The Brutalist Report

NPR

Another booster? A vaccine for omicron? Here's what could be next for COVID vaccines [1462d]
Russia-Ukraine war: What happened today (April 4) [1462d]
Senators reach $10 billion deal on COVID funds [1462d]
Supreme Court makes it easier to sue the police for malicious prosecution [1462d]
U.S. ambassador to the U.N. calls for suspending Russia from the Human Rights Council [1462d]
A construction project caused damage to 100-million-year-old dinosaur tracks in Utah [1462d]
Pro-Putin leaders in Hungary and Serbia win reelection as Europe grapples with war [1462d]
It's not too late to stave off the climate crisis, U.N. report finds. Here's how [1462d]
Trevor Reed's family says he's back in a Russian prison hospital but not getting care [1462d]
Starbucks' longtime CEO is back again. This time, things are different [1462d]
Elon Musk just became Twitter's largest shareholder [1462d]
Efforts to ban books jumped an 'unprecedented' four-fold in 2021, ALA report says [1462d]
Manhunt for multiple shooters in Sacramento still underway [1462d]
Democrats are expected to advance SCOTUS nominee Ketanji Jackson Brown to floor vote [1463d]
A jury will decide if the Parkland gunman gets the death penalty [1463d]
A staffing crisis is causing a monthslong wait for Medicaid, and it could get worse [1463d]
Ex-finance minister wins runoff to be Costa Rica's president [1463d]
Louis C.K. crawls out of cancellation, wins a Grammy and triggers a backlash [1463d]
Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says she won't seek second term [1463d]
Jon Batiste and Silk Sonic take home major prizes at 2022 Grammys [1463d]
South Carolina beats UConn to win 2022 NCAA women's championship [1463d]
President Zelenskyy appears at Grammys in video from Kyiv bunker [1463d]