The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Elon Musk dares United Autoworkers to try to unionize Tesla [1618d]
• Hollywood refuses to open biggest films in Russia [1618d]
• Ukrainian heritage is in peril. The Smithsonian hopes to rescue what it can [1618d]
• Neighboring nations are giving Ukrainians a warm welcome. Some see a double standard [1618d]
• Stanford women's soccer player Katie Meyer has died at 22 [1618d]
• Striking new evidence points to seafood market in Wuhan as pandemic origin point [1618d]
• In a first, a mysterious rocket part is about to slam into the moon — by accident [1618d]
• Read these 6 books about Ukraine [1618d]
• As performing artists denounce or stay allied with Putin, history offers some lessons [1618d]
• Louisville police officer not guilty of endangering neighbors in Breonna Taylor raid [1618d]
• Transgender girls and women now barred from female sports in Iowa [1618d]
• Distribution of white supremacist propaganda is increasingly coordinated, ADL says [1618d]
• Russia's credit rating is cut to junk, and the dollar hits a new high vs. the ruble [1618d]
• Biden wants more COVID relief funds. The GOP wants to know where previous relief went [1618d]
• France seizes its first yacht as the West pledges to crack down on Russian oligarchs [1618d]
• The 'United Nations of cat federations' bans Russian cats from its competitions [1618d]
• Putin's war is a nightmare for the Ukrainian people and for Russia, an expert warns [1618d]
• Anna Netrebko, a Russian star tied to Putin, is out at the Metropolitan Opera [1618d]
• Anna Netrebko, a Russian star tied to Putin, is out at the Metropolitan Opera [1618d]