The Brutalist Report

Salon

• "It became less of a priority": "Golden Bachelor" star says cancer diagnosis led to surprise divorce [517d]
• Trump named "Person of the Year" by Time, again [517d]
• Breaking down those Beatles biopic casting rumors, from Paul Mescal to Barry Keoghan [517d]
• "Not easy for me": FBI Director Wray says he will resign before Trump takes office [517d]
• Subsidized community restaurants could help tackle the UK’s broken food system – here’s how [517d]
• Newsmax tells staff to stop bashing Hegseth after Trump call left CEO "shook" [517d]
• "Black Doves" has all the delightful messiness of any true best friendship [517d]
• “People are sick of it": Rob Schneider to launch talk show alternative to compete with "The View" [517d]
• "Rats in the kitchen": What the McDonald's arrest of Luigi Mangione reveals about America — and us [517d]
• Alvin Bragg wants to keep Trump's hush-money case alive, saying presidential immunity is "temporary" [517d]
• "Booksellers save lives": James Patterson plays Santa to hundreds of bookstore employees nationwide [517d]
• Former Bond girl Gemma Arterton doesn't think a woman should ever play 007 [517d]
• Trump's pick to lead DOJ's civil rights division is a right-wing election denier [517d]
• Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: the watchdog Republicans love to hate [517d]
• Judge rejects The Onion's bid to purchase Alex Jones' Infowars [517d]
• Trump still owes a $454 million civil fraud judgment to New York, state attorney general says [517d]
• Pete Hegseth's GOP critics "got the message": Trump allies say they're confident he'll get confirmed [517d]
• Republicans fall in line for Trump's Cabinet picks — but are they holding fire for a bigger battle? [517d]
• Beyond access: Why true financial inclusion demands dignity and control [518d]
• Does talking about climate "tipping points" inspire action — or defeat? [518d]