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

ProPublica: Montana revokes Dr. Thomas Weiner’s license, citing multiple malpractice cases

Reuters: Tyson Foods settles US beef price-fixing lawsuit for $82.5 million

The Washington Post: Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife arrive in New York hours after U.S. capture in Venezuela

The Economist: The United States has captured Venezuela’s dictator, Nicolás Maduro

Associated Press: Swiss investigators believe sparkling candles ignited fatal bar fire

The Washington Post: What screen time is really doing to teen brains, according to new science

The Economist: The truth about affordability 

Foreign Policy: Trump says U.S. forces have captured Venezuela’s Maduro

The Atlantic: The movies got small, and so did we

BBC: The Happy Pod: The cafe where mistakes are expected

The Atlantic: What the founding fathers ate at America’s first birthday party

The Washington Post: Why are women gender-swapping on LinkedIn?

Smithsonian Magazine: ‘Cinderella’ rescued Disney from ruin

The Wall Street Journal: How to turn the bureaucratic grind of life into a party

The Atlantic: The strength you gain by not taking offense