The Brutalist Report

The Conversation

• The ‘average’ revolutionized scientific research, but overreliance on it has led to discrimination and injury [541d]
• Ben Shapiro’s hip-hop hypocrisy and white male grievance lands him on top of pop music charts for a brief moment [541d]
• Though CBS legend Edward R. Murrow is given credit, he wasn’t the first muckraking journalist to question Joseph McCarthy’s communist witch hunts [541d]
• Remembering the 1932 Ford Hunger March: Detroit park honors labor and environmental history [541d]
• My Malaysia ordeal shows how religion can fuse with populist nationalism to silence dissent [541d]
• The tools in a medieval Japanese healer’s toolkit: from fortunetelling and exorcism to herbal medicines [541d]
• Altitude sickness is typically mild but can sometimes turn very serious − a high-altitude medicine physician explains how to safely prepare [541d]
• Measles is one of the deadliest and most contagious infectious diseases – and one of the most easily preventable [541d]
• COVID-19 rapid tests still work against new variants – researchers keep ‘testing the tests,’ and they pass [541d]
• Is the United States overestimating China’s power? [541d]
• Texas fires: Burned rangeland can recover quickly, but cattle ranchers face struggles ahead to find and feed their herds [541d]
• Texas fires: Cattle ranchers face struggles ahead to find and feed their herds while burned grasslands recover [541d]
• Texas fires: With over 1 million acres of grassland burned, cattle ranchers face struggles ahead to find and feed their herds [541d]