Here’s this week’s reading list. 

Have a great week Great Falls. 

The New York Times: Suspect in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s killing went silent for months. Where was he?

Reuters: China eyes negotiations as Trump threatens new tariffs

Associated Press: Ontario premier says US energy exports will be cut off if Trump imposes sweeping tariffs on Canada

The New York Times: Albertsons backs out of merger deal and sues Kroger after court rulings

CBS News: Store closures have surged 69 percent in 2024. Here are the retailers shuttering thousands of stores.

New Hampshire Public Radio: They needed psychiatric care. Instead, they died after confrontations with NH corrections officers

Route Fifty: States were not prepared to face COVID-era UI fraud, congressional report says

Foreign Affairs: Can Trump split China and Russia?

The Economist: How the new Syria might succeed or fail

NPR: Glenn Miller’s sudden disappearance remains unsolved 80 years later

The New York Times: Their fertilizer poisons farmland. Now, they want protection from lawsuits.

The Washington Post: Free grocery stores offer a solution to food insecurity and waste

Route Fifty: Report: Electronic case reporting helped states during the pandemic — they need to use it more

The Washington Post: The Postal Service’s electric mail trucks are way behind schedule

Mother Jones: “It’s a crisis”: Federal cuts threaten services for child abuse survivors

The New York Times: Los Angeles Times owner wades deeper into opinion section

The New York Times: Amazon plans $1 million donation to Trump’s inaugural fund

The New York Times: Opinion | The Murdoch feud explained, with thanks to ‘Succession’