The Brutalist Report

Salon

• The 7 biggest takeaways from "Broken Horses," the New York Times' unsettling horse-racing exposé [749d]
• Anita Hill says Harvey Weinstein decision will not be "the final word for victims and survivors" [749d]
• "The Bible is one of the worst books ever," says Brian Cox because "it is not the truth" [749d]
• Famine: In Gaza and elsewhere, an underlying pattern that can lead to hunger and death [749d]
• "Tremendous influence": Lawyer testifies "Access Hollywood" tape helped Stormy Daniels hush deal [749d]
• Historian says Trump lawyer "deliberatively misleading" SCOTUS: Ben Franklin "would be horrified" [749d]
• Biden administration admits that marijuana isn't as dangerous as heroin, moves to reclassify drug [749d]
• "Horrifying agenda": Trump says he may let anti-abortion states monitor pregnancies [749d]
• Shake Shack takes a bite out of rivalry with Chick-fil-A, snags viral TikTok star [749d]
• "Authoritarian bullying": Journalist arrested at Texas campus protest faces felony charge [749d]
• Sourdough under the microscope reveals microbes cultivated over generations [749d]
• "The truth is incriminating": Prosecutors get direct messages from former Trump lawyer Ken Chesebro [749d]
• The trouble with Trump polls [749d]
• "Sending a message": Judge threatens Trump with "incarceratory punishment" for violating gag order [749d]
• "Continually losing": Experts say Trump's pressure on lawyer to be aggressive is badly backfiring [749d]
• Pro-Palestine protesters take over campus building at Columbia University [749d]
• Texas GOP and UT-Austin leaders shift from championing free speech to policing protester intentions [749d]
• Outside Donald Trump's N.Y. trial, "Line Dudes" wait all night [749d]