Enjoy your weekend Great Falls. Here’s this week’s reading list.
Associated Press: Most think GOP tax bill will help the wealthy, poll finds
NPR: Trump administration leaves Million Veteran Program data and research in limbo
KFF Health News: A million veterans gave DNA to aid health research. Scientists worry the data will be wasted.
PBS: House gives final approval to Trump’s $9 billion cut to public broadcasting and foreign aid
Associated Press: U.S. imposes a 17 percent duty on fresh Mexican tomatoes
NPR: Why Trump’s tariffs may hit low-income households hardest
Salt Lake City Tribune: SLC says new public safety plan working, but system remains ‘broken’
Associated Press: Housing assistance is at risk under Trump’s HUD time limits proposal
The Washington Post: NOAA was developing a way to predict extreme rainfall — until Trump officials stopped it
Associated Press: Emails show DeSantis administration left county officials in the dark about ‘Alligator Alcatraz’
The New York Times: Trump’s National Guard troops are questioning their mission in L.A.
The Washington Post: Justice Dept. hits states with broad requests for voter rolls, election data
The New York Times: Federal workers’ ‘emotional roller coaster’: Fired, rehired, fired again
The Economist: The world is winning the war on cancer
The New York Times: Footage of inmate suicide captures dysfunction on Rikers Island
Associated Press: An Idaho judge has lifted a sweeping gag order in Bryan Kohberger’s quadruple murder case
Reuters: EU trade chief heads to Washington in search of tariffs solution
Associated Press: Trump administration hands over nation’s Medicaid enrollee data to ICE
The Economist: AI is killing the web. Can anything save it?
Associated Press: Deadly Fall River fire highlights limited regulation at assisted-living facilities
KFF Health News: Surprise medical bills were supposed to be a thing of the past. Surprise — they’re not.
The New York Times: Upended by meth, some communities are paying users to quit
CyberScoop: UK sanctions Russian hackers, spies as US weighs its own punishments for Russia
The Economist: The bomb: were nuclear weapons inevitable?
Associated Press: Trump appointees pushed more marble in Fed building renovation White House now attacks
The New Yorker: Is the U.S. ready for the next war?
Foreign Affairs: The limits of Putin’s balancing act
ProPublica: Why Texas Gov. Greg Abbott won’t release his Elon Musk emails
Associated Press: Judge OKs release plan for woman who stabbed a classmate to please Slender Man
The New York Times: They grew up on Mexican Coke. Trump’s cane sugar plan makes them uneasy.
Food and Environment Reporting Network/The Guardian: How Trump’s immigration raids hurt summer pleasures, from berries to barbecue
The Atlantic: The dark ages are back
The Atlantic: What your favorite grocery store says about you
NPR: Hungarian library is fighting to save books from beetles
The New York Times: Some breweries consider banning children
