The Brutalist Report

The New York Times

• Gaza Cease-Fire Talks Resume, but Hopes Are Muted Amid Fears of Wider War [658d]
• Eric Adams and His Campaign Receive Subpoenas in Federal Investigation [658d]
• Boston Harbor Has a Rare New Resident: a Whale [658d]
• Biden and Harris Made a Joint Appearance [658d]
• Emotions Help Us Think Straight [658d]
• Plan to Build Thousands of Apartments Will Transform the East Bronx [658d]
• As Harris and Biden Take a Victory Lap on Drug Costs, She Sets the Pace [658d]
• After Shooting, Texas State Fair Bans Guns. Republicans Want Them Back. [658d]
• Is It Morning in Kamala Harris’s America? [658d]
• Arizona Court Sides With G.O.P. Over Abortion Language in Voter Pamphlets [658d]
• Man Arrested After Escalating Threats Condemning Support for Israel [658d]
• Sudan’s Military Reopens Border Crossing for Aid to Famine Zone [658d]
• F.B.I. Resumes Communication with Facebook, X and Others On Foreign Disinformation [658d]
• U.S. Unveils Price Limits for 10 Costly or Common Medications [658d]
• Yulia Navalnaya Disputes Russian Report on Cause of Husband’s Death [658d]
• Gena Rowlands Shows Her True Power in ‘A Woman Under the Influence’ [658d]
• Harris Gonna Code Switch [658d]
• Issa Hayatou, ‘the Emperor of African Soccer,’ Dies at 77 [658d]
• The Other 2024 Races with Big Climate Stakes [658d]
• Peter Marshall, Longtime Host of ‘The Hollywood Squares,’ Dies at 98 [658d]
• Gena Rowlands: A Life in Pictures [658d]
• America Can’t Produce the Weapons It Needs for the Future. This Could Help. [658d]
• Columbia Remains Divided but Cautiously Optimistic as President Departs [658d]
• Social Security Numbers Reportedly Stolen in Hack: What to Know [658d]