The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Why the White House keeps shitposting [41d]
• WeatherTech founder might be the newest US consumer protection official [41d]
• The Bone Temple turns 28 Years Later into a terrifying crisis of faith [41d]
• Senate passes a bill that would let nonconsensual deepfake victims sue [41d]
• Anthropic shakes up C-suite to expand its internal incubator [41d]
• RFK Jr.’s new food pyramid could be a disaster for the environment — if Americans actually pay any attention to it [41d]
• Meta’s metaverse layoffs apparently include some of its VR studios [41d]
• Lego Smart Brick: watch an immersive 15-minute demo like you’re right there with us at CES [41d]
• Verizon gets FCC permission to end 60-day phone unlocking rule [41d]
• Nissan is one of the first carmakers to offer magnetic phone chargers in the US [41d]
• Mercedes temporarily scraps its Level 3 ‘eyes-off’ driving feature [41d]
• Google’s Veo now turns portrait images into vertical AI videos [41d]
• Meta confirms Reality Labs layoffs and shifts to invest more in wearables [41d]
• Remarkable’s pricey Paper Pro is hundreds off with refurbished deals [41d]
• Apple Creator Studio suite is launching to take on Adobe [41d]
• Former NYC Mayor Eric Adams accused of $2.5 million crypto ‘rug pull’ as his NYC Token crashes [41d]
• Dreame brings 8K video to compact action cameras [41d]
• Marvel won’t let you forget Avengers: Doomsday is coming [41d]
• Microsoft scrambles to quell fury around its new AI data centers [41d]
• We tried CES 2026’s best and weirdest products, ask us anything! [41d]
• What Apple and Google’s Gemini deal means for both companies [41d]
• How Lego’s Smart Brick works [41d]
• Insta360’s face-tracking webcams get bigger sensors and more expensive [41d]
• PC shipments just grew unexpectedly amid RAM shortages [41d]
• Microsoft is retiring its Office Lens app on iOS and Android [41d]