The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Parts of the moon have stable temperatures fit for humans, researchers find [1247d]
• Biden tests positive for COVID again [1247d]
• At least 25 people have died in Kentucky's floods, governor says [1247d]
• Artist Tunde Olaniran's 'Made a Universe' opens a portal at a Detroit museum [1247d]
• China announces military exercises as Pelosi's possible trip to Taiwan looms [1247d]
• What does age-appropriate, comprehensive sex ed actually look like? [1247d]
• In the first vote of its kind in years, the House wants to revive ban on certain guns [1247d]
• Check your Mega Millions ticket! Somebody won the $1.28 billion jackpot [1247d]
• In the Russia-Ukraine war, drones are one of the most powerful weapons [1247d]
• Pope says he'll slow down or retire: 'You can change a pope' [1247d]
• Getting monkeypox treatment is easier, but still daunting and confusing [1247d]
• As interest rates rise, the 'American dream' of homeownership fades for some [1247d]
• A teenager's 'I Voted' sticker design hits a nerve, and now everyone wants one [1247d]
• Professional landscapers are reluctant to plug into electric mowers due to cost [1247d]
• Jan. 6 hearings chip away at Trump's hold on GOP, as 2024 hopefuls circle [1247d]
• States look to regulate weed alternatives like delta-8 as sales explode [1247d]
• Russia and Ukraine trade blame for a deadly attack on a POW prison [1247d]
• Alex Jones' media company files for bankruptcy during defamation damages trial [1248d]
• The pope visited Nunavut for the final apology of his Canadian tour [1248d]