The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• A partnership between Jigsaw and this Kentucky city could be the future of civic engagement [451d]
• January was a terrible month for retail sales thanks. Blame the cold [451d]
• Treasury watchdog office is auditing DOGE’s access to federal government’s payment system [451d]
• National Park Service erases transgender references from Stonewall National Monument website [451d]
• This DARPA-backed startup banked $100 million for its energy-slashing analog chips [451d]
• Trump just drove a truck through Congress’s massive tariff loopholes [451d]
• Why leaders must slow down to speed up transformation [452d]
• TikTok and CapCut shoot right to the top of Apple’s App Store downloads as ByteDance returns to phones [452d]
• 5 reasons your boss is holding you back [452d]
• Local history buffs are turning to Facebook to share memories of bygone eras [452d]
• NASCAR 25, the new game from iRacing, will put Daytona 500 fans in the driver’s seat [452d]
• Elon Musk’s war on USAID is a war on reality [452d]
• Everything you need to know about Elon Musk’s DOGE staffers [452d]
• Hims & Hers markets itself in a very 2025 way: by picking a fight [452d]
• The true architect of ‘The Brutalist’ is production designer Judy Becker [452d]
• This is how you foolproof your performance review [452d]
• Trump wants to bring back incandescent light bulbs. Factories don’t even make them anymore [452d]
• Princeton neuroscientists studied how your brain decides to jaywalk. Their findings could help train cheaper LLMs [452d]
• This vibrating app makes you feel better just by putting your iPhone on your heart [452d]
• The Trump administration’s witch hunt for climate words is going to derail major infrastructure projects [452d]
• Nostalgic, buttery yellow is about to be everywhere [452d]
• Elon Musk’s DOGE team may need a crash course in COBOL [452d]
• Bring back the inspectors general Trump fired [452d]
• 5 warning signs it’s time to make a change to your executive team [452d]