The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Musk’s SpaceX Starship launch suddenly aborted in what would have been it’s 13th flight [3d]
• Nearly 736,000 Pillsbury bread rolls recalled over possible glass contamination [3d]
• Cyclospora outbreak map: Don’t eat shredded lettuce at Taco Bell in these states, CDC warns [3d]
• AI is turning the Smithsonian into an illuminated fever dream [3d]
• Kalshi hands over Trump’s teleprompter operator to the feds. Here’s why [3d]
• After ceasefire collapse, U.S. expands attacks on Iranian infrastructure to gain control of the Strait of Hormuz [3d]
• Verizon layoffs today: More jobs slashed as wireless giant moves to sell retail stores to franchisees [3d]
• Netflix stock is getting battered again. Now it says it will share viewership metrics even less frequently [3d]
• Smoke from fires in Canada is traveling thousands of miles. Here’s how to protect yourself [3d]
• Trust is borrowed, not owned [3d]
• Designing for the edges improves the center [3d]
• Military personnel will be tested for low testosterone. Is that a good idea? [3d]
• Forget AI training data. This startup learned from slime mold [3d]
• SpaceX uses ‘chopsticks.’ China uses ‘nets.’ Here’s how these space superpowers design their rocket recovery systems [4d]
• The real winners and losers of the 2026 World Cup [4d]
• Siri is finally good, but AI assistants still have miles to go [4d]
• Loonen and the rise of consumer safety as status symbol [4d]
• 8 ways you definitely shouldn’t use AI [4d]
• What Canva’s cofounder really thinks about the SaaSpocalypse [4d]
• Don’t block the bots. Build the gate [4d]
• Getting started with vibe coding as a solopreneur [4d]
• The cruel ‘loyalty tax’ blindsiding workers who stayed at their jobs for years [4d]
• Becoming an athlete helped this blind baseball player amplify her creativity [4d]
• Mid-career and feeling stuck? Here’s how to reclaim your value [4d]
• The happiness mistake almost every entrepreneur makes [4d]