The Brutalist Report

Salon

• “I was 13 when doctors started telling me to have a baby": A real-life tale of medical trauma [1286d]
• How candy corn became the villain in our modern Halloween lore [1287d]
• Is it possible to decolonize the wine industry? [1287d]
• Whiskey and pear cobbler is like a warm night in Nashville [1287d]
• "The White Lotus" returns with an Italian dream that's molto bene [1287d]
• A decade after Sandy, Manhattan’s flood barrier is finally in sight — sort of [1287d]
• Zombies abound in nature: Viruses and parasites can cause real-world zombification [1287d]
• 5 reasons I don’t want a bigger home [1287d]
• Lawmaker draws line between Trump and Pelosi attack [1287d]
• Power, politics and persuasion: Why Democrats don't win — and how they can fight back [1287d]
• The eternal sadness of the child vampire [1287d]
• 24 ways to go savory with apples (because fall's favorite fruit belongs in more than pie) [1287d]
• Why do pumpkins have warts? The weird science behind Halloween's most charismatic plant [1287d]
• Obama shuts down heckler at Michigan rally [1287d]
• Despite Katie Couric’s advice, doctors say ultrasound breast exams may not be needed [1287d]
• Jemele Hill opens up about the difficult, insulting and unseen parts of racism in newsrooms [1287d]
• When we criticize Russia's war crimes in Ukraine, we should remember the bombing of Tokyo [1287d]
• Rubio canvasser speaks out at Proud Boys rally [1287d]
• Florida moves to ban gender-affirming care for minors [1287d]
• ‘Silent Spring’ 60 years on: 4 essential reads on pesticides and the environment [1287d]