The Brutalist Report

• Iran Proposes Novel Path to Nuclear Deal With U.S. [93d]
• Family who lived through 1950s U.S. deportation effort reflects on current climate [93d]
• India disputes Trump’s claim that U.S. trade incentives led to ceasefire with Pakistan [93d]
• White House welcomes Afrikaners to the U.S., but drops protection for Afghan allies [93d]
• UnitedHealth Group, largest health insurer in U.S., withdraws financial outlook for 2025 [93d]
• Saudi Arabia Is Buying More U.S. Weapons. Why Defense Stocks Are Falling. [93d]
• How much you need to earn to be upper-middle class in every U.S. state [93d]
• Trump says U.S. will remove all sanctions on Syria [93d]
• U.S. Households Now Need 70% More Income To Buy A Home—Double Whammy Of Skyrocketing Prices And Rates Puts Homeownership Out Of Reach For Many [93d]
• 1 stock we just initiated and 3 others get nice bumps after Saudi's U.S. spending spree [93d]
• Tariffs Drive Honda to Move SUV Production from Canada to U.S. [93d]
• Cannes President Iris Knobloch on Female Directors Gaining Ground, Festival’s ‘Netflix Rule,’ Relationship with U.S. Industry and Trump’s Proposed Tariffs on Foreign Films [93d]
• How this coal company could help break U.S. dependence on China for rare earths [93d]
• Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR) Is “Mission Critical” for U.S. Defense, Well-Known Investor Says [93d]
• Trump to speak after White House announces $600 billion Saudi investment in U.S. [93d]
• Asset Manager VanEck Joins Tokenization Race With U.S. Treasury Fund Token [93d]
• U.S. Inflation Stable Ahead of Expected Jump From Tariffs [93d]
• U.S. CPI Rose Less Than Expected 0.2% in April; Annual Pace Slips to Four-Year Low [93d]
• Shein and Temu find temporary reprieve as U.S. relaxes tariffs [94d]
• Toyota reveals new name, upgraded tech for its sole U.S. EV [94d]
• French Champagne-makers wonder: Is it time to move on from the U.S. market? [94d]
• Funds Kept Shifting Out of U.S. Stocks as Rally Picked Up [94d]
• Pirates' Skenes to pitch for U.S. in 2026 WBC [94d]
• Honda, Nissan Expect to Be Hit Hard by U.S. Tariffs [94d]
• U.S. Money Supply Just Completed a Massive 3-Year Reset, and It Could Usher in a Big Change in the Stock Market [94d]
• Fewer people want to work in the U.S. [94d]
• How an Election Denier Became the U.S. Treasurer [94d]
• U.S. Could Lose $12.5 Billion In International Travel Spending This Year, Tourism Council Says [94d]
• Texas farmers struggle as Mexico and U.S. wrestle with water from the Rio Grande treaty [94d]
• First, relief. Then, a scramble to get stuff in after U.S. cuts China tariffs for now [94d]
• Global Investors Turn Cautious Ahead of U.S. Inflation Data, After Monday’s Rally [94d]
• Judge refuses to block IRS from sharing tax data to identify people illegally in U.S. [94d]
• Investment banks lift China growth outlook after surprise trade deal with U.S. [94d]
• The U.S. Army Is Finally Pivoting Toward Future Threats [94d]
• Germany Has a Long History of U.S. Investment. That May Be Changing. [94d]