The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Anchor Sage Steele is suing ESPN over free speech claims [1436d]
• Hollywood and tyrants: How filmmakers take on the powerful [1436d]
• Your dog is a good boy, but that's not necessarily because of its breed [1436d]
• Boston breaks ground on a Martin Luther King memorial of its own [1436d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: What happened today (April 28) [1436d]
• California is investigating Big Oil for allegedly misleading the public on recycling [1436d]
• Former U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams calls for masking 'compassion' [1436d]
• What a U.N. team has seen while documenting possible war crimes in Ukraine [1436d]
• How social-emotional learning became a target for Ron DeSantis and conservatives [1436d]
• The FDA is proposing a ban on menthol cigarettes [1436d]
• Canada's House backs a motion recognizing Russia's actions in Ukraine as genocide [1436d]
• Disney says Florida would have to pay nearly $1 billion to dissolve special district [1436d]
• University of California will waive tuition and fees for many Native American students [1436d]
• Biden asks Congress for $33 billion in aid for Ukraine as war drags on [1436d]
• Not even water? And other things not to say to your Muslim friends during Ramadan [1436d]
• Moderna asks FDA to authorize first COVID-19 vaccine for very young children [1436d]
• LeVar Burton will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award at the new children's Emmys [1436d]
• Albuquerque police release footage of a school bus crash [1436d]
• He's running to be Colombia's 1st left-wing president. Here's what he plans to do [1436d]
• Sen. Orrin Hatch's legacy tracks the GOP's evolution on health [1436d]
• Two Democratic progressives plot new ways to fight back against Republican gains [1436d]
• DHS Secretary Mayorkas faces a partisan divide over Title 42 in Capitol Hill hearings [1436d]
• What Russia cutting off energy to Poland and Bulgaria means for the world [1436d]
• The masks, the CDC and the judge — a battle brewing since 1944 [1436d]
• Why this economy may be sturdier than it looks [1436d]
• Employees at a Starbucks store in Minnesota become the first in the state to unionize [1436d]
• A political reckoning in Sri Lanka as economic crisis grows [1436d]
• A version of Dorothy's dress from 'Oz' goes up for sale [1436d]
• Facebook shrugs off fears it's losing users [1437d]
• Drought triggers water restrictions for 6 million Southern California residents [1437d]