The Brutalist Report

Salon

• House Republicans hold AG Merrick Garland in contempt [705d]
• Steve Bannon asks the court for a break as he ramps up anti-democratic rhetoric [705d]
• Giuliani lawyers argue "possible" 9/11 cancer should keep him out of bankruptcy woes [705d]
• Food has a climate problem: Nitrous oxide emissions are accelerating with growing demand [705d]
• Kevin Spacey admits to flying with Epstein, Bill Clinton and a group of "young girls" [705d]
• Xylitol, a common sugar substitute, found to be associate with "cardiovascular risk," per new study [705d]
• Alito attacks ProPublica over Pultizer-winning ethics coverage: "They don't like our decisions" [705d]
• Joey Chestnut "banned" from Nathan's hot dog-eating contest in a beef over vegan meat [705d]
• Paul Ryan says Trump puts himself "above the Constitution," calls him "unfit for office" [705d]
• General Mills sued by its Black workers over race-based discrimination from “white supremacists” [705d]
• Charleston chef becomes first West Virginian to take home a James Beard Award [705d]
• Donald Trump admits he still has a gun, despite felony convictions [705d]
• For just $35, you can send your child to Chick-fil-A’s eyebrow-raising summer camp in Louisiana [705d]
• For Republicans, raw milk is the new masking [705d]
• “So rude of you”: Republican snaps after Democratic lawmaker reminds him that a jury convicted Trump [705d]
• "It appears to be a payoff": Expert says Kushner's Saudi cash an "egregious" national security worry [705d]
• Rachel Maddow: Trump's speeches aren't just "incoherent" — they're "pornographically violent" [705d]
• On "Top Chef," a frontrunner emerges as the numbers dwindle [705d]
• Hunter Biden juror says the prosecution was a "waste of taxpayer dollars" [705d]
• Why Republicans are left disappointed by Hunter Biden's conviction [705d]