The Brutalist Report

PBS NewsHour

• The evolution of affirmative action cases, from Bakke to Fisher [1289d]
• Men exonerated in Malcolm X's murder to receive $36 million in settlements [1289d]
• Lula edges ahead of Bolsonaro as final votes tallied in Brazil runoff election [1289d]
• Global hunger concerns rise again as Russia resumes grain blockade of Ukraine [1289d]
• News Wrap: South Korea mourns victims of Seoul crowd crush [1289d]
• North Carolina's Senate race focuses on abortion, economy as top issues [1289d]
• Why some types of baby formula are still hard to find on store shelves [1289d]
• What's at stake in the Supreme Court affirmative action cases [1289d]
• Permitless carry laws raise public safety dilemmas for police officers [1289d]
• How medical providers are checking on patients' civic health [1289d]
• Fearing a tsunami, Philippine storm victims ran toward deadly mudslide [1289d]
• Lebanon's president leaves with no replacement amid political, economic crisis [1289d]
• More than 60 dead, many injured in western India bridge collapse [1289d]
• South Korea reels with grief, shock after deadly Halloween crowd surge [1289d]
• 'There was no exit': Witness recalls harrowing moments in Seoul crowd surge [1289d]
• At least 100 killed in Mogadishu car bombings, says Somalia's president [1289d]
• Political rhetoric, false claims obscure the history of drag performance [1290d]
• When monkeypox reaches rural communities, it collides with strained public health systems [1290d]