The Brutalist Report

Salon

Jon Stewart slams reactions to Trump: "Every action is met with a very not-equal overreaction" [238d]
Trump, challenging federal law, tries to fire labor board leaders who backed worker rights [238d]
"Blatant attempt to rip away health insurance": Medicaid system suspended nationwide, senator says [238d]
Selena Gomez trolled by Trump allies after speaking out on deportations [238d]
Gleaning: The ancient practice fighting modern food waste [238d]
How long till the next big crash? Because it's definitely coming [238d]
Martha Stewart says parole officer nixed her chance to host "SNL" [238d]
Wigs, masks and the Black Eyed Peas: How Timothée Chalamet is making Oscar campaigning fun again [238d]
Bookshop.org enters the e-book arena, giving indie stores a new way to compete with Amazon [238d]
Right-wing activists appear to be writing memos for the Trump White House [238d]
What’s the difference between a food allergy and an intolerance? [238d]
How DeepSeek is upending AI and the tech industry [238d]
"Five-alarm fire": Trump OMB tries to freeze federal spending in unconstitutional power grab [238d]
Love, food and the fight to endure: HBO's new "Like Water for Chocolate" is ideal for trying times [238d]
"The strength of solidarity": A Whole Foods in Philadelphia is the first in the country to unionize [238d]
America rejected MDMA, but Australia didn’t. Here’s why psychedelics have been embraced Down Under [238d]
It’s not sci-fi: Americans support asteroid defense spending [238d]
What "law and order"? Trump's first week will only unleash more crime [238d]
"Just as bad as we feared": Experts on the chaos and carnage of Trump's first week [238d]
After a disaster, communities can be at risk for toxic exposures. Do residents know that? [238d]
"No-spend" trend gains steam as consumer sentiment shifts [238d]