The Brutalist Report

Axios

Salon

An Indian spiritual leader is urging the world to ‘save soil.’ Experts say he’s not helping [697d]
As Iranians rise up, it's time we also challenged the stereotype of the misogynist Iranian man [697d]
We fill queer spaces with joy and belonging. That’s why they’re under attack [698d]
Chocolate, crunch and convenience meet in these decadent 4-ingredient cracker cookies [698d]
The 6 best TV episodes of the year, from beignet bites to a deadly dance [698d]
Don't believe the K-dramas: Look to "Return to Seoul" for a more realistic view on Korean adoptees [698d]
7 British pantry staples to stock up on for your next bake [698d]
Microbial "lions" that nibble prey to death form an entirely new branch on the tree of life [698d]
Yes, a space heater can be safe. Here’s how [698d]
Books for hard-to-shop-for tweens and teens, from Star Wars and Harley Quinn to gothic horror [698d]
Kari Lake files suit to reverse her loss in race for Arizona governor [698d]
How the New York Times helped Republicans win the House [698d]
Wendell Pierce on bringing a Black Willy Loman to life, making "Death of a Salesman" relevant today [698d]
For second-generation fans like Travis bassist Dougie Payne, the Beatles "become part of your DNA" [698d]
The Space Race led to some shady alliances between Americans and Nazi scientists [698d]
Republican who cried over Respect for Marriage Act called out by gay nephew [698d]
Why in the hell did we need cryptocurrency? The collapse of FTX and SBF explained, sort of [698d]
Newly available over-the-counter hearing aids offer many benefits — and drawbacks [698d]
Dark money groups pump nearly $90 million into "independent state legislature" case [698d]
Former Fox News regular arrested for kidnapping her mother [698d]

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The New Republic

Hit Corporate America Where It Hertz [698d]