The Brutalist Report

Salon

• Trump shares violent image of Biden tied-up in the back of a pickup truck [703d]
• In "Cowboy Carter," Beyoncé converts us to the religion of country music [703d]
• Costco is cracking down on its food court after receiving complaints of overcrowding from members [703d]
• I thought I had partied at Freaknik [703d]
• Gypsy Rose Blanchard and husband Ryan Scott Anderson are calling it quits [703d]
• "We are in times that require us to listen": Tessa Thompson's lessons from playing a helpline worker [703d]
• "Nearly adopted": Clarence Thomas took in future law clerk following racist firestorm [703d]
• Behind the Baltimore bridge collapse is a familiar story of a corporation cutting corners [703d]
• My grandmother was right all along: You can't beat fresh strawberries and rhubarb in the springtime [703d]
• Louis Gossett Jr., first Black man to win best supporting actor Oscar, dies at 87 [703d]
• Remembering my friend, Joe Lieberman [704d]
• "NOVA: A.I. Revolution" urges us consider the benefits—and the drawbacks—of artificial intelligence [704d]
• “Hot Ones”: Ice Spice says it took her three years to hone her voice and identity as a rapper [704d]
• “Very troubling”: Federal judge makes “extraordinary” move to reveal the truth about Trump’s threats [704d]
• "Late bloomer": Why it matters that Rebel Wilson is sharing she lost her virginity at 35 [704d]
• My challenge as a Christian psychologist: Help evangelicals see Trump for who he really is [704d]
• To Mars and back: Will NASA’s ambitious endeavor be worth it? [704d]
• Lara Trump's Big Lie hiring: Republicans stick with loser strategy that failed them in 2020 and 2022 [704d]
• Trump’s megalomania is a trap for the GOP [704d]
• Inside the world of unregulated sperm banks, where people meet on Facebook to have babies [704d]
• Kristen Stewart says being in a Marvel movie sounds like a nightmare [704d]
• Republican official claiming 2020 election was “stolen” voted illegally nine times [704d]