Hope you enjoyed your extra hour of sleep.

Here’s this week’s reading list.

Associated Press: Senate vote on nullifying tariffs on Canada demonstrates opposition to Trump’s trade policy

The Economist: China’s secret stockpiles have been a great success—so far

The Washington Post: Uncertainty hits after vulnerable Americans wake up to a SNAP freeze

The Washington Post: Trump administration must release billions in SNAP funds, judge says

NPR: ‘The helpers need help’ — Food banks brace for impact as SNAP cliff looms

Reuters: U.S. grocers brace for sales dip as food aid set to lapse

StateScoop: States brace for potential upswing in WIC demand

Associated Press: Stalemate on government shutdown set to drag into sixth week

The New York Times: Judge permanently bars Trump from requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration

The Washington Post: Rural health care provider ends primary care after Trump Medicaid cuts

The Virginian-Pilot: Abigail Zwerner remembers moment she was shot at Richneck

Associated Press: Trump administration limits number of refugees to 7,500

NPR: Transgender youth health care would be nearly banned everywhere under new rules

The Economist: The counterintuitive economics of smoking

The Washington Post: Trump energy secretary says no nuclear explosions for now

Route Fifty: Philadelphia turns to virtual calls to optimize building inspections

Associated Press: Army Corps approves Enbridge pipeline reroute around Wisconsin reservation

Foreign Affairs: Structure trumps agency in the U.S.-China relationship

The New York Times: Bidding opens for Penn Station’s long-delayed transformation

NPR: White House fires arts commission that reviews federal building designs

Associated Press: 5 things to know as Trump threatens military action in Nigeria

Shreveport Times: Were the monkeys that escaped from a truck in Mississippi from Tulane?

The Washington Post: Former Illinois sheriff’s deputy Sean Grayson convicted in Sonya Massey killing

Montgomery Advertiser: One of four people charged in Montgomery mass shooting posts bond

The Wall Street Journal: Cities across the U.S. are putting robots to work firefighting, lawn mowing and more

The Atlantic: Here’s how the AI crash happens

The New Yorker: Inside the data centers that train A.I. and drain the electrical grid

Associated Press: What to know about the suspects in the Louvre crown jewels heist

CityLab: City parks face funding disruption as Trump cuts ripple down

The Atlantic: America is sliding toward illiteracy

Nieman Journalism Lab: The Wayback Machine’s snapshots of news homepages plummet after a “breakdown” in archiving projects

AL.com: Alabama college sells historic murals worth $20 million amid financial struggles

NPR: This habit is on par with meditation for boosting hope and reducing stress

Taste: Chi-Chi’s tries to mount a comeback in a changed America

The Washington Post: Pickleball noise is annoying. We’ve figured out why — and how to fix it.