The Brutalist Report

The New York Times

• A Last Competitive New York Marathon for Abdi Abdirahman [1355d]
• Democrats Promote Tough-on-Crime Credentials as Party Plays Defense [1355d]
• What Twitter’s Shake-Up Could Mean: Midterm Misinformation Run Amok [1355d]
• U.S. Added 261,000 Jobs in Strong Showing [1355d]
• Inside the Surreal Home of a Celebrated Milan Design Family [1355d]
• Kyrie Irving’s Links to Antisemitism Horrify His Many Jewish Fans [1355d]
• ‘Design Mom’ Gabrielle Blair Pivots to Politics [1355d]
• NYC Marathon Course Map and Route [1355d]
• On New York’s Subways, High-Profile Crimes, High Anxiety, but Low Risk [1355d]
• ‘Weird: The Al Yankovic Story’ | Anatomy of a Scene [1355d]
• Russia Sends Ill-Trained Draftees Into Combat Amid Losses, Analysts Say [1355d]
• Moderate House Democrats Are at Risk, Putting the Majority Up for Grabs [1355d]
• Your Friday Evening Briefing [1355d]
• Fed Frets About Shadow Banks and Eyes Treasury Liquidity in New Report [1356d]
• The Search for Missing Russian Soldiers [1356d]
• How an LAPD Officer Helped Les Moonves Fight an Assault Complaint [1356d]
• Most Candidates Running on Crime Don’t Have Much Power to Solve It [1356d]
• Florida Restricts Doctors From Providing Gender Treatments to Minors [1356d]
• Confusion and Frustration Reign as Elon Musk Cuts Half of Twitter’s Staff [1356d]
• Oath Keepers Leader Testifies at Jan. 6 Sedition Trial [1356d]
• Nets Say Kyrie Irving’s Apology Isn’t Enough to End Suspension [1356d]
• Twitter’s Advertisers Pull Back as Layoffs Sweep Through Company [1356d]
• House Candidate Drops Ad in North Carolina After Report of Bullet Hole [1356d]
• U.S., Allies Vow to Protect Ukraine’s Infrastructure From Russian Attacks [1356d]
• When Twitter Is ‘Free,’ We Pay With Our Privacy [1356d]
• As Israel’s Far Right Nears Power, Palestinians Feel a Pang of Fear [1356d]