The Brutalist Report

The New York Times

• Letter From Europe: We Still Don’t Know How the Ukraine War Ends [1357d]
• Donors Worry About a Cash Crunch for Voter Registration Groups [1357d]
• Jasmine Guillory Finds Her Happily-Ever-After as a Romance Writer [1357d]
• Russia’s Invasion Shadows U.N. Assembly Amid ‘Colossal Global Dysfunction’ [1357d]
• Your Tuesday Evening Briefing [1357d]
• Health Panel Recommends Anxiety Screening for All Adults Under 65 [1357d]
• The Ukrainian Frontline Town of Siversk Is Cut Off From the World [1357d]
• When Should I Get the New Bivalent Booster? [1357d]
• Dates With a Book, Meals for Roller Skaters and More Reader Requests [1357d]
• Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Return to Center Stage. Their Own. [1357d]
• War and Griner’s Arrest Don’t Deter U.S. Men From Russian Basketball [1357d]
• Prime Minister Liz Truss Pivots From Queen’s Funeral to U.K.’s Crises [1357d]
• U.S. Shores Up Ukraine Aid as Energy Crisis in Europe Looms [1357d]
• Our Favorite Simple Recipes With 7 Ingredients or Fewer [1357d]
• Turkey’s president cast himself as a mediator after pushing Putin to return Ukrainian territory. [1357d]
• Trump’s Lawyers Skirt Question of Declassification in Documents Case [1357d]
• Book Review: ‘Bold Ventures,’ by Charlotte Van den Broeck [1357d]
• In ‘Reboot,’ Everything Old Is New, to Streaming [1357d]
• Do Antidepressants Work for Severe PMS? [1357d]
• N.Y.C. Ends Private Employer Vaccine Mandate [1357d]
• N.Y.C. Subway System to Install Security Cameras in Train Cars [1357d]
• Will Cheri Beasley’s North Carolina Senate Race Break Democratic Hearts Again? [1357d]
• Indictments Accuse 44 in Minnesota of Brazen Pandemic Aid Fraud [1357d]
• Lots of Food Gets Tossed. These Food-Waste Apps Let You Buy It, Cheap. [1357d]
• Their Dad Was Like a Brother. Now Pacman Jones Is Family. [1357d]
• Mental Health in America: The Politics of ‘Insight’ [1357d]
• In Istanbul’s Private Retreats of the Sultans, Time Stands Still [1357d]
• For New Yorkers, 6 p.m. Is the New 8 p.m. [1357d]