The Brutalist Report

NPR

• Trump administration launches trial program to fast-track electric air taxis [22d]
• Earl Richardson, an educator 'armed with history' and who changed HBCUs, dies [22d]
• David Bowie fans can explore his legacy at close quarters at an unusual new archive in London [22d]
• Israel ramps up strikes on Gaza City and hospital says at least 32 are dead [22d]
• FAA seeks to fine Boeing $3.1 million for safety violations, door plug blowout [22d]
• Utah residents are reeling knowing the Charlie Kirk suspect is one of their own [22d]
• Fed's Cook claimed second residence as 'vacation home,' undercutting Trump fraud claims [22d]
• Trump tells NATO members they must move first on Russia sanctions over Ukraine [22d]
• Charlie Kirk's widow: 'You have no idea what you have just unleashed' [22d]
• Opinion: Our backgrounds and beliefs may vary, but we're all American [22d]
• Why reaction to Charlie Kirk's killing has many concerned about the country's future [22d]
• Trying to get a COVID vaccine right now? Here's what to know [22d]
• Trump's Energy Department disbands group that sowed doubt about climate change [22d]
• 'Chinese Encounters with America' argues U.S. and China lost shared interests [22d]
• Megachurch leader and his mother indicted on sex trafficking and racketeering charges [22d]
• Anti-Israel protests turn Spanish Vuelta cycling race into a diplomatic battleground [22d]
• People are losing jobs due to social media posts about Charlie Kirk [22d]
• Does adding football help colleges with recruiting? It's complicated [22d]
• Why parents need to talk to their teens about AI — and how to start the conversation [22d]
• The California redistricting measure cites Texas, highlighting the partisan stakes [22d]
• How the Italian anthem 'Bella Ciao' is connected to Charlie Kirk's killing [23d]