The Brutalist Report

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DOJ hires immigration judges after months of layoffs [2d]
Pakistan bans hard-line Islamist party known for its fierce anti-blasphemy stance [2d]
U.S. imposes sanctions on Colombia's president and family over drug trade allegations [2d]
Coffee-driven deforestation is making it harder to grow coffee, watchdog group says [2d]
It's been a rollercoaster few years for Six Flags. Can Travis Kelce help? [2d]
The federal government is still shut down. Here's what that means across the country [2d]
Some viruses can play a deadly game of hide and seek [2d]
Argentina's President Milei faces a political reckoning in midterm elections [2d]
What killed Napoleon's army? Scientists find clues in DNA from fallen soldiers' teeth [2d]
Boston bar stirs outrage with its mobster mugshots as decor [2d]
Inflation rose less than expected in September, the U.S. belatedly reports [2d]
Federal workers go without pay today. And, NBA stars arrested for illegal gambling [2d]
Boo to spooky chocolate prices! It's the year of chewy, fruity Halloween treats [2d]
It's supposed to be payday for many federal workers. Instead, they're getting nothing [2d]
No historic museums were harmed in the making of this quiz. Can you score 11? [2d]
Here's what experts say 'A House of Dynamite' gets wrong (and right) about nuclear war [2d]
Not sure how to support a friend with cancer? Survivors have advice [2d]
As strikes on alleged drug boats grow, so do questions about their legality and goal [2d]
An enduring love born amidst early Alzheimer's [2d]
Trump says he's ending trade talks with Canada over TV ads [3d]
Trump administration finalizes plan to open pristine Alaska wildlife refuge to oil and gas drilling [3d]
A frog, a lobster and a unicorn walked into a No Kings protest [3d]
'Uncharted territory': Ongoing shutdown threatens food aid for 42 million people [3d]