The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Fans are camping out ahead of the queen's funeral, braving the crowds and the chaos [1022d]
• Hurricane Fiona is moving over Puerto Rico, which has lost all of its electricity [1022d]
• A North Carolina trial could change jury selection in death penalty trials [1022d]
• Share with us an issue your community supports but is blocked by political gridlock [1022d]
• Rep. Jackie Walorski's driver was at fault in the fatal crash, police say [1022d]
• Virginia has moved to restrict the rights of trans students in its public schools [1022d]
• PHOTOS: The moms (and dads) of Ivory Coast are falling in love with kangaroo care [1022d]
• A London park blooms with flowers, stuffed animals and handwritten notes to the queen [1022d]
• All of Queen Elizabeth II's grandchildren hold a silent vigil by her coffin [1022d]
• Three people were killed after two small planes collided in the sky near Denver [1022d]
• Flying migrants to Massachusetts was political, critics say. But was it legal? [1022d]
• People are mourning Queen Elizabeth — and buying lots of commemorative merchandise [1022d]
• All of Puerto Rico is without electricity as Hurricane Fiona moves closer [1022d]
• 2,000 guests are due to attend Queen Elizabeth's funeral at Westminster Abbey [1022d]
• Strong Taiwan earthquake traps people and derails a train [1022d]
• Why Black characters in 'Rings of Power' and 'Little Mermaid' make fantasy better [1023d]
• The allure of Hollywood comes to life through the residents of the St. Francis Hotel [1023d]
• Pelosi and other US lawmakers visit Armenia as cease-fire holds [1023d]
• Powerful typhoon pounds southern Japan, with thousands evacuated [1023d]
• Thousands have been evacuated as a powerful typhoon hits southern Japan [1023d]
• In the line to see Queen Elizabeth II, mourners make history and friends [1023d]