The Brutalist Report

PBS NewsHour

• Everything you need to know when applying for student loan forgiveness [1380d]
• News Wrap: Workers on strike in France demand pay hike to keep up with inflation [1380d]
• Russia attacks Ukraine's power supply causing widespread blackouts [1380d]
• Utah's Great Salt Lake shrinks to unsustainable levels amid a decades-long megadrought [1380d]
• Candidates spar over key issues on debate stage, while others refuse to confront opponents [1380d]
• Voters will decide critical statewide ballot measures in midterm election [1380d]
• Antisemitic comments from public figures spark concern over real-world implications [1380d]
• Photographer documents immigration and life inside detention facility [1380d]
• What is quiet firing, and how do you know if it's happening to you? [1380d]
• Think tank analyst acquitted in trial over discredited Donald Trump dossier [1380d]
• French cement firm pleads guilty to sending payments to the Islamic State [1380d]
• Biden administration seeks to expand 24/7 mental health care [1381d]
• New Swedish prime minister presents a 3-party center-right government [1381d]
• South Carolina Senate again rejects abortion ban, but the bill is not dead [1381d]
• WATCH: Pentagon says winter will add 'complexity' in Ukraine [1381d]
• The COP27 climate conference kicks off in Egypt next month. Here's what you need to know [1381d]
• Biden looks to increase oil supplies ahead of midterms [1381d]
• More than 100 migrants stranded near Puerto Rico await help during human smuggling operation [1381d]
• North Korea fires artillery shells near border with South Korea [1381d]