The Brutalist Report

The New York Times

• Boris Johnson and His Party Suffer Setbacks in Local Voting in Britain [1506d]
• Fed Officials Are on the Defensive as High Inflation Lingers [1506d]
• Italy Seizes Superyacht Tied to Putin [1506d]
• The War Is Getting More Dangerous for America, and Biden Knows It [1506d]
• Sinn Fein Is Emerging As the Largest Party in Northern Ireland [1506d]
• Republicans Recast Abortion Stance, Wary of Voter Backlash [1506d]
• Roe v. Wade and Birth Control: What to Know About Access and Options [1506d]
• Inflation concerns are at the center of an Ohio Senate contest. [1506d]
• Your Friday Evening Briefing [1506d]
• When the Red River Floods, Oslo Becomes a Minnesota Island [1506d]
• April Jobs Report: Gain of 428,000 Shows Vibrant Labor Market [1506d]
• Inside Elon Musk’s Big Plans for Twitter [1506d]
• America Is Not Ready for the End of Roe v. Wade [1506d]
• Another 50 civilians are evacuated from the besieged steel plant in Mariupol. [1506d]
• How Abortion Is Reshaping These Notable Midterm Campaigns [1506d]
• How Abortion Is Reshaping These Notable Midterm Campaigns [1506d]
• I’m Pro-Choice. But I Don’t Think Pro-Lifers Are Bad People. [1506d]
• Let the Oven Work for You [1507d]
• Amazon Fires Senior Managers Tied to Unionized Staten Island Warehouse [1507d]
• Voters Have Punished Boris Johnson. Finally. [1507d]
• Mother’s Day Brings Me Two Kinds of Grief [1507d]
• Unemployment Is Low. That Doesn’t Mean the Economy Is Fine. [1507d]
• Andrea Pirlo Is Timeless [1507d]
• Most of Broadway Ends Vaccine Checks as Cases Rise in New York [1507d]
• Jack Harlow Knows What He Wants. And Where He Stands. [1507d]
• Pre-K Is Powerful, but Only if You Do It Right [1507d]
• Oil Profits Soar, but the Industry’s Path Forward Remains Uncertain [1507d]
• At Least Four Killed in Havana Explosion [1507d]
• Before Roe v. Wade, Merle Hoffman Ran an Abortion Clinic in N.Y.C. [1507d]
• Canadian Hydropower Destined for U.S. Hits a Roadblock in Maine [1507d]
• Hungary drags its feet in the final stage of the E.U.’s oil sanctions talks. [1507d]
• Making Up for Lost Time as Ibiza’s Clubs Reopen [1507d]
• The Stock and Bond Markets Don’t Yet Know How to Cope With the Fed [1507d]
• Ada Limón Makes Poems for a Living [1507d]
• What to Cook This Weekend [1507d]
• In the Philippines, a Flourishing Ecosystem for Political Lies [1507d]
• The U.N. says there is evidence that Russian troops are looting Ukrainian grain stocks. [1507d]
• Canadian Hydropower Destined for U.S. Hits a Roadblock in Maine [1507d]
• Abortion is already starting to reshape these notable midterm campaigns. [1507d]
• How the King of Rock ’n’ Roll Still Makes Australia Sing [1507d]
• April Jobs Report: Gain of 428,000 Shows Vibrant Labor Market [1507d]