The Brutalist Report

NPR

With record-breaking heat, zoos are finding ways to keep their animals cool [1239d]
Anne Heche's reported hospitalization after a car crash divides social media [1239d]
President Biden has tested negative for COVID again but will remain in isolation [1239d]
Flash floods turn Death Valley muddy, stranding hundreds of visitors [1239d]
A blaze kills a firefighter's 10 relatives, 3 of them children [1240d]
Opinion: Vin Scully voiced baseball's history [1240d]
Gas prices are finally dropping. Here are 4 things to know [1240d]
In the 'gray zone' outside Kherson, Ukraine's soldiers pay a terrible price [1240d]
Israel and Gaza militants exchange fire after deadly strikes [1240d]
Congress is about to act on drug price reform. Here's what you need to know [1240d]
Democrats could be on the brink of success as the Senate takes a up a hard-fought bill [1240d]
In Kansas and Arizona, voters defy expectations to chart their own course [1240d]
What a decade of Curiosity has taught us about life on Mars [1240d]
At CPAC, some Trump supporters aren't totally in love with the idea of a 2024 run [1240d]
An ex-Marine details the chaotic exit from Afghanistan — and how we should mark it [1240d]
How colleges are preparing for a new public health threat: monkeypox [1240d]
Steve's heart stopped five times. Quick thinking by his wife helped saved his life [1240d]
How Alex Jones helped mainstream conspiracy theories into American life [1240d]
Indiana becomes 1st state to approve abortion ban post Roe [1240d]
GOP Rep. Dan Newhouse, who voted to impeach Trump, advances in Wash. primary [1240d]