The Brutalist Report

NPR

• The USWNT's Julie Ertz, a back to back World Cup champion, is retiring from soccer [847d]
• Whatever happened to the case of 66 child deaths linked to cough syrup from India? [847d]
• Late night TV hosts team up for a new podcast amid the writers' strike [847d]
• From stage to screen: A concert film of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour heads to theaters [847d]
• Chile will search for 1,000+ victims of forced disappearance by Pinochet dictatorship [847d]
• Proud Boys leader Joseph Biggs sentenced to 17 years for Jan. 6 riot [847d]
• Justices Thomas, Alito file 2022 financial disclosure forms with new trips and gifts [847d]
• Trump pleads not guilty to Georgia election interference charges [847d]
• Saudi man sentenced to death for tweets in harshest verdict yet for online critics [847d]
• Hurricane Idalia's aftermath: South Carolina faces "life-threatening" flood risks [847d]
• Up First briefing: McConnell freezes again; Johannesburg fire, Idalia aftermath [848d]
• Political scientists confront real world politics dealing with hotel workers strike [848d]
• As U.S. COVID hospitalizations rise, some places are bringing mask mandates back [848d]
• Odesa beaches reopen, offering Ukrainians a respite from war [848d]
• 12 things student loan borrowers should know about the return to repayment [848d]
• Trump launched an ambitious effort to end HIV. House Republicans want to defund it [848d]
• She was convinced she didn't exist. This is how she tethered herself to reality [848d]
• Why Biden is now routinely taking the short stairs up to Air Force One [848d]
• A fatal Ohio crash has some asking why most school buses still don't have seat belts [848d]
• Fake 'sober homes' targeting Native Americans scam millions from taxpayers [848d]
• A building fire has killed dozens, many homeless, in Johannesburg, authorities say [848d]
• 5 million bees fall off a truck near Toronto and drivers are asked to close windows [848d]
• Idalia extends its destruction along the southeastern U.S. coastline [848d]