The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Michigan Supreme Court rules abortion amendment should go to voters this November [1423d]
• Trump's social media company dealt another setback in road to stock market listing [1423d]
• Dept. of Justice appeals decision to grant special master in Mar-a-Lago search [1423d]
• Las Vegas police find a public official's DNA at the scene of a journalist's murder [1423d]
• Apple CEO Tim Cook's fix for those pesky green text bubbles? 'Buy your mom an iPhone' [1423d]
• Britain has long had a plan for after the queen died. Here's what happens next [1424d]
• These photos follow the life of Queen Elizabeth II — from childhood to the throne [1424d]
• Humans must limit warming to avoid climate tipping points, new study finds [1424d]
• Queen Elizabeth II dies at 96, surrounded by the royal family at Balmoral estate [1424d]
• Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-ruling monarch, has died [1424d]
• How YouTube became one of the planet's most influential media businesses [1424d]
• Some Wyoming Republicans want to limit the secretary of state after Trump's pick wins [1424d]
• A publisher abruptly recalled the "2,000 Mules" election denial book. NPR got a copy. [1424d]
• New York's subway now has a 'you do you' mask policy. It's getting a Bronx cheer [1424d]
• Police are investigating how the second suspect in the Canadian stabbings died [1424d]
• Bernard Shaw, longtime CNN anchor, has died at 82 [1424d]
• Queen Elizabeth II is under medical supervision as her doctors worry about her health [1424d]