The Brutalist Report

The New Republic

• The Supreme Court Takes A Break From Decimating Judicial Precedent to Contemplate the Meaning of Art [1055d]
• Kyiv Was Feeling Safe Again. Then Putin Bombarded Us With Missiles. [1056d]
• Florida and the Insurance Industry Weren’t Built to Withstand a Flooded World [1056d]
• Should Margaret Sullivan Have Been Tougher on the Media? [1056d]
• The Best Time to Change the U.S.-Saudi Relationship Was Decades Ago. The Second Best Time Is Now. [1056d]
• Princeton Will Stop Taking Oil Money. Now, the Pressure Is on Harvard, MIT, and Columbia. [1056d]
• The Supreme Court Shows No Signs of Slaking Its Thirst for Capital Punishment [1056d]
• Haitians Have United Against Foreign Intervention—and One Former U.S. Diplomat Agrees [1056d]
• The January 6 Committee Is Wrapping Up. Here’s What Mehdi Hasan, Laurence Tribe, and Other Experts Hope It Accomplishes. [1056d]
• The Office Workers of Kyiv Hit the CrossFit Gym—for Weapons Training [1056d]