The Brutalist Report

Axios

• More House members want out of their "broken" chamber to seek higher office [237d]
• Top Dems are convinced they'll get popular ex-Gov. Roy Cooper to run for North Carolina Senate [237d]
• Trump's "final offer" for peace requires Ukraine to accept Russian occupation [237d]
• Elon Musk says he'll take step back from DOGE [237d]
• Trump administration moves to eliminate certain food dyes [237d]
• EPA fires or reassigns hundreds of staffers [237d]
• Sarah Palin loses defamation retrial against NYT [237d]
• Elon Musk's Tesla admits "political sentiment" may hurt the company [237d]
• Trump says he won't play hardball with China on trade [238d]
• ADL: Antisemitic incidents hit record level in 2024 [238d]
• "60 Minutes" executive producer Bill Owens resigns amid Trump lawsuit [238d]
• SCOTUS likely to back religious opt-outs for LGBTQ-themed books in schools [238d]
• Tariffs hang heavy over ad market [238d]
• Education Department cuts threaten summer learning programs [238d]
• Pope Francis to lie in state until funeral on Saturday morning, Vatican says [238d]
• Trump edges closer to crossing the market's reddest line [238d]
• Fact-checking fades as Americans grow skeptical of institutions [238d]
• The cities where the most young adults live with their parents [238d]
• Hegseth hunkers down as White House accuses "entire" Pentagon of sabotage [238d]
• Why Asia and Africa loom large in decision on the next pope [238d]
• Papal betting markets put their money on the next Pope [238d]
• Exclusive: Anthropic warns fully AI employees are a year away [238d]
• Tariff impact on Chinese automakers is muted, report says [238d]
• Pope's final wishes: To be laid to rest in a "simple" tomb "without particular ornamentation" [238d]
• With millions in default on student loan payments, collections will soon resume [238d]
• Scoop: Key House Republican defends Fed against Trump interference [238d]