Here’s this week’s reading list. Happy weekend Great Falls.
NPR: In Lodge Grass, Montana, a Crow community works to rebuild from meth’s destruction
Associated Press: U.S. will exit 66 international organizations as it further retreats from global cooperation
The New York Times: Optimism about nuclear energy is rising again. Will it last?
Reuters: American Electric Power signs $2.65 billion deal for fuel cells
Oregon Public Broadcasting: ICE posing as utility workers to detain immigrants, Gresham lawmaker warns
Canary Media: Ohio utility corruption defendants to SCOTUS: Bribes are free speech
Reuters: Iran protests flare, Revolutionary Guards try to quell unrest
The New Yorker: An ICE killing puts Minneapolis on the brink
The Economist: Donald Trump asserts control over Venezuela—and all the Americas
Route Fifty: Worried about surveillance, states enact privacy laws and restrict license plate readers
The New York Times: A construction worker’s suicide highlights a wider crisis
The Economist: In Donald Trump’s world, the strong take what they can
Bloomberg: U.S. airports tapped $24 billion of muni debt in record borrowing
The New York Times: Landfill collapse in Philippines leaves two dead and dozens missing.
Wall Street Journal: U.S. trade deficit unexpectedly falls to lowest level since 2009
Bloomberg: Massachusetts gives $250 million to cover rising insurance costs
Oregon Pubic Broadcasting: Oregon public universities consider controversial moves to achieve financial stability
Wisconsin Public Radio: Rising dual enrollment for high schoolers contributes to Wisconsin technical college growth
The New York Times: Texas A&M warns professor not to teach Plato because of gender rules
Food and Environment Reporting Network: How the tule elk drove the cattle out of Point Reyes National Seashore
The New York Times: Philippine farmers struggle to keep up with global demand for ube
St. Louis Public Radio: How the Muny reinvents musicals for today’s audiences
