The Brutalist Report

Salon

• Kamala Harris opens her home to Muslims — including me — as Trump promises a "bigger" ban [900d]
• The great shake-down: How Grimace and Barbie milkshakes became TikTok's favorite props [900d]
• Cheryl Hines addresses the donkey in the room [900d]
• Sophie B. Hawkins on why fans still trust the Beatles: “They didn’t exploit us” [900d]
• Groups sue to overturn Idaho "abortion trafficking" law targeting teens [900d]
• How Barbie influenced our real-world Dreamhouse goals [900d]
• We've gotten the "teenage mental health crisis" dangerously wrong [900d]
• How a more ethical "faux" gras could change fine dining and vegan cuisine [900d]
• Sex and the cinema girl: Karina Longworth dives into '80s and '90s erotic films, revealing herself [900d]
• RFK Jr. does damage control on alleged claims that COVID-19 was "ethnically targeted" [900d]
• AI versus AI: Human extinction might just be collateral damage [900d]
• Twitter's new revenue-sharing program benefits blue check trolls [900d]
• "Past Lives" and my family know the true role of that almost mythological first love [901d]
• For some, this anti-anxiety herb is a godsend. For others, it's a nightmare. What gives? [901d]
• NATO summit was a success: Even without Ukraine's entrance, European unity strikes a blow to Putin [901d]
• Clarence Thomas and the price of feigned originalism [901d]
• Rev. Jesse Jackson retires from Rainbow PUSH Coalition [901d]