The Brutalist Report

PBS NewsHour

• Senate launches group to examine reports of corruption and abuse in federal prisons [1511d]
• Western nations warn shelling in Ukraine could provide false pretext for Russian invasion [1511d]
• News Wrap: Florida joins states moving to ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy [1511d]
• Fauci on the uncertain future of COVID-19 amid changing public health guidelines [1511d]
• What a Minnesota trial says about police officers' responsibility to intervene [1511d]
• Disinformation abounds in the wellness community. How one anti-vax influencer broke free [1511d]
• 'Civil Rights Queen' examines the legacy of Constance Baker Motley [1511d]
• Beijing Olympics committee declines answering questions on Taiwan and Uighur treatment [1511d]
• What suicides tied to overdose tell us about disparities in mental health care [1511d]
• Donald Glover's 'Atlanta' to end with season 4 [1511d]
• Yoko Ono, and the art of survival [1511d]
• Do policies that aim to increase diversity in hiring really work? [1511d]
• Peter Paul Rubens' 'Portrait of a Lady' will be auctioned in Warsaw [1511d]
• More LGBTQ characters on TV thanks to boost from streaming platforms, study finds [1511d]
• Elliot Page's memoir 'Pageboy' will be published in 2023 [1511d]
• Mikaela Shiffrin's Olympic journey included 5 individual races, no medals and 3 DNFs [1511d]
• Cop told hate crime defendants no evidence of Arbery stealing [1511d]
• WATCH: House Administration hearing on Jan. 6 attack with the Capitol Police Inspector General [1511d]
• What to watch for at Kim Potter's sentencing hearing [1511d]