The Brutalist Report

The New Yorker

• “Big George Foreman” Is Half a Terrific Boxing Bio-Pic [1095d]
• The Risky Gamble of Kevin McCarthy’s Debt-Ceiling Strategy [1095d]
• The Fall of Tucker Carlson, and the Making of Candace Owens [1095d]
• Daily Cartoon: Friday, April 28th [1095d]
• Florida’s Right Turn on Immigration [1095d]
• Magda Szabó and the Cost of Censorship [1095d]
• Productivity Hacks I Tried That Did Not Work [1095d]
• Putin Is All Tuckered Out [1095d]
• A Warm Look at Aging and Intergenerational Texting in “Auntie” [1095d]
• Tucker Carlson Enters Rehab After Texts Show Him Telling Truth [1095d]
• A Security Camera for the Planet [1096d]
• A Return to Extraordinary Lavishness, at Torrisi [1096d]
• The Greatest Independent Films of the Twentieth Century [1096d]
• The Sad Dads of the National [1096d]
• Nida Manzoor’s Complicated Muslim Women [1096d]
• The Heavenly Collections of Karl Lagerfeld [1096d]
• Is Your Dog Friendly? [1096d]
• A Natural-History Museum for a Post-Truth Age [1096d]
• The Week the Biden-Trump Rematch Got Real [1096d]