The Brutalist Report

Salon

• Benjamin Franklin continues to be a pop culture darling, from "Bill & Ted's" to video games [1603d]
• Your salt and pepper shakers have a surprisingly spicy history [1603d]
• On Will Smith slapping Chris Rock and what I know about heroes and violence [1603d]
• Snacks have lost their damn minds [1603d]
• Noam Chomsky: We're nearing "the most dangerous point in human history" [1603d]
• Raskin calls out "Trump-Putin axis" after Marjorie Taylor Green heckles Jan. 6 committee vote [1603d]
• Meet the scientist who wants to control the weather [1603d]
• A contentious study reveals exactly how easily COVID-19 spreads [1603d]
• Roleplaying in sex? "The View" gets an education on the do's and don'ts of the erotic practice [1603d]
• This wacky storage method will save your asparagus [1603d]
• Sinema throws cold water on Manchin's revised Build Back Better proposal in private donor meeting [1603d]
• Republican-appointed Supreme Court shuts down GOP's bid to ban early voting in Arizona [1603d]
• Tennessee's child marriage bill pushes another purpose: Gutting same-sex marriage [1603d]
• Mitch holds COVID aid "hostage" as free care ends to prevent Biden from ending Trump's border policy [1603d]
• John Roberts joins dissent calling out conservative majority for abusing "shadow docket" powers [1603d]
• Jan. 6 committee testimony forces Ivanka Trump to choose between protecting her dad and "her brand" [1603d]
• "Devastating": Oklahoma's near-total abortion ban is "worse than Texas" — and impacts other states [1603d]
• "Little maggot-infested man": Tom Cotton slammed for saying Ketanji Brown Jackson would defend Nazis [1603d]
• Sarah Palin accuses Ketanji Brown Jackson of being "ill-prepared" for questions: "It's insulting" [1603d]
• The essential spring care guide for your houseplants [1603d]
• Trump's trashing of Ukraine pays off for Russia: Republicans vote to reject NATO — and democracy [1603d]
• Court disbars Jan. 6 defense lawyer who claimed “it’s not illegal to go inside the Capitol” [1603d]
• Remote work could bring health benefits to night owls [1604d]