The Brutalist Report

The New Yorker

• Why Trump’s G.O.P. Sock Puppets Are Sinking a Bipartisan Effort to Tighten Up Border Security [929d]
• “Perfect Days” and the Perils of Minimalism [929d]
• The Dark Delights of a Millennial “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” [930d]
• Daily Cartoon: Monday, February 5th [930d]
• The Mail [930d]
• The Topsy-Turvy Logic of Drinking, in “Days of Wine and Roses” [930d]
• The Art World Before and After Thelma Golden, by Calvin Tomkins [930d]
• The Magellan of New York Foodies [930d]
• Cartoons from the February 12 & 19, 2024, Issue [930d]
• Addie Citchens on Love as an Altar [930d]
• Baruch Spinoza and the Art of Thinking in Dangerous Times [930d]
• My Waiting List’s Waiting List [930d]
• Another “Barbie” Oscars Snub: Best Whistler! [930d]
• “Definition,” by Michael Ondaatje [930d]
• Nicholas Konrad’s “Online Profile” [930d]
• A Teen’s Fatal Plunge Into the London Underworld [930d]
• The Offbeat Indulgence of Handmade Vinegar [930d]
• “You Belong to the World,” by Carrie Fountain [930d]
• Photos from a Late-Stage Abortion Clinic [930d]
• How Nikola Jokić Became the World’s Best Basketball Player [930d]
• “That Girl,” by Addie Citchens [930d]
• Briefly Noted Book Reviews [930d]
• “Illinoise,” a Three-Way Mashup, at the Armory [930d]
• The Friendship Challenge [930d]
• Cartoons from the February 12 & 19, 2024, Issue [930d]
• Addie Citchens Reads “That Girl” [930d]
• A Philosophy of Pleasure in “The Taste of Things” [930d]
• When Women Commit Violence: “The Furies” and “If Love Could Kill” [930d]