The Brutalist Report

Politico

• What Beijing has learned about the U.S. from the Iran war [28d]
• White House’s ‘lack of organization’ has AI lobbyists fretting [28d]
• Why Democrats' New York gerrymander won't be as aggressive as the GOP's efforts [28d]
• Mitt Romney makes his quiet return to national politics [28d]
• Education Department launches hiring spree in key office, roughly a year after mass layoffs [28d]
• Redistricting court rulings give Republicans new life in the midterms [28d]
• Makary to leave as FDA commissioner after tumultuous year, White House source says [28d]
• Virginia’s carbon market comeback risks a multistate affordability crunch [28d]
• Ex-NATO chief Rasmussen warns of ‘disintegration’ of alliance, calls for new European defense bloc [28d]
• Crypto giants pushed to ease rules on risky assets in Senate bill [28d]
• Trump gets his chance to upend FEMA [28d]
• Republicans get massive win in fight for House with Virginia court ruling [28d]
• Pentagon releases swath of UFO files [28d]
• A middle power gets squeezed at its own World Cup [28d]
• The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics [28d]
• Graham Platner targets fuel tax, Big Oil in energy plan [28d]
• NRCC unveils internal polls in key battleground House races [28d]
• Tom Steyer’s anti-tech crusade has a potential hiccup: his brother [28d]
• Trump administration tries to shore up its footing with immigration hardliners [28d]
• Voters ‘want us to do more,’ Republicans say. They’re just not sure what. [28d]
• I Helped Craft the 25th Amendment. It Was Never Meant to Oust a President. [28d]
• Ukraine’s Weirdest Front Line [28d]
• The Man Trying to Make Trump’s Tariffs Go on Forever [28d]