The Brutalist Report

The New York Times

Kennedy Worked With Scandal P.R. Firm While Seeking Cabinet Nomination [12d]
N.I.H. Reinstates Employee Put on Leave After Criticizing Trump Research Cuts [12d]
A Night of Civil Discourse Turns to Confrontation at Cornell [12d]
Eric Swalwell Was Proficient in Social Media. So Were His Accusers. [13d]
U.S. to Withdraw 5,000 Troops From Germany, Pentagon Says [13d]
Federal Appeals Court Temporarily Halts Abortion Pills by Mail [13d]
Trump Tells Congress Why He Doesn’t Need Its Authorization for the Iran War [13d]
Tennessee Legislators Are Summoned to Redraw State’s House Map [13d]
Trump Says He’s ‘Not Satisfied’ With Iran’s Latest Proposal [13d]
Gov. Jeff Landry Signs Law Blocking Ex-Prisoner Calvin Duncan From Taking Office [13d]
On May Day Cuba’s Communist Leaders Deliver a Defiant Tone to the U.S. [13d]
Fact-Checking Claims on Political Violence After Latest Trump Assassination Attempt [13d]
Bard College’s President, Leon Botstein, Will Retire After Epstein Revelations [13d]
Human Remains Found in Tampa Bay Are Identified as Missing Grad Student [13d]
Alabama Governor Calls Special Session to Adopt New House Maps [13d]
Secret Service Avoids Hearings for Now on Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting [13d]
Voters Sue Over Louisiana Governor’s Move to Delay Primary [13d]
May Day Protests Pushing for Worker Protections Expected Across the U.S. [13d]
U.S. Indictment of Sinaloa’s Governor Is a Reckoning for Residents of the Mexican State [13d]
He Signed Away His Right to Sue by Subscribing to Disney+ [13d]
Israel Said to Have Helped Defend Emirates in Iran War With Iron Dome [13d]
Trump ‘Not Satisfied’ With Iran’s Proposal on Ending War [13d]
As Iran War Reaches 60-Day Mark, Republicans in Congress Grow Impatient With Trump [13d]
Trump Threatens Higher Tariffs on European Cars [13d]
Myanmar’s Junta Claims ‘Benevolence’ for Aung San Suu Kyi. It Still Rules Cruelly. [13d]
FEMA Disaster Aid is Flowing Slowly In Trump’s Second Term [13d]
Authorities Release Video of Gunman in White House Correspondents’ Dinner Attack [13d]
Spirit Airlines May Be Shutting Down. Here’s What to Do if You’re Scheduled to Fly. [13d]
How Running Shoes Have Evolved, From Ancient Greece to a Record-Breaking Marathon Time [13d]
F.D.A. Grants Early Access to Promising Drug for Pancreatic Cancer [13d]
This Is What’s Behind Trump’s Relentlessness [13d]
Jury Convicts Florida Ex-Rep. David Rivera in Conspiracy Trial [13d]
With ‘The Devil Wears Prada 2’ and the Met Gala, Fashion Fans May Get Déjà Vu [13d]
Spirit Airlines Prepares to Shut Down [13d]
Florida Redistricts in Republicans’ Favor [13d]
Trump Administration Pushes Forward With Tariffs Based on Forced Labor Laws [13d]
Oil Cools Slightly After a 4-Year High [13d]
Small Plane Crashes in Texas, Killing 5 [13d]
Profound Autism Is Difficult Enough Without This Debunked Method [13d]
Maryland Is First to Ban A.I.-Driven Price Increases in Grocery Stores [13d]
In the Oregon Governor’s Primary, Voters Choose the Future of the Republican Party [13d]
Stocks and Oil Prices Sent Conflicting Signals in April Amid Havoc of Iran War [13d]
Trump’s Tariff Reversal Reopens a Major Market for Scotch Whisky [13d]
In Permissive Amsterdam, Ads for Fossil Fuels or Meat Are Now Verboden [13d]
Can the Costume Institute Survive Without the Met Gala? [13d]
Pentagon Makes Deals With A.I. Companies to Expand Classified Work [13d]
Fed Officials Cite Inflation Concerns in Defending Dissents [13d]
The Voting Rights Act [13d]
Beyoncé’s Best Met Gala Looks as She Returns to the Event After 10 Years [13d]
The 60-Day Deadline for the War in Iran, and an End to the D.H.S. Shutdown [13d]
What the End of Saudi Arabia’s Big-Spending Era Means for the Kingdom and Beyond [13d]
As Israel Entrenches, Frustration With Hezbollah Turns to Support [13d]
Why Mayor Mamdani Didn’t Roll Out the Red Carpet for the Royals [13d]
What to Know About the Maine Senate Race After Janet Mills Drops Out [13d]
Billionaire Chris Larsen Plans to Spend $3.5 Million in NY House Race Amid Midterm Clash Over A.I. [13d]
As Iranians Face War, There’s Still Solace in a Cafe [13d]
The World’s Central Banks Are Wrestling With a Gigantic Problem [13d]
What We Know About New York’s Proposed Tax Increases [13d]
As Kentucky Derby Becomes a Bigger Business, Locals Feel Left Behind [13d]
In a Small Iowa Town, a Solution to a National Crisis [13d]
Obamacare Enrollment Drops Sharply as Costs Rise [13d]
Protesters Tried to Block an Eviction. But Was It a Case of Deed Theft? [13d]
Jared Kushner, Steve Witkoff and the Profitable Business of Peace [13d]
Why So Many People Already Own Shares of Elon Musk’s SpaceX [13d]
Electric Cars Were a Big Deal Over a Hundred Years Ago [13d]
Something Liberals and Conservatives Agree On: Hatred of Data Centers [13d]
Republicans Want Tennessee’s Last Democratic House District [13d]
After Prison, a Financial Titan Plots an Unlikely Comeback [13d]
Top Psychiatrists Call for a Greater Focus on Ceasing Medication [13d]
Violence Erupts in Australian Town After Arrest of Suspect in Girl’s Killing [13d]
Seth Meyers Gives Trump an Earful About Ear Jokes [13d]
How Indigenous Acknowledgments Became a Target in Australia [13d]
What to Know About ‘Welcome to Country’ Ceremony Used by Indigenous Australians [13d]
Who Really Has the Cards? Trump, Iran or A.I.? [13d]
India Is Prototyping a Dangerous New Model of Web Censorship [13d]
In Bulgaria, a New Government Challenges an Old Puppet Master [13d]
Lithuania Says It Broke Up Russian Sabotage and Murder Plots [13d]
Oil Companies’ Huge Profits Revive Calls for Temporary Windfall Taxes [13d]
Why Countries Are Stocking Up on Gold [13d]
Where in the World Is All That Gold Stored? [13d]
Schumer and Platner Talk After Mills Suspends Her Campaign [13d]
California Police Can Start Ticketing Driverless Cars [13d]