The Brutalist Report

The New York Times

• Peter Schwartz Gets 14 Years for Jan. 6 Police Attacks, Longest Sentence So Far [1159d]
• E. Jean Carroll Must Be Going Through Hell [1159d]
• N.Y. Congestion Pricing Plan Moves a Step Closer to Reality [1159d]
• In Georgia Trump Investigation, Most Fake Electors Take Immunity Deals [1159d]
• Florida Legislature Passes Bill Banning Gender-Transition Care for Minors [1159d]
• Tightening Supreme Court Ethics Rules Faces Steep Hurdles [1159d]
• Warring Parties in Sudan to Hold Talks in Saudi Arabia [1159d]
• Russian Unease Over Ukraine War Grows Amid Attacks and Leadership Rifts [1159d]
• The Role of Misery In Mental Health Crises [1159d]
• How to Respond to a Stranger in Mental Distress [1159d]
• Tucker Carlson Wants to Return to TV Before 2025. Will Fox Let Him? [1159d]
• A Police Funeral, 33 Years Waiting, for a Detective Shot in 1990 [1159d]
• Saudi-Financed LIV Golf Expands Its Reach Into Washington [1159d]
• DeSantis Signs Into Law Latest Wrinkle in Disney Feud [1159d]
• What We Know About Jordan Neely, the Man Choked to Death on the NYC Subway [1159d]
• What to Know About the Case of Richard Glossip, Death Row Prisoner [1159d]
• Supreme Court Stays Execution of Death Row Inmate Richard Glossip [1159d]
• The U.S. Job Market Remains Unexpectedly Strong [1159d]
• PSG or Lens: Who Had the Better Season? [1159d]
• The Next Fear on A.I.: Hollywood’s Killer Robots Become the Military’s Tools [1159d]
• Vivek Ramaswamy, the Wealthy Republican Who Thinks Trump Didn’t Go Far Enough [1159d]
• Yevgeny Prigozhin Becomes a Player in Russia After Years in the Shadows [1159d]
• Russia tries to focus on its Victory Day holiday while unease about the war in Ukraine grows. [1159d]
• Book Bans and What to Read in May [1159d]
• U.S. Job Growth Retains Vigor Despite Economic Worries [1159d]
• New Hampshire’s Old Man of the Mountain Still Bewitches [1159d]
• Why Ron DeSantis Is Struggling [1159d]
• Why You Should Forget What You Think You Know About Housing in L.A. [1159d]