The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Elon Musk saved $143 million by reporting Twitter stake late, shareholder suit claims [1579d]
• Biden appeared to accuse Putin of committing a 'genocide' in Ukraine [1579d]
• Credit firm TransUnion used deceptive marketing and 'dark patterns,' lawsuit alleges [1579d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: What happened today (April 12) [1579d]
• Ukrainian Holocaust survivors flee war again — this time to Germany [1579d]
• 3 things to know as Russia heads to a historic debt default [1579d]
• Comedian Gilbert Gottfried has died [1579d]
• South Dakota's attorney general is impeached over a fatal crash [1579d]
• U.S. calls for the immediate release of a vocal Kremlin critic detained in Moscow [1579d]
• Report: Over 50 gig workers killed on the job, but families are footing the bills [1579d]
• A dictator's son runs for Philippines president in a bid to revive his family's power [1579d]
• Teen drug overdose deaths rose sharply in 2020, driven by fentanyl-laced pills [1579d]
• 'Pandemic, Inc.' author says financial predators made more than $1 billion off COVID [1579d]
• An expert says it may be hard, but not impossible, to prove genocide in Ukraine [1579d]
• Holocaust museums in 4 countries condemn Russia's actions in Ukraine as war crimes [1579d]
• Zelenskyy accuses Russians of leaving thousands of land mines in the Kyiv area [1579d]
• Florida lawmakers let DeSantis draw a congressional map after he vetoed the last one [1579d]
• Multiple people were shot at a NYC subway station, and undetonated devices were found [1579d]
• Multiple people were shot at a NYC subway station [1579d]
• British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will be fined over COVID lockdown parties [1579d]
• Sri Lanka is suspending payments on its foreign debt as its economic crisis worsens [1579d]
• A report on violence against kids with disabilities is sobering — if not surprising [1579d]
• How much energy powers a good life? Less than you're using, says a new report [1579d]