The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Delta and United are using this strategy to survive the overall slump in travel demand [11m]
• Meta-owned WhatsApp could be banned in Russia. Here’s why [1h]
• Are office dress codes still a thing? Gen Z doesn’t think so [1h]
• Netflix releases Q2 earnings showing a continued stretch of steady growth [1h]
• Trump’s bill cutting $9 billion in funding for public broadcasting and foreign aid gets final OK from House [2h]
• What is chronic venous insufficiency? Trump diagnosis puts the condition in the spotlight [2h]
• GrabAGun stock price declines after SPAC merger and listing on NYSE [2h]
• The AOL hacking tool that invented phishing and inspired a generation [3h]
• Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ has been canceled by CBS [3h]
• Krispy Kreme is selling a dozen donuts for 88 cents today. Here’s how you can get in on the deal [3h]
• What every manager should know about ADHD [3h]
• The simple pleasures of computing in 1995 [4h]
• How a legacy theater organization in Massachusetts is using a startup mentality to reinvent itself [4h]
• Internet regulation is entering its hall pass era [4h]
• Thanks to Congress and SCOTUS, the walls are closing in on student loan borrowers [4h]
• The most surprising workplace trends of 2025 (so far) [4h]
• New York City’s most iconic hotel just got a $2 billion glow-up [5h]
• How AI brain mapping can improve disease detection [5h]
• Your dog could save us from America’s most annoying invasive species [5h]
• What the Department of Homeland Security’s very specific taste in art says about our immigration policy [5h]
• Amazon’s emissions increased 6% as the company builds more data centers to power AI [6h]
• This purse that doubles as a speaker is the ultimate party trick [6h]
• How to avoid getting ambushed in a high-stakes meeting [6h]
• Farming and solar power complement each other in California’s Central Valley [6h]
• There is a bizarre red-state quest to prevent community air quality monitoring [6h]
• How the internet could be redesigned to promote collective care [7h]
• How to move past ‘mom guilt’ in a world that thrives on it [7h]
• AI and drones still need help from humans to find missing flood victims [7h]
• The 6 attachments sabotaging your work [9h]
• ‘She missed being outside on the pavement’: Cat owners are buying concrete slabs for their pets, thanks to TikTok [11h]
• Underserved students interested in STEM are often overlooked [15h]
• The next frontier for precision medicine: Pediatricians [16h]
• Africa’s solar and EV revolution is here [16h]
• Agentic AI can help nonprofits find new funding sources [17h]
• Can’t get a business loan? This new credit card might change that [19h]
• How to get funding in this economy: advice from an angel investor [19h]
• This new tax deduction in Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill lets people cash in on charitable donations up to $2,000. Here’s what to know [20h]
• OpenAI’s new ChatGPT agent reasons, researches, and runs its own computer [20h]
• Would you skip dinner to buy a backpack? 54% of parents say yes [22h]
• LCID stock price surges as new deal sets up Lucid Motors to take on Waymo and Tesla [22h]
• ‘Superman’ has sparked a viral ‘hopecore’ movement among Gen Z fans [22h]
• Meta is using tents to build its giant AI data centers [22h]
• U.S. auto safety agency to cut more than 25% of employees [22h]
• Trump’s World Liberty Financial crypto tokens approved for trading [23h]
• Nvidia’s power play: How Jensen Huang got Trump to rethink the China AI chip ban [23h]
• Recycling solar panels is complicated. An electrical engineer explains why [23h]