The Brutalist Report

NPR

• U.S. expels 12 Russian diplomats for allegedly 'engaging in espionage' [1499d]
• The ICC says it will open an investigation into alleged war crimes in Ukraine [1499d]
• Doctors' worst fears about the Texas abortion law are coming true [1499d]
• Toyota stops production in Japan after a cyberattack hits one of its suppliers [1499d]
• Ukraine wants to join the EU. Here's how that would work [1499d]
• How long COVID sheds light on other mysterious (and lonely) chronic illnesses [1499d]
• Some Russian performing artists are speaking out against Putin [1499d]
• Russia's central bank doubles a key interest rate as sanctions spark economic turmoil [1499d]
• After Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Jerusalem's Putin Pub is now just named Pub [1499d]
• A ticket stub from Jackie Robinson's majors debut sells for a record-breaking $480K [1499d]
• China is a Paralympics star, but its people with disabilities face high hurdles [1500d]
• Billions of people are in danger from climate change, U.N. report warns [1500d]
• Europe welcomes Ukrainian refugees but others, less so [1500d]
• What you need to know ahead of Biden's first State of the Union address [1500d]
• Supreme Court to hear a case that could limit the EPA's power to fight climate change [1500d]
• 1st trial of a U.S. Capitol riot defendant opens Monday in D.C. [1500d]
• Boycotts of Russian products and groups spread, but the effects may be limited [1500d]
• Facebook uncovers disinformation and hacking campaigns targeting Ukraine [1500d]
• Metropolitan Opera says it will sever ties with Putin-allied artists [1500d]
• Metropolitan Opera says it will sever ties with Putin-allied artists [1500d]
• Europe and the U.S. move to isolate Russia as Ukrainians hold off invaders [1500d]