The Brutalist Report

The New Yorker

• A Visit with The Talk of the Town [82d]
• New York’s Best-Dressed Dogs Compete [82d]
• Maybe She’s Born With It. Maybe It’s . . . Something Else [82d]
• What I Imagine My Boyfriend’s Ex-Girlfriends Are Doing Right Now [82d]
• Cartoon Cautionary Tales [82d]
• Introducing Our Mind-Blowing Virtual-Reality App [82d]
• The Devious Mind Behind Wordle [82d]
• Daily Cartoon: Monday, February 23rd [82d]
• Vocal Resistance at the New York Festival of Song [82d]
• James Talarico Puts His Faith in Texas Voters [82d]
• “Walter Benjamin: The Pearl Diver,” Reviewed [82d]
• The Supreme Court’s Complicated Takedown of Trump’s Tariffs [82d]
• “Slender Offering,” by Lucie Brock-Broido [82d]
• The Endless Stages of Enlightenment [82d]
• Jesse Jackson’s Timeless Economic Platform [82d]
• Ian McKellen Swings from Shakespeare to Gandalf to Virtual Reality [82d]
• Jan Staller, Constructor of Image [82d]
• Why the World Cup Can Feel Like War [82d]
• The Migrants in the Ancient Forest [82d]
• “The Tomb Attendant Contemplates His Own Death,” by Matthew Shenoda [82d]
• One Vaccine-Schedule Change That Actually Makes Sense [82d]
• Christoph Niemann’s “Winter Whiplash” [82d]
• Briefly Noted Book Reviews [82d]
• Say It Again: A Treatment [82d]
• Move Over, Olympics—Iceboating Is the Hottest Sport [82d]
• Noah Davis’s Retrospective at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Reviewed [82d]
• Cash and Carry, by David Sedaris [82d]
• Natasha Pickowicz, Hot-Pot Alchemist [82d]