The Brutalist Report

Salon

• "Servant of the People" is an example of a politician living up to the promise he plays out on TV [1268d]
• Firing-squad executions approved for South Carolina [1268d]
• Mark Rylance is the one reason to try on "The Outfit," a crime drama that looks better than it feels [1268d]
• Big Pharma is dead set on preventing poorer countries from making their own vaccines [1268d]
• HBO Max and Discovery+ to combine into one big streaming service [1268d]
• This common kitchen tool is a breeding ground for dangerous bacteria [1268d]
• In my 40th year, I finally made pita bread [1268d]
• Please stop putting so much lettuce on your sandwich [1268d]
• What the New York Times doesn't get about free speech and "cancel culture" [1268d]
• It's not over, America: Spring is here — and so is the next wave of COVID [1268d]
• Is gun ownership among Black Americans driving up suicide rates? [1268d]
• Don’t be fooled: The GOP love affair with Putin is worse than it looks [1268d]
• Stop blaming workers for inflation: Corporate greed is a much bigger factor [1268d]
• Why is Belarus supporting Russia in Putin's war with Ukraine? [1268d]
• Biden warned that no-fly zone is an "act of war" [1268d]
• Thousands of UFO-related government files to be released [1268d]
• "The View" hosts argue over GOP hypocrisy and ask: "How credible is Mike Pence?" [1269d]
• Stacey Abrams boldly goes to “Star Trek: Discovery” for a presidential cameo [1269d]
• "Flee" director on protecting a refugee's identity through animation: "He is always having to hide" [1269d]