The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• American women could be one Texas ruling away from losing access to mifepristone [1001d]
• Bolsonaro is headed back to Brazil to energize the far right [1001d]
• Schultz doubled down on Starbucks' anti-union talking points in his Senate hearing [1001d]
• The WHO will consider adding obesity drugs to the list of essential medicines [1001d]
• Turkmenistan is spending $5 billion to build a city honoring its strongman leader [1002d]
• 4 ways to win at work during layoffs [1002d]
• Narcan is finally approved to be sold over the counter in the US [1002d]
• South Africa is the world's most internet-addicted country [1002d]
• A former FDA official testified how the agency failed to prevent a baby formula shortage [1002d]
• More Americans than ever rely on food stamps—but cuts are coming [1002d]
• The EU is wielding a new weapon in its trade battle with China [1002d]
• Starbucks' refusal to negotiate its union contract remotely risks breaking the law [1002d]
• These online searches will activate Amsterdam's "Stay Away" campaign [1002d]
• Nobody has donated to Tennessee's anti-abortion monument [1002d]
• Rising temperatures are pushing India towards the deadly "wet bulb" threshold [1002d]
• Tech leaders are calling for a six-month pause on training more powerful AI systems [1002d]
• Apple Pay Later can give Affirm and Klarna a run for their money [1002d]
• In a first, an Indian court turns to ChatGPT for jurisprudence [1002d]
• Adidas is trying to stop Black Lives Matter from trademarking a three-stripes logo [1002d]