The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Colorado police officers and paramedics plead not guilty in Elijah McClain death case [1193d]
• Ex-convict who abused his daughter's college roommates gets 60 years in prison [1193d]
• At the first March for Life post-Roe, anti-abortion activists say fight isn't over [1193d]
• Friday at the beach in Mogadishu: Optimism shines through despite Somalia's woes [1193d]
• A judge fines Trump and his lawyer for a 'frivolous' suit against his political foes [1193d]
• Nearly 6-pound 'Toadzilla' found in Australia breaks the record for largest toad [1193d]
• A Romanian judge approves a 30-day extension of Andrew Tate's detention [1193d]
• U.S., NATO countries announce massive weapons package for Ukraine [1193d]
• 'How to Sell a Haunted House' is campy and tense, dark but also deep [1193d]
• A full guide to the sexual misconduct allegations against YouTuber Andrew Callaghan [1193d]
• Germany is facing growing pressure to send Leopard tanks to Ukraine [1193d]
• Google is cutting 12,000 jobs, as tech industry layoffs widen [1193d]
• Actor Brandon Lee was killed by a prop gun, years before the 'Rust' shooting death [1194d]
• An Arizona official has a plan to speed up election results. Not everyone is on board [1194d]
• A rocky past haunts the mysterious company behind the Lensa AI photo app [1194d]
• Early jockeying for Senate seats foreshadows competitive 2024 elections [1194d]
• At buzzy health care business conference, investors fear the bubble will burst [1194d]
• T-Mobile says data on 37 million customers was stolen [1194d]
• FAA contractors deleted files — and inadvertently grounded thousands of flights [1194d]
• A sailor has been rescued after being adrift in Caribbean for 24 days [1194d]
• Biden says he has 'no regrets' on how he's handled classified documents discovery [1194d]
• A San Francisco business owner is arrested after spraying homeless woman with a hose [1194d]