The Brutalist Report

NPR

• U.S. Education Dept. unites conservative groups to create 'patriotic' civics content [1h]
• At least 2 seriously hurt in Pennsylvania shooting involving police [5h]
• Ben & Jerry's co-founder Jerry Greenfield resigns over dispute with owner Unilever [6h]
• White House moves to scrub national park sites of negative history [6h]
• Vitamin B3 can help protect against skin cancer. Here's who may benefit [7h]
• Is GB News the Fox News of the U.K.? [7h]
• Russia gives Ukrainian kids military training and reeducation, Yale researchers find [8h]
• The Justice Department sues Maine and Oregon, ratcheting up demands for voter data [9h]
• How Charlie Kirk became a leader of the conservative youth movement [11h]
• Ousted CDC director testifies on why she was fired [11h]
• Tennessee's governor welcomed the National Guard. Illinois' JB Pritzker is a hard no. [11h]
• Greetings from American University of Beirut, where more than 1,000 cats roam [14h]
• Kirk's alleged shooter faces death penalty. And, Pritzker concerned for 2026 elections [16h]
• Most American Jews say Trump is using antisemitism as an 'excuse' to silence free speech at universities [16h]
• Suspect in UK toddler disappearance is released after serving time in unrelated case [18h]
• What to know about zarfs, the fanciest way to drink coffee [18h]
• After a wave of horrific shootings, gun violence trends put recent attacks in context [18h]
• When her car ran out of gas, help came from a homeless encampment [18h]
• Facing Trump's pressure, the Fed is likely to cut rates for the first time this year [18h]
• Beyond 'draining the swamp': How Trump is knocking down checks on presidential power [18h]
• Horse-drawn carriages and a royal salute for Trump's unprecedented second state visit [18h]
• NPR to trim $5 million this year as public radio stations struggle to pay bills [23h]