The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Russia-Ukraine war: What happened today (June 15) [1513d]
• Meghan Stabile, promoter who united jazz and hip-hop, dead at 39 [1513d]
• White House pushes strategy to slow overdoses as street drugs grow more deadly [1513d]
• Yellowstone's northern half is unlikely to reopen this summer due to severe flooding [1513d]
• States are slow to make Juneteenth a paid holiday [1513d]
• Dr. Anthony Fauci tests positive for COVID-19, but is experiencing mild symptoms [1513d]
• Biden officials may change how the U.S. defines racial and ethnic groups by 2024 [1513d]
• The Fed delivers biggest interest rate hike in decades to combat surging inflation [1513d]
• Nearly 400 car crashes in 11 months involved automated tech, companies tell regulators [1513d]
• 'River of the Gods' captures the epic quest to find the source of the Nile [1513d]
• Florida's new abortion law violates religious freedom, a synagogue's lawsuit says [1513d]
• Buffalo gunman is charged with hate crimes in the attack that killed 10 Black people [1513d]
• EPA warns that even tiny amounts of chemicals found in drinking water pose risks [1513d]
• The WHO wants to give monkeypox a new name [1513d]
• Trumpism and election lies are spreading, plus 2 more takeaways from Tuesday's races [1513d]
• This company wants to pay you $2,000 to infest your home with cockroaches [1513d]
• After Colombia's election surprise, a populist TikTok star poses stiff competition [1513d]
• Opinion: From Kigoma to Kyiv, refugees everywhere deserve quality health care [1513d]
• Dana Remus made legal history in the White House. Now she's moving on [1513d]