billions while repeatedly defrauding Medicare. Feds did little to rein it in.

Route Fifty: In one state, residents vote to invest in science, tech research

The New York Times: Three-quarters of U.S. adults are now overweight or obese

Route Fifty: Inside mobile health clinic efforts to reach more residents, address gaps in care

Associated Press: U.S. convenience stores try to up their food game

The Atlantic: How the Ivy League broke America

State Scoop: To avoid ‘AI divide,’ National League of Cities and Google share AI report and toolkit for local governments

Route Fifty: How social media is influencing our interactions with public lands

National Geographic: Redheads aren’t going extinct. Here’s why.

The New York Times: A surge of new restaurants drives New York City’s storefront revival

Rolling Stone: Big alcohol’s cannabis beverage push: progress or problem for industry leaders?

The New York Times: Returns are a headache. More retailers are saying, just ‘keep it.’