Happy weekend Great Falls. Here’s thi  week’s reading list.

Reuters: Mexican president says U.S. players involved in fuel smuggling

The Washington Post: Average Obamacare premiums are set to rise 30 percent, documents show

Associated Press: Trump says a Canadian ad misstated Ronald Reagan’s views on tariffs. Here are the facts and context

KFF Health News: GOP talking point holds ACA is haunted by ‘phantom’ enrollees, but the devil’s in the data

Reuters: U.S. consumer prices rise slightly less than expected in September

BBC: Trump will meet Xi in South Korea, says White House

Alaska Public Media: This Alaska town gets weekly barges. So why do people use Instacart to fly in groceries?

The New York Times: Companies have shielded buyers from tariffs. But not for long.

The Washington Post: Louvre heist suspects arrested, and one of them was trying to leave France, Paris prosecutor says

CityLab: American roads are paved with inefficiency

StateScoop: Ohio expands 911 database to betteeople with disabilities

Route Fifty: One county uses wearables to protect its growing aging population

The Washington Post: A colossal Buc-ee’s broke a small Colorado town

CBS Atlanta: Downtown Atlanta opened a new grocery store to combat food insecurity. What’s happened since?

Cleveland.com: Ohio senator proposes eliminating local school property taxes

Reuters: Google backs U.S. gas power plant with carbon capture for Midwest data centers

Route Fifty: Shutdown leaves gaps in states’ health data, possibly endangering lives

Associated Press: California union floats idea of taxing billionaires to offset Medicaid cuts

Boston Globe: Mass notifications announce ACA exchange insurance rate hikes

Associated Press: University of Virginia strikes deal to pause Trump administration investigations

The Atlantic: What is Colonial Williamsburg for?

The New Yorker: Can the golden age of Costco last?

The Washington Post: The food writer emerged from her brush with cancel culture to build the shop of her dreams. We checked it out.