The Brutalist Report

Salon

• Our memory records very little of our lives. So how does the brain reconcile our sense of self? [1307d]
• A lunchbox lesson in letting go [1307d]
• How to make soft pretzels at home, according to Erin Jeanne McDowell [1307d]
• Will the Farm Bill be the next big climate package? It depends on the midterm elections [1307d]
• 9 Trader Joe's apple products to pick up this fall [1307d]
• From groundbreaking to nearly in the ground: The CW’s days of defying expectations are over [1307d]
• The political purgatory of the COVID dead [1307d]
• Did Trump admit guilt during his rally in Arizona? [1307d]
• "Prima donna in pigtails": how Julie Andrews the child star embodied the hopes of post-war Britain [1307d]
• "We are the original stewards of this land": "Spirit Rangers" boss on imagining Native park rangers [1307d]
• Inspired by Indian desserts, this quick version of funnel cake is spiced with fennel and saffron [1307d]
• Sorry, fellow Italian-Americans: Columbus was a thug. But the church was the big problem [1308d]
• How we can use gaming to support positive aging (and support our relationships with our pets, too) [1308d]
• Don't be afraid of the impending butter shortage; just make your own [1308d]
• Michael Moore predicts Democrats will win big in the midterms. Could he be right again? [1308d]
• Activists who saved piglets from a factory farm have been acquitted [1308d]
• Proud Boys founder Gavin McInnes apparently still holds leadership over divided group [1308d]
• Hayao Miyazaki’s "Spirited Away" continues to delight fans 20 years after its U.S. premiere [1308d]
• How Chinese celebrities are pushing "One China" messages to millions of fans online [1308d]