The Brutalist Report

The New Yorker

• Why the Biden Administration Is Suing Apple and Investigating Big Grocers [644d]
• New York City Travel Posters Through the Decades [644d]
• Daily Cartoon: Monday, March 25th [644d]
• Casting Call! “January 6th: The Movie”! [644d]
• The Mail [645d]
• Signs You Should Give Up on a Book [645d]
• Robert Downey, Jr. (Fuel-Efficiently) Pimps His Rides [645d]
• Regina King (No Relation to M.L.K.!) Takes on Shirley Chisholm [645d]
• “Allah Have Mercy,” by Mohammed Naseehu Ali [645d]
• The Escher Quartet and Igor Levit Test Musical Limits [645d]
• What Have Fourteen Years of Conservative Rule Done to Britain? [645d]
• Briefly Noted Book Reviews [645d]
• Lila Neugebauer Interrogates the Ghosts of “Uncle Vanya” [645d]
• Adam Gopnik on Hitler’s Rise to Power [645d]
• “The Hymn,” by Marie Howe [645d]
• You Say You Want a Revolution. Do You Know What You Mean by That? [645d]
• “To You,” by Maxine Scates [645d]
• Bryan Stevenson Reclaims the Monument, in the Heart of the Deep South [645d]
• Mohammed Naseehu Ali on Life in Zongos [645d]
• A Dutch Architect’s Vision of Cities That Float on Water [645d]
• Mark Ulriksen’s “Standing Guard” [645d]
• Has Capitalism Been Replaced by “Technofeudalism”? [645d]
• The Face of Donald Trump’s Deceptively Savvy Media Strategy [645d]
• When New York Made Baseball and Baseball Made New York [645d]
• Mohammed Naseehu Ali Reads “Allah Have Mercy” [645d]