The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• How a bill becomes law in the U.S., from introduction to veto override [1h]
• How the Congressional Review Act lets Congress overturn agency rules [1h]
• What executive orders can and can't do: 10 powers and limits explained [2h]
• From House charges to a Senate verdict: 10 parts of U.S. impeachment [2h]
• How Senate confirmations work, from nomination to final vote [2h]
• Why a $10 million gold deal matters for a Canadian miner in Chile [2h]
• Trifecta explained: from horse racing to state and federal government [2h]
• 15 things to know about how congressional committees work [2h]
• What House and Senate leaders actually do: 12 congressional leadership roles [2h]
• The next AI question is who controls the intelligence [2h]
• Nvidia hired Wachtell Lipton to lead probe of Jensen Huang's affair with suspected Chinese spy [2h]
• Homeowners are tapping home equity lines of credit at the fastest pace in decades [2h]
• The White House isn't retreating on tariffs after an election wipeout [2h]
• Schumer calls Trump's inaction over Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's affair a 'dereliction of duty' [2h]
• What the U.S. government spends money on, from Social Security to interest [2h]
• How House and Senate vacancies are filled, and what changes in each chamber [2h]
• The debt ceiling explained: 10 things to know about the U.S. borrowing limit [2h]
• Jim Jordan and the 2027 House speaker vote: 10 things to know [2h]
• How the Senate filibuster works, from 60-vote cloture to the nuclear option [2h]
• 10 lawmakers who set records for tenure and age in Congress [2h]