The Brutalist Report

The New York Times

Biden Administration Proposes Expanding Background Checks on Gun Sales [948d]
Gabon’s Leader, Ali Bongo Ondimba, Was More Admired Abroad Than at Home [948d]
With Robotyne Recaptured, Ukraine Takes Next Step in Counteroffensive [948d]
Why Is China in So Much Trouble? [948d]
Oprah and Dwayne Johnson Give $10 Million to Help Maui Wildfire Victims [948d]
After Damage From Idalia, a Florida Fishing Industry Feels More Fragile [948d]
In Iowa, Pence Preaches Old-School Conservatism to a Dwindling Flock [948d]
Justice Thomas Defended Himself Over Ethics Questions [948d]
A Big Bend clam farmer survived the storm on his boat. But did the clams? [948d]
As Migrant Crisis Worsens, New York Leaders Pressure Biden to Do More [948d]
Fire in Johannesburg, South Africa, Kills 74 [948d]
Driver With Massive Steer as Passenger Is Pulled Over in Nebraska [948d]
Christie’s Cancels Sale of Jewelry Connected to Nazi-Era Fortune [948d]
McConnell Releases Letter Declaring Him ‘Medically Clear’ to Work After Episode [948d]
A Time Capsule Full of Dirt Reveals Coins and a Medal [948d]
Student Loan Payments Are Due Again. Here Are 5 Things to Know. [948d]
The Weekender [948d]
The Articulate Ignorance of Vivek Ramaswamy [948d]
What Happens if Mitch McConnell Resigns Before His Senate Term Ends? [948d]
U.K. Names Grant Shapps as New Defense Minister [948d]
Why the Johannesburg Apartment Building Was a Firetrap [948d]
What Courtney Dauwalter Learned in the Pain Cave [948d]
Drill, Baby, Drill: The Promise of Geothermal Power [948d]
Why Biden Can’t Expedite Work Permits for Migrants [948d]
On Abortion, Trump Says He Has Advice for Republicans [948d]
Humanity’s Ancestors Nearly Died Out, Genetic Study Suggests [948d]
Red or White Wine? Or Something in Between? Decoding the Wine Color Wheel [948d]
McConnell’s Potential Successors in the Senate Include ‘Three Johns’ [948d]
The building that burned was a feared checkpoint during apartheid. [948d]
Proud Boys Lieutenant Sentenced to 17 Years in Jan. 6 Sedition Case [948d]
Investigators Seize ‘Marcus Aurelius’ Statue From Cleveland Museum [948d]
Starfield’s 1,000 Planets May Be One Giant Leap for Game Design [948d]
Trump, Waiving Arraignment, Pleads Not Guilty in Georgia Case [948d]
How New York’s Public Hospitals Cut Carbon Emissions: More Vegetables [948d]
Justice Thomas Reports Private Trips With Harlan Crow [948d]
Korean Experimental Art Gets a Star Turn at the Guggenheim [948d]
Tropical Storm Jose Is Expected to Be Absorbed by Hurricane Franklin [948d]
On Fire Island, a Home for Art — and the Artists Who Make It [948d]
After Fox News, Geraldo Rivera Boats Into the Sunset (via Cleveland) [948d]
The Fed’s Preferred Inflation Gauge Ticked Up in July [948d]
Johannesburg Building Fire Photos: Scenes From a Deadly Blaze [948d]
Crime Is Nonpartisan [948d]
Eurozone Inflation Holds Steady at 5.3 Percent [948d]
Cats With Bird Flu? The Threat Grows. [948d]
Scorching Heat Is Contributing to Migrant Deaths [948d]
Is It Time to Negotiate With Putin? [948d]
It’s Simone Biles’s Most Daring Move — and You Can Do It, Too [948d]
The Dungeons & Dragons Players of Death Row [948d]
What Is the MIND Diet? And Can It Prevent Dementia? [948d]
Mark Meadows Is a Warning About a Second Trump Term [948d]
A Resurgent Labour Party Sees Scotland as a Springboard to Power [948d]
Here are the latest developments. [948d]
Disabled New Yorkers Face Long, Uncertain Timelines for Accessible Transit [948d]
‘One Piece’ Review: Netflix Tries to Translate the Anime Magic (Again) [948d]
At Least 58 Dead in Building Fire in Johannesburg [948d]
The Final Days of Wall Street’s Beloved ‘Tacky’ ’80s Lobby [948d]
China’s Misinformation Fuels Anger Over Fukushima Water Release [948d]
The U.S. and China Are Talking Again. Where It Will Lead Is Unclear. [948d]
Rare Protests in Syria Summon Echoes of Arab Spring [948d]
An Obsolete German Tank Seeks a Second Life on Ukraine’s Front Lines [948d]
A Local’s Guide to Majorca [948d]
Trump, Under Oath, Says He Averted ‘Nuclear Holocaust’ [949d]