The Brutalist Report

The New York Times

• The First Interview With Anna Sorokin Since Being Released From Jail [1338d]
• NFL, Players Union Agree to Change Concussion Protocol [1338d]
• More College Athletes are Trekking to Ironman [1338d]
• Hochul Outpaces Zeldin in Cash Race, but Super PACs Help His Cause [1338d]
• Animal Rights Activists Await Verdict in Smithfield Piglet Case [1338d]
• David Geffen Hall Reopens, Hoping Its $550 Million Renovation Worked [1338d]
• J.D. Vance’s First Attempt to Renew Ohio Crumbled Quickly [1338d]
• From Moscow to Tehran, A Crisis of Illiberalism [1338d]
• Their Loved Ones Died. Preserved Tattoos Offer a Way to Keep Them Close. [1338d]
• Many Canadians Can’t Afford Homes Despite Cooling Real Estate Market [1338d]
• The Purpose of Extra-Large Marshmallows? A U.K. Court Weighs In [1338d]
• Chelsea Manning: ‘I’m Still Bound to Secrecy’ [1338d]
• What Nobel Prize-Winner Annie Ernaux Understands About the Past [1338d]
• Russia Names a New General for the War in Ukraine [1339d]
• Nicolás Maduro Is President of Venezuela Whether the U.S. Likes It or Not [1339d]
• How a Still-Segregated Country Holds Us All Back [1339d]
• A Lost Friend on My Mind [1339d]
• A Cure for the Existential Crisis of Married Motherhood [1339d]
• The Brave Women Protesters in Iran Deserve More U.S. Support [1339d]
• ‘Happy Birthday, Mr. President’: Ukrainians Celebrate Bridge Blast With Memes. [1339d]
• The Crimea bridge explosion prompts calls for revenge from Russian hard-liners. [1339d]
• Donald Trump and Herschel Walker: The Unholy Alliance [1339d]
• Russia names a new commander for the war in Ukraine. [1339d]
• After Secret US Talks Fail, A Hidden War in Africa Rapidly Escalates [1339d]
• China’s Communist Party Congress: What It Means for Business [1339d]