The Brutalist Report

Salon

• "Get over yourself," Hillary Clinton tells apathetic voters upset about Biden and Trump rematch [699d]
• Meet muscadines, the native grapes of the southern U.S. [699d]
• "Trump is running scared": Legal experts slam "hairbrained" scheme to get NY judge recused [699d]
• Kate Middleton's cancer announcement video "may not adhere" to Getty Images' editorial policy [699d]
• The problem with Shakira's "Barbie" comments [699d]
• "Diarra From Detroit" gives us everything we've been missing in the murder mystery genre [699d]
• A new report sheds light on the problems behind our imported shrimp [699d]
• Animal rights group releases “hidden-camera” footage that reveals cruelty in Kentucky poultry farms [699d]
• “No more innocent lives lost”: José Andrés mourns World Central Kitchen team killed in Gaza strike [699d]
• "Culinary activist" Lelani Lewis on how human injustice shapes culinary culture [699d]
• Plastic chemicals are inescapable — and they’re messing with our hormones [699d]
• "Why are they so afraid?": Jon Stewart says Apple refused to let him interview FTC Chair Lina Khan [699d]
• In the absence of American unity, we return to trust [699d]
• "This is unforgivable": Israeli airstrike kills 7 World Central Kitchen workers [699d]
• Trump’s net worth drops $1 billion after Truth Social stock plummets: report [699d]
• “Sounds familiar”: Expert flags details on “king of subprime car loans” who helped Trump post bond [699d]
• “Pattern of attacking family members”: Judge threatens to revoke Trump juror access in new gag order [699d]
• Some people may see more images per second than others, study finds [699d]
• Fake right-wing panic about "trans" Easter is part of Trump's push for Christian nationalism [699d]
• "Perfectly predictable": Dr. John Gartner on why "a malignant narcissist like Trump" sells Bibles [699d]
• Vincent van Gecko: Colorful new lizard species named after the famous painter [699d]
• Climate disinformation is on the rise. Here's how to fight back [699d]
• "No, after you": Japanese bird gestures to its mate to go first, study reports [699d]