The Brutalist Report

Salon

• Kanye compares abortion to the Holocaust, in a recently released interview [646d]
• How a mylar balloon left New Orleans without clean water for days [646d]
• COVID surges in Olympic Village: Noah Lyles reveals positive test after bronze finish [646d]
• Wendy’s gets ahead in the ongoing “value meal wars” with a limited-time-only $1 Frosty deal [646d]
• Thwarted attack at Taylor Swift concerts planned to kill "as many people as possible" [646d]
• When will astronauts on ISS finally come home? Maybe not till next year, NASA says [646d]
• Trans voters more enthusiastic about voting for Harris than before [646d]
• Chemical used in rocket fuel and explosives is widespread in food products, Consumer Reports finds [646d]
• How sustainable is your weekly grocery shop? These small changes can have big benefits [646d]
• Trump, in rambling presser, says he won't "recalibrate" amid massive momentum swing [646d]
• Olympic swimmers try to "flush out" Seine bacteria by drinking Coca-Cola [646d]
• "Offer our children healthier choices": The growing push for school lunch reform [646d]
• "We have to call out bad faith attacks": Democrats rebut attempted GOP "swift-boating" of Tim Walz [646d]
• "Time Bandits" creators on their remake: "How lucky to get a chance to use the word 'Pythonesque'" [646d]
• Harris campaign appeals to Latino voters in new battleground ad campaign [646d]
• "Daily Show" host Michael Kosta mocks Republican efforts to make "Tampon Tim" a thing [646d]
• "Sexually forward with both women and men": "House of the Dragon" star on her bold seafaring leader [646d]
• Former Trump aide Stephen Miller spouts conspiracy theory about Kamala Harris and human trafficking [646d]
• Taco Bell looks to expand the use of artificial intelligence voice technology in its drive-thrus [646d]
• Starbucks' sales dip as customers seek better-priced coffee elsewhere [646d]
• Trump left spinning by Kamala Harris’ surprise strength [646d]
• Harris campaign says Walz offers "playbook" for trimming Trump's advantage with rural voters [646d]