The Brutalist Report

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• Congress Quietly Strips Right-To-Repair Provisions From US Military Spending Bill [94d]
• Millions of Australian Teens Lose Access To Social Media As Ban Takes Effect [94d]
• Apple's Slow AI Pace Becomes a Strength As Market Grows Weary of Spending [94d]
• 2025 Will Be World's Second or Third-Hottest Year on Record, EU Scientists Say [94d]
• Microsoft 365 Prices Rising For Businesses and Governments in July 2026 [94d]
• The Inevitable Shape of Cheap Online Retail [94d]
• How Pokemon Cards Became a Stock Market For Millennials [94d]
• Microsoft To Invest $17.5 Billion in India [94d]
• What Happens When an 'Infinite-Money Machine' Unravels [94d]
• Xbox Is Bleeding Out [94d]
• The Rarest of All Diseases Are Becoming Treatable [94d]
• 'Colleges Oversold Education. Now They Must Sell Connection' [94d]
• Microsoft Excel Turns 40, Remains Stubbornly Unkillable [94d]
• India's Aviation Crisis Is All About Too Big to Tame [94d]
• Science Journal Retracts Study On Safety of Monsanto's Roundup [94d]
• Evidence That Humans Now Speak In a Chatbot-Influenced Dialect Is Getting Stronger [95d]
• Claude Code Is Coming To Slack [95d]
• Cold Case Inquiries Stall After Ancestry.com Revisits Policy For Users [95d]
• 193 Cybercrims Arrested, Accused of Plotting 'Violence-As-a-Service' [95d]
• Nvidia Can Sell H200 Chips To China For 25% US Cut [95d]
• More Than 200 Environmental Groups Demand Halt To New US Datacenters [95d]
• Taiwan Cries Censorship As Government Bans Rednote [95d]