The Brutalist Report

The New Yorker

• It’s Green Day’s World Now [1027d]
• Americans Are Finally Starting to Feel Better About the Economy [1027d]
• The Campaign Against D.E.I. [1027d]
• Daily Cartoon: Monday, January 22nd [1027d]
• Tony Hawk, Amateur Skater [1027d]
• Sofia Coppola’s Path to Filming Gilded Adolescence [1027d]
• When America First Dropped Acid [1027d]
• The Truth Is Out There, on an App [1027d]
• Chabad Headquarters or Henry VIII Residence? [1027d]
• The Architect of Our Divided Supreme Court [1027d]
• “Habibti Ghazal” [1027d]
• Avoiding the Evil Eye [1027d]
• Cartoons from the January 29, 2024, Issue [1027d]
• We’re Sorry to See You Go [1027d]
• Briefly Noted Book Reviews [1027d]
• How a Remedial Math Tool Ended Up at the Whitney [1027d]
• Rules for the Ruling Class [1027d]
• Roz Chast’s “Bird Bath” [1027d]
• The Mail [1027d]
• “Aerial View,” by Jericho Brown [1027d]
• Pramila Jayapal on Biden’s Fragile Coalition [1027d]
• How to Eat a Tire in a Year, by David Sedaris [1027d]
• “Poor Houdini,” by Anne Carson [1027d]
• The Twins Obsession [1027d]