The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• First planned small nuclear reactor plant in the US has been canceled [785d]
• Dealmaster: Herman Miller chairs, AirPods, and more [785d]
• AirTags are the new go-to tool for cops after spike in car thefts [785d]
• Funeral home of horrors: Owners arrested after 190 rotting corpses found [785d]
• New York falls under a spectral “death chill” in Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire teaser [785d]
• Internet providers say the FCC should not investigate broadband prices [785d]
• Google argues iMessage should be regulated by the EU’s Digital Markets Act [785d]
• The courtesan who brought down a cult, and other unsung women of ancient Rome [785d]
• Steam might let you hide those embarrassing games in your profile soon [785d]
• Scientists show off the wide vision of Europe’s Euclid space telescope [785d]
• Highly invasive backdoor snuck into open source packages targets developers [785d]
• Americans may soon get warnings about ultra-processed foods: Report [785d]
• Epic lays out Google’s alleged “bribe and block” monopoly strategy in trial opening [785d]
• After luring customers with low prices, Amazon stuffs Fire TVs with ads [785d]
• Nature retracts a second high-temperature superconductor study [785d]
• If the next Starship makes it through staging, you can call that a win [785d]
• Consumer Finance Protection Bureau wants to regulate Venmo, Apple Cash like banks [785d]
• Daily Telescope: Lucy continues to surprise astronomers with its first flyby [785d]