The Brutalist Report

NPR

• It's knockout time at the World Cup for the U.S. and Netherlands — only one moves on [1335d]
• U.S. men's success in the World Cup brings a windfall to the women's team [1335d]
• Previewing the World Cup's round of 16: Who's in, who's out and storylines to watch [1335d]
• A man who burned a cross to intimidate his Black neighbors pleads guilty to hate crime [1335d]
• A man has been charged with murdering Migos rapper Takeoff [1335d]
• Twitter's former safety chief warns Musk is moving fast and "breaking things" [1335d]
• With one dose, new drug may cure sleeping sickness. Could it also wipe it out? [1335d]
• London says no to a big Chinese Embassy, in a blow to Beijing ties [1335d]
• A rare recording of a musical by an 18-year-old Stephen Sondheim surfaces [1335d]
• Pentagon debuts its new stealth bomber, the B-21 Raider [1335d]
• How and why Pantone picked 'Viva Magenta' as its 2023 color of the year [1335d]
• Putin turns down Biden talks and defends Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy grid [1335d]
• Alex Jones files for bankruptcy following $1 billion Sandy Hook verdicts [1335d]
• Some rail workers say Biden "turned his back on us" in deal to avert rail strike [1335d]
• Climate change is making vulnerable countries more so [1336d]
• A new kind of climate refugee is emerging [1336d]
• What to know about the West's new efforts to slash Russia's oil revenue [1336d]