The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Tributes pour in for former President Jimmy Carter after he enters hospice care [1161d]
• A Jeff Koons 'balloon dog' sculpture was knocked over and shattered in Miami [1161d]
• Richard Belzer, stand-up comic and TV detective, dies at 78 [1161d]
• Michigan State is set to resume classes following last week's mass shooting [1161d]
• Blinken tours Turkey's earthquake zone and pledges $100 million more in U.S. aid [1162d]
• UN talks to safeguard the world's marine biodiversity will pick back up this week [1162d]
• A Catholic bishop was found dead from a gunshot wound in California over the weekend [1162d]
• In 2022, Black farmers were persistently left behind from the USDA's loan system [1162d]
• 1 side owned slaves. The other side started Black History Month. How a family heals [1162d]
• A visit to Nikki Haley's hometown — where race 'still exists' [1162d]
• Andrew Lloyd Webber has written a new composition for Charles III's coronation [1162d]
• The U.S. and South Korea staged a joint air exercise after the North's missile launch [1162d]
• After a year of war in Ukraine, all signs point to more misery with no end in sight [1162d]
• A kid in Guatemala had a dream. Today she's a disease detective [1162d]
• 4 takeaways from this year's important Munich Security Conference [1162d]
• One couple's bedroom caved in during the earthquake. Here's how it saved their lives [1162d]
• A future NBA app feature lets fans virtually replace a player in a live game [1162d]
• An American submarine that went missing in World War II is found off of Japan's coast [1162d]
• Brittney Griner is headed back to the Phoenix Mercury, the AP reports [1162d]