The Brutalist Report

Politico

• Why the US is staying so measured about allies’ sanctions on Israeli settlements [13d]
• ‘A communist caucus’: Trump gives Republicans their midterms enemy [13d]
• Zelenskyy’s big bet: Ukraine can outlast Russia [13d]
• Newsom signs AI safety bills backed by Anthropic, OpenAI [13d]
• Dan McKee becomes first governor in 8 years to lose primary [13d]
• AI insiders say their technology could doom humanity. Will Congress act? [13d]
• Fetterman touts McCormick in surprise video appearance at GOP convention [13d]
• Republicans are partying in Dallas. Just don't ask them about affordability. [13d]
• Jim Jordan says he will relinquish Judiciary gavel, pass on a return to Oversight [13d]
• Trump spared fishing gear and cement from his Canadian trade war. Voters may not care. [13d]
• Treasury CIO pulled from AI work after upsetting West Wing [13d]
• The Ottawa insider at the center of Canada’s trade fight with Trump [13d]
• Europe pans ‘disturbing’ Trump map that shows all of North America as US territory [13d]
• Trump administration proposes dramatic overhaul of 2030 census that changes who counts as living in America [13d]
• House Democrats weigh AI select committee [13d]
• Florida Republicans’ AI fears buoyed by Anthropic researcher bombshell [13d]
• A Dem governor may lose his primary. It’s not for the same reasons as other incumbents. [14d]
• Key oil benchmark tops $100 a barrel for first time since July, as midterms loom [14d]
• ‘No good options’: GOP’s midterm hopes suffer under energy inflation [14d]
• Florida’s midterm drama deepens with concerns over Trump beef import plan [14d]
• ‘Gambling with our lives’: AI researcher quits Anthropic with dire warning about safety [14d]
• Trump isn’t on the ballot. He wants Republicans to pretend he is. [14d]
• This Governor Wants Republicans to Forgive Their Enemies [14d]
• Louisiana’s abortion pill case could wipe out access in blue states [14d]
• In Michigan, GOP Senate candidate makes a Canadian-sized gamble on trade [14d]
• Schumer and Jeffries opposed a Brooklyn power play. It happened anyway. [14d]