The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Recall issued for thousands of Skippy Peanut Butter cases due to steel fragments [1591d]
• Do-over union election at Amazon's Bessemer warehouse is too close to call [1591d]
• House passes bill to cap insulin prices [1592d]
• Food prices are going up — and at levels Americans haven't seen in decades [1592d]
• The Patagonia vest endures in San Francisco tech circles, despite ridicule [1592d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: What happened today (March 31) [1592d]
• Ukraine mayor says Russian soldiers who kidnapped him knew nothing about his country [1592d]
• Washington is the first state to create an alert system for missing Indigenous people [1592d]
• Citing race, a federal judge strikes down parts of a 2021 Florida election law [1592d]
• A container ship named Ever Forward has been stuck in the Chesapeake Bay for 18 days [1592d]
• Ukraine is inventing a new way to fight on the digital battlefield [1592d]
• Georgia's South Ossetia region might vote on joining Russia [1592d]
• From rom-com lead to action star, Bruce Willis leaves behind an expansive career [1592d]
• What to know about the U.S. emergency oil stash as Biden gears up to tap the reserves [1592d]
• On Transgender Day of Visibility, White House announces moves to expand trans rights [1592d]
• These kids' authors are telling the stories of trans youth. Book bans won't stop them [1592d]
• Americans have more confidence in Zelenskyy than Biden when it comes to world affairs [1592d]
• Biden will release more oil to fight high prices [1592d]
• Women are still missing in the music industry, especially behind the scenes [1592d]
• Ukrainians navigate a perilous route to safety out of besieged Mariupol [1592d]
• A secretive LA group has a new mission: paint untouched crosswalks [1592d]
• Fentanyl's lethal toll continues. Police seized nearly 10 million pills last year [1592d]