The Brutalist Report

NPR

• A ball went out of bounds. The shove that followed has divided NBA fans [1076d]
• The 2020 census may have missed a big share of noncitizens, the bureau estimates [1076d]
• The COVID public health emergency ends this week. Here's what's changing [1076d]
• Here are the winners of the 2023 Pulitzer Prizes [1077d]
• The Brownsville driver who hit a crowd of asylum-seekers is charged with manslaughter [1077d]
• 'The Last Honest Man' profiles the senator who exposed the CIA's crimes and cover-ups [1077d]
• Closing arguments start for E. Jean Carroll's claims against Trump [1077d]
• Biden wants airlines to pay passengers whose flights are hit by preventable delays [1077d]
• Latest on Ukraine: Russia marks WWII Victory Day, as Ukraine war rolls on (May 8) [1077d]
• 'Red Memory' aims to profile people shaped by China's Cultural Revolution [1077d]
• The fantastical art of Wangechi Mutu: from plant people to a 31-foot snake [1077d]
• The U.S. must deal with debt ceiling and growing debt level, Rep. Johnson says [1077d]
• Yellen warns of 'calamity' unless Congress raises the debt limit. What's the holdup? [1077d]
• Vida Blue, who won 3 World Series in a row with the Oakland Athletics, dies at 73 [1077d]
• He helped craft the 'bounty hunter' abortion law in Texas. He's just getting started [1077d]
• People are trying to claim real videos are deepfakes. The courts are not amused [1077d]
• In a Baltimore basement, a jazz detective strikes gold [1077d]
• Cyberattacks on health care are increasing. Inside one hospital's fight to recover [1077d]
• Leaders from Japan and South Korea vow better ties following summit [1077d]
• Dozens are reported dead from a fire deep in a gold mine in Peru [1077d]
• 76ers player James Harden invited a Michigan State shooting victim to a playoff game [1077d]
• Out-of-control wildfires cause evacuations in western Canada [1077d]