The Brutalist Report

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• If you’re craving warmth and comfort, this umami-rich pasta is bound to satisfy [1080d]
• Tech experts on what AI tools like DALL-E mean for artists and creative workers [1080d]
• Why food deprivation in childhood is linked to obesity [1080d]
• "PBS NewsHour" co-hosts report facts in an era of distrust: "There's an assumption of bias in media" [1080d]
• I talk to my elementary aged kids about alcohol. Experts say you should, too [1080d]
• With the largest defense budget in world history, military families are going hungry [1080d]
• Richard Avedon, Truman Capote and the brutality of photography [1080d]
• How "M3GAN" weaponizes music [1080d]
• Colds, flu and COVID: How diet and lifestyle can boost your immune system [1080d]
• "The Banshees of Inisherin": Competing concepts of justice wage war in McDonagh’s Irish tragicomedy [1080d]
• I tried Reddit's viral, creamy, tortellini-packed "The Soup" — and it was totally worth it [1080d]
• We need Martin Luther King Jr.'s lessons in resistance — that's why the right wants to erase them [1080d]
• "Take them home with you": Trump instructed Giuliani on how to handle confidential documents [1080d]
• Voters have few options to remove George Santos from Congress besides waiting till the next election [1080d]
• Why do musicians like Elton John find retirement so tough? A music psychology expert explains [1081d]
• LinkedIn at 20: how a new breed of influencer is transforming the business networking giant [1081d]
• How food corporations manipulate you into eating more junk food [1081d]