The Brutalist Report

The New Yorker

• The Rapturous Romance and Desperate Tragedy of Elaine May’s “A New Leaf” [708d]
• Should We, and Can We, Put the Brakes on Artificial Intelligence? [708d]
• Ted Koppel on Covering—and Befriending—Henry Kissinger [708d]
• Daily Cartoon: Friday, June 2nd [708d]
• Questions That Are Key to the Electric Vehicle’s Future Success [709d]
• “Past Lives” and “Squaring the Circle,” Reviewed [709d]
• The Abortion Fight Has Voters Turning to Ballot Initiatives [709d]
• The Cat Lockdown That Divided a German Town [709d]
• Rooftop Films, a New York Mainstay [709d]
• A Family’s Journey to Acting and Acceptance in “Foreign Uncle” [709d]
• Zara Forest Grill Is Worth the Trip to Staten Island [709d]