The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Cities across the world ring in the new year [1214d]
• Buccaneers quarterback Blaine Gabbert helps rescue a family from a helicopter crash [1214d]
• Why retired pope Benedict's funeral will be so unusual [1214d]
• Argentines have tattoo fever following World Cup triumph [1214d]
• Mega Millions jackpot hits $785 million in time for the first drawing of 2023 [1214d]
• Russian launches a wave of missiles at Ukraine in a massive New Year's Eve air attack [1214d]
• He lost his legs fighting for Ukraine. But this story is about love through adversity [1214d]
• The future of migrants in El Paso remains uncertain as border restrictions continue [1214d]
• Is there mercury in the fish we eat? Amazonians tap WhatsApp to find out [1214d]
• Burst pipes in Jackson, Mississippi, are just the latest of the city's water woes [1215d]
• In Afghanistan, coal mining relies on the labor of children [1215d]
• These were the top political stories of 2022 [1215d]
• War against Ukraine has left Russia isolated and struggling — with more tumult ahead [1215d]
• Retired Pope Benedict XVI dies at 95 [1215d]
• Ian Tyson, half of the folk duo Ian & Sylvia, has died at age 89 [1215d]
• A series of storms are forecast for California that could bring flooding [1215d]
• North Korea fires 3 missiles amid tensions over drone flights [1215d]
• An Arizona court rules abortion doctors can't be prosecuted under pre-statehood law [1215d]
• Trailblazing journalist Barbara Walters has died at 93 [1215d]