The Brutalist Report

Politico

• OpenAI’s models shared hacking tips on a secret messaging board before Hugging Face breach [31d]
• Senate’s summer pileup is threatening a quick recess escape [31d]
• NTSB opens probe into Marine One incident near Reagan National airport [32d]
• Mullin’s immigration balancing act grows more precarious [32d]
• ‘All hands on deck’: Oil industry rallies to keep Trump from stopping exports [32d]
• Progressives got their win in Michigan. Can a democratic socialist carry Wisconsin? [32d]
• Trump seeks to shield his business finances from BBC in libel lawsuit [32d]
• Anti-Trump conservatives Tucker Carlson, MTG, Massie huddle about launching third-party movement [32d]
• Blanche avoids taking sides in Trump-Pirro spat over Reflecting Pool [32d]
• El-Sayed’s next fight: Uniting a fractured Democratic party [32d]
• Data center foes win big in Tuesday’s primaries [32d]
• Trump-backed candidate in battleground Michigan district loses to opponent who dropped out [32d]
• Amid college sports chaos, Florida moves to influence Senate legislation [32d]
• Trump’s Efforts to Sway Foreign Elections are Missing Something [32d]
• Thanedar becomes latest incumbent to fall to a progressive challenger [32d]
• Abdul El-Sayed wins Michigan Senate primary — a major victory for progressives [32d]
• Chuck Edwards says he will end reelection bid after censure recommendation [32d]
• New York legalizes medical aid in dying after decade-long battle [32d]
• Back in action, Tom Kean Jr. faces a new source of scrutiny: his stocks [32d]
• Mike Johnson breaks his silence on Max Miller, calls for ‘process to play out’ [32d]
• Progressives didn’t get the big election night they wanted [32d]