The Brutalist Report

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• PHOTOS: In this nomadic tribe in Iran, the women persevere despite hardships [1306d]
• Uvalde school district suspends its police department as shooting probe report nears [1306d]
• Jan. 6 detainees say a D.C. jail is so awful that they'd like a transfer to Guantanamo [1306d]
• The iconic Easter Island statues have been damaged in a fire, authorities say [1306d]
• Picking a good health insurance plan can be confusing. Here's what to keep in mind [1306d]
• Revisiting San Juan Hill, the neighborhood destroyed to make way for Lincoln Center [1306d]
• Ukrainians are miffed to share the Peace Prize with Russian and Belarusian winners [1306d]
• False calls about active school shooters are rising. Behind them is a strange pattern [1307d]
• 9 more ways to show your friends you love them, recommended by NPR listeners [1307d]
• Philadelphia apologizes for experiments on Black inmates [1307d]
• The Nobel Peace Prize winners are rights advocates in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus [1307d]
• Here's what Elon Musk will likely do with Twitter if he buys it [1307d]
• Early signs a new U.S. COVID surge could be on its way [1307d]
• After hot summer, September jobs report could signal a cooling trend [1307d]
• Barnard College will offer abortion pills for students [1307d]
• Americans are becoming less productive, and that's a risk to the economy [1307d]
• Hand-counting ballots may sound nice. It's actually less accurate and more expensive [1307d]
• Stripped to the bones: Why a new NYC concert hall sounds so much better [1307d]
• COMIC: How foraging restored my relationship with food [1307d]
• A U.S. special envoy responds to Iran on nuclear talks, protests over a woman's death [1307d]
• Why childbirth is so dangerous for many young teens [1307d]
• Trial opens for the case that ignited Australia's #MeToo movement [1307d]
• In Thailand, mourning for the children and others slain by an ex-police officer [1307d]
• 2 are dead and 6 are injured in stabbings along the Las Vegas Strip, police say [1307d]