The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Democratic Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva of Arizona dies at 77 [284d]
• 'Doesn't make any sense': Mahmoud Khalil's lawyer on govt. efforts to deport him [284d]
• Israel targets what it says was an Islamic Jihad command center in Damascus [284d]
• Donatella Versace to step down as brand's chief creative officer after nearly 30 years [284d]
• What Cuts to U.S. Aid Mean in Africa [284d]
• As global tariff tensions rise, here's the latest on U.S. trade with top partners [284d]
• A man says his stepmom locked him in a room for decades. He escaped by setting a fire [284d]
• Trump plans to visit the Justice Department Friday, a rare move for a president [284d]
• Senate Democrats face major dilemma: help GOP pass funding bill or trigger shutdown [284d]
• Thousands of fired federal workers must be offered reinstatement, a judge rules [284d]
• Trump's hiring freeze has halted local head counts and could threaten the U.S. census [284d]
• Editor's Note: EPA says it will roll back climate rules. That could prove complicated [284d]
• Elon Musk is winning Republican fans. Can Tesla win them over, too? [284d]
• Trump threatens a 200% tariff on European alcohol [284d]
• White House withdraws controversial pick to run the CDC [284d]
• A Putin aide rejects Trump's 30-day Ukraine ceasefire proposal [284d]
• EPA targets dozens of regulations. And, 'stranded' astronauts may return to Earth [284d]
• Judge dismisses Fox News from sexual assault lawsuit against former star [284d]
• What Greenland's elections mean for the island — and the U.S. [284d]
• Intrigued by buy-now, pay-later loans? Experts break down 6 pros and cons [284d]
• DHS official defends Mahmoud Khalil arrest, but offers few details on why it happened [284d]
• President Trump's attempts to shrink government target civil rights efforts [284d]
• What we know about the search for a U.S. student missing in the Dominican Republic [285d]