The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Dozens of monkeys escape from South Carolina research facility [585d]
• Donald Trump has chosen Susie Wiles to serve as his chief of staff [585d]
• With the strike over, Boeing tries to refocus on what made the company iconic [586d]
• TB reclaims title of deadliest infectious disease. That's an 'outrage' says WHO [586d]
• Asheville radio reporter covers Helene's impact for Spanish-speaking communities [586d]
• Who will control the House? It’s down to these uncalled races [586d]
• David McCormick ousts Democratic incumbent Bob Casey to win Pennsylvania Senate race [586d]
• Putin congratulates Trump and says he's 'ready' to engage in dialogue [586d]
• With Trump’s win, Elon Musk stands to benefit [586d]
• White House advisor Neera Tanden faces Hatch Act complaint over tweets [586d]
• Trump’s win could accelerate the privatization of Medicare [586d]
• The Fed cuts interest rates -- but Trump's election could make things trickier [586d]
• Your instincts on how to fight insomnia are probably wrong [586d]
• How the 1874 Freedman's Bank collapse connects to economic disparities we see today [586d]
• Immigrant rights groups ready to challenge President-elect Trump’s policies [586d]
• Need a break from politics? Marvel at the 'Vanishing Treasures' of the natural world [586d]
• 4 election takeaways — from Democrat and Republican strategists [586d]
• What will Trump's presidency mean for Russia's war on Ukraine? [586d]
• President Biden will speak this morning following the 2024 election [586d]
• How Trump regained the White House. And, where the federal cases against him stand [586d]