The Brutalist Report

NPR

• 'He saved our lives.' A former US hostage reflects on Carter's legacy [109d]
• Lebanon chooses a new president after two years without one [109d]
• Powerful winds fueling the California wildfires are expected through Friday [109d]
• What it is Like to Live and Report in Gaza [109d]
• World Health Organization head on bond with Jimmy Carter: 'I consider him my mentor' [109d]
• PHOTOS: See the California wildfires' destructive force, in satellite images [109d]
• Photos: Los Angeles wildfires threaten lives, homes and cultural landmarks [109d]
• Billy Crystal, Paris Hilton, other celebrities share LA fire experiences, resources [109d]
• Former President Jimmy Carter: The 'Fresh Air' interviews (Part 2) [109d]
• Mail service is suspended, and trading floors are silent, in honor of Jimmy Carter [109d]
• Wildfires upend lives in Southern California. And, Jimmy Carter's state funeral [109d]
• Looking to have fun without alcohol? This guy has ideas that may help [109d]
• Fluoride analysis triggers renewed debate over what levels are safe for kids [110d]
• More fires erupt in Southern California and spread to the Hollywood Hills [110d]
• Imprisoned Belarus activist resurfaces after being incommunicado for over 700 days [110d]
• What's next for Canada? 5 questions will help decide the future after Trudeau [110d]
• A major winter storm will bring snow to the South. Here are tips from winter experts [110d]
• U.S. stock markets close to honor former President Jimmy Carter [110d]
• Here's what's behind Russia cutting off its last gas line to Europe [110d]
• All 5 living presidents expected to attend Jimmy Carter's National Cathedral funeral [110d]
• Special ed students benefit from being integrated at school. It doesn't always happen [110d]
• Japanese crime leader pleads guilty to conspiring to sell nuclear materials to Iran [110d]
• Justice Department accuses 6 major landlords of keeping rents high [110d]
• The NHL postpones a game and the Lakers coach evacuates his family amid LA fires [110d]