The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Power is back at Europe's largest nuclear plant. IAEA warns the situation can't last [1304d]
• Emily Sisson sets a record for an American woman at the Chicago Marathon [1304d]
• Putin calls the attack on a key bridge to Crimea a terrorist act [1304d]
• An act of sabotage shut down parts of Germany's rail system for hours this weekend [1304d]
• First, a bridge strategic to Russia was attacked — then came the Ukrainian memes [1304d]
• Ye takes to Twitter after Instagram restricts his account following antisemitic posts [1304d]
• Thousands of Russians continue to arrive in Turkey, fleeing conscription [1304d]
• Filipino police kill 3 inmates in jail rampage after ex-senator was held hostage [1305d]
• Hurricane Ian highlighted the vulnerabilities of older mobile homes [1305d]
• The White House is turning to TikTok stars to take its message to a younger audience [1305d]
• A parents' lawsuit accuses Amazon of selling suicide kits to teenagers [1305d]
• Election officials worry about potential poll worker interference this November [1305d]
• When your seatmate on the plane talks about the Fed, you know things aren't right [1305d]
• Russians step up strikes on Ukrainian town after bridge explosion [1305d]
• Iranian protesters hack State TV with images of supreme leader surrounded by flames [1305d]
• The NFL and players union agreed to an updated concussion protocol [1305d]
• Hurricane Julia brushes Colombia's San Andrés island and heads for Nicaragua [1305d]