The Brutalist Report

The Guardian

• Hegseth says suspensions lifted for helicopter crews who hovered over Kid Rock home [18d]
• At least 29 dead after Russian military plane crashes in Crimea [18d]
• Romeo and Juliet review – overbearing directorial stamp is saved by dazzling cast [18d]
• The Voorhees law of traffic: when overtaken slow cars seem to always catch up at a red light [18d]
• Japan allows divorced couples to negotiate joint custody of children for first time [18d]
• Italy miss out on World Cup again after Bosnia and Herzegovina’s shootout triumph [18d]
• Nicolas Pépé strikes for Côte d’Ivoire to worsen Scotland’s World Cup worries [18d]
• Mitoma pounces as Japan beat England to give Tuchel World Cup headache [18d]
• Ex-FBI agents who worked on Trump cases sue agency and DoJ over firings [18d]
• Akturkoglu edges Turkey through to end Kosovo hopes of World Cup finals debut [18d]
• Sweden qualify for World Cup after Viktor Gyökeres hits late winner against Poland [18d]
• OpenAI, parent firm of ChatGPT, raises $122bn in new funding amid AI boom [18d]
• Chatter and fear about US military draft emerge as Trump’s Iran war drags on [19d]
• US judge orders Trump to halt $400m White House ballroom project [19d]
• Tennessee library director fired after refusing to move LGBTQ+-themed kids’ books to adult section [19d]
• Polish and Irish leaders condemn Hungarian foreign minister’s alleged links to Russia [19d]
• The Super Mario Galaxy Movie review – bland screensaver of a movie that’s actually worse than AI [19d]
• Tottenham Supporters’ Trust expresses ‘serious concerns’ over De Zerbi’s support for Greenwood [19d]
• The Guardian view on Israel’s death penalty: capital punishment is always wrong. This new law is doubly so | Editorial [19d]
• England v Japan: men’s international football friendly – live [19d]