The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Kamala Harris is live from New York on "Saturday Night Live" [22d]
• Trump and Harris make last-minute stops in North Carolina [22d]
• Citing the pandemic, TGI Fridays files for bankruptcy [23d]
• Satellite images show the devastation from Spain's deadly floods [23d]
• U.K. Conservatives pick Kemi Badenoch as their party's new leader [23d]
• Chef Edward Lee reflects on 'Culinary Class Wars', identity and his next chapter [23d]
• Iran's supreme leader threatens Israel, U.S. with 'crushing response' to Israeli attack [23d]
• An influencer thought someone dropping off ballots was ‘suspect.’ It was the postman [23d]
• Sikhs march across California urging protections against threats from India on U.S. soil [23d]
• At a historic cemetery in the South, a Dia de los Muertos festival takes root [23d]
• Opinion: Don't get 'river-crabbed!' How China's cracking down on punny dissent [23d]
• As ACA sign ups start, more Americans have health insurance than ever. Will it last? [23d]
• Women sharing personal stories about abortion bans have become a political force [23d]
• Susan B. Anthony broke the law by voting in 1872. In 2024, women honor her courage [23d]
• We talked politics at the North Carolina state fair — and learned 3 key things [23d]
• The election in Georgia is tight. Meet 5 groups of voters who will shape the outcome [23d]
• On Arizona's campaign trail, there are 22 tribal lands. He set out to visit them all [23d]
• Hundreds are dead in Spain's floods. Scientists see a connection to climate change [23d]
• I went on the new White House tour. This is what you can now see [23d]
• Broadway stars campaign to get out the vote [23d]