The Brutalist Report

Salon

• "There are no death bloggers": An erstwhile mommy blogger reckons with widowhood [1057d]
• The very best leave-in smart meat thermometer [1057d]
• This crunchy, sweet and sour salad has been a big hit in my family for more than 30 years [1057d]
• Jackson Hole isn't just for skiing — it's for sloshies, too [1057d]
• This creamy, decadent secret ingredient is the key to better twice-baked potatoes [1057d]
• "House of the Dragon" is a slow ride back to Westeros that takes its time in lighting our fire [1057d]
• Dan Crenshaw says criticisms against FBI and DOJ are "fully warranted" [1057d]
• The problem with corporate pledges to protect abortion access and the climate [1058d]
• Locked-in syndrome and the misplaced presumption of misery [1058d]
• Gracias Madre offers a taste of the margarita’s past and future [1058d]
• How the right is winning the hashtag wars — and how progressives can fight back [1058d]
• Liz Cheney "disgusted" that Trump released names of agents in Mar-a-Lago raid [1058d]
• Writing the White Boyfriend: How today's love stories are revising interracial romance tropes [1058d]
• Why is far-right ideology taking hold in LGBT+ communities? [1058d]
• Indiana’s new abortion ban may drive some young OB-GYNs to leave a state where they’re needed [1058d]
• There are all kinds of nurturers on “A League of Their Own.” Lupe is the best [1058d]
• How Trump redefined shameless hypocrisy — and made it politically indispensable [1058d]
• Former White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney explains declassifying government documents [1058d]
• Discriminatory law blocked in Utah that sought to prohibit trans girls from playing sports [1058d]
• For kids with kidney disease, pediatric expertise is key — but not always close by [1058d]