The Brutalist Report

NPR

• FDA limits Johnson & Johnson's COVID vaccine to some people due to blood clot risk [1555d]
• Nearly half of LGBTQ youth seriously considered suicide, survey finds [1555d]
• 3 people were killed in a stabbing attack near Tel Aviv [1555d]
• What's a good word for the welcome given to Ukrainian refugees in Europe? 'Generous' [1555d]
• Boeing is moving its headquarters from Chicago to the Washington, D.C., area [1555d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: What happened today (May 5) [1555d]
• More than 2,200 dams are in poor condition, posing danger to communities [1555d]
• Karine Jean-Pierre will become the 1st Black White House press secretary [1555d]
• How a massive steel plant became the center of Ukraine's resistance in Mariupol [1555d]
• In the battle over books, Nashville library's response? 'I read banned books' cards [1555d]
• A popular program for teaching kids to read just took another hit to its credibility [1555d]
• The Dow Jones tumbles over 1,100 points as fears about the economy intensify [1555d]
• Journalist says Britain has become a safe deposit box for oligarchs' ill-gotten gains [1555d]
• Removing federal abortion-rights protections may spark new legal fights between states [1555d]
• Governments have undercounted the COVID-19 death toll by millions, the WHO says [1555d]
• Stacey Abrams is asking people to donate to abortion funds, not just her campaign [1555d]
• Here's why Democrats are making the abortion debate about more than abortion [1555d]
• The rapper Kidd Creole is sentenced to 16 years over a fatal stabbing [1555d]
• Could overturning Roe v. Wade have implications beyond abortion? [1555d]
• Olivia Rodrigo voices support for abortion rights onstage during her concert in D.C. [1555d]
• World Food Prize goes to former farmer who answers climate change question: 'So what?' [1555d]
• How the reversal of Roe v. Wade could impact the transgender community [1555d]
• Lawsuit says a Black patient bled to death because of a hospital's culture of racism [1555d]