The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Taking a ride on a freight train to cover migration to the U.S. [174d]
• Kurdish militant group PKK declares ceasefire after decades of conflict with Turkey [174d]
• Up to 3,000 more U.S. troops are ordered to the border with Mexico [174d]
• Legendary former NIH director retires from embattled agency [174d]
• Legendary former NIH director retires from embattled agency [174d]
• ICE is making more arrests, but critics say some claims don't add up [174d]
• European leaders renew support for Ukraine after Zelenskyy's stormy meeting with Trump [174d]
• Alabama governor commutes a death row inmate's sentence to life in prison [174d]
• Opinion: Remembering Gene Hackman [174d]
• These National Park workers say a Trump agency fired them illegally. A judge agrees [174d]
• Can Faith Kipyegon break four minutes in the mile? Scientists say yes. [174d]
• How to watch the Oscars on Sunday night [174d]
• Trump will address Congress. Why isn't this first speech called a State of the Union? [174d]
• Hamas rejects Israel's request to extend phase one of Gaza ceasefire [174d]
• In the federal court system, law clerks find little recourse for bullying and abuse [174d]
• DOGE's savings page fixed old mistakes — and added new ones [174d]
• Voice of America bias inquiry sparks concerns of political meddling [174d]
• Federal workers get a new email demanding their accomplishments [175d]
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Says She's Fighting President Trump's "Illusion of Power" [175d]
• Gene Hackman's pacemaker activity suggests he died several days before he was found [175d]