The Brutalist Report

• The USWNT's Julie Ertz, a back to back World Cup champion, is retiring from soccer [845d]
• Top 15 destinations in the world to see beautiful fall foliage without the crowds [845d]
• Search underway after passenger on world's largest cruise ship goes overboard [845d]
• 2-time World Cup winner Julie Ertz retires from soccer, says representing US was 'the greatest honor' [845d]
• Workers of the world unite: classic films to celebrate Labor Day [845d]
• Workers of the world unite with these classic films for Labor Day [845d]
• Amazon is quietly building the most powerful advertising machine in the world [846d]
• A new AI-generated map of the world’s trees and renewable energy projects could help fight climate change [846d]
• Luis Rubiales: Focus on Jenni Hermoso kiss is 'disappointing', says Spain's World Cup-winning goalkeeper Catalina Coll [846d]
• Netherlands goalkeeper who was runner-up in 2 World Cup finals dies at age of 82 [846d]
• A college volleyball match broke a world record in women’s sports attendance [846d]
• Political scientists confront real world politics dealing with hotel workers strike [846d]
• New evidence suggests McDermitt Caldera may be among the largest known lithium reserves in the world [846d]
• India is one of the world's fastest-growing EV markets. This is why [846d]
• Nebraska volleyball sets world record with attendance: 'Women’s sports are a big deal here' [846d]
• The 7th century Library of Ashurbanipal is the oldest known library in the world [846d]
• The next front of China's economic war is out of this world [846d]
• Expanded BRICS Set To De-Dollarize The World, Control Global Energy Supply [846d]
• 176 world leaders and Nobel laureates urge Bangladesh to halt legal cases against Peace Prize winner [846d]
• 'Killer AI' is real. Here's how we stay safe, sane and strong in a brave new world [846d]
• Nebraska volleyball shatters world record for women's sporting event attendance [846d]