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Cream city bricks. Photo taken April, 9, 2026 by Ben Tyjeski. The allure of an old building, free from the woes of time and the elements, to appear as if it were in its original state is tantalizing, even if unattainable. Milwaukee knows this dilemma all too well, as so much of the city was constructed two centuries ago. But instead of begging for a tabula rasa, Milwaukee shows its character. The zeal for maintaining so many of these buildings comes down to one building material. Unrivaled in its abundance and aesthetics, Milwaukee in the 1800s built itself from the ground like plants sprouting from the earth after a prairie fire. This one building material, as it is well known, gave birth to the city of Milwaukee: cream brick. Entire blocks were erected with buildings made of these bricks. Unlike the popular red bricks in other cities, Milwaukee’s bricks were cream-colored. It was a regional anomaly, a gift from the age of glaciers, which inspired the city of bricks to be nicknamed the Cream City. To this day, these pale bricks with a soft, buttery color are still everywhere and command attention. Sunlight on these bricks highlights their varying tones, as one sees when a sunset bathes a field of wheat, and produces a soothing glow that lingers into the evening. Of course, this description does not represent all Cream City bricks. Ugly ducklings are plentiful, charred by years of puffy engines or tragically painted over. There is also a wide range of textures, from smooth to gritty, chipped and cratered, and filled with random stones or minerals. In Milwaukee, though, these defects are proof that these bricks are like living organisms and part of their environment. Because cream brick was so widely used in Milwaukee during the 19th and early 20th centuries, imagining Milwaukee without cream brick is inconceivable. Like organic architecture, buildings constructed with these bricks belong to the land they were built on because these bricks are the land. Other bricks can have attractive offerings, but they are not Milwaukee. Without education on the captivating qualities of Cream City bricks and why they need to be preserved, their significance will fade. The narrative explaining the importance of these bricks often addresses that these bricks are old and were used prolifically once upon a time. But age, charm or personal affection toward them is not why Milwaukee preserves these bricks. Cream bricks are inherent to Milwaukee for reasons that would even cause the demolition crew to hit the brakes on the wrecking ball. Here are three. The first is that these bricks represent our local geological history. The timeline of these bricks goes back hundreds of thousands of years, when successive advances and retreats of ice sheets during the interglacial periods deposited this clay into the eastern Wisconsin region. These lacustrine clays were reported to be more than 100 feet thick, providing brickmakers ample supply of clay. Early settlers like Solomon Juneau summoned easterners Nelson and Thomas Olin to harvest this clay to erect some of his first buildings. Hence, when builders in Milwaukee are using cream bricks, they are working with bricks made of the ground that they are literally building on top of. The essential quality that these bricks were made locally paves the way to the second reason for why cream bricks are so important to Milwaukee: the lost art of being handmade. Handmade building materials in the built environment today are increasingly rare. Too many building materials today come from big-box stores, where products are manufactured in distant warehouses and homogeneous, synthetic products are distributed worldwide. And unfortunately, cities across the country and around the world conform to the same conventional “look.” As for our cream bricks, since railroads were not around in the mid-1800s, Milwaukee pioneers were not going far to find building materials and learned how to harvest the ground into durable bricks. The first bricks, in particular, were known as common bricks and were made by hand, using tools and equipment that required physical strength. There were no machines to process the clay; rather, it was muscle and stamina. From man to mule, workers breathed in the airborne silica dust, dripped their sweat in the muddy heaps, dug their shovels and pressed their fists into the mounds of clay, and molded them with wet, sandy hands into the desired blocks. The final step, the burning in a kiln, was at times done directly in the ground. From the grip of their shovels to the slathering of mortar with a trowel, our ancestors put themselves into these bricks. The third reason it is so important to preserve cream bricks is that they represent our own character. Cream bricks gave Milwaukee a unique appearance without costing the fortunes of civilization. They are useful and handsome, but not pretentious. These bricks can produce a fancy-looking wall, but at the end of the day, these bricks were a local resource dug up and burned in a factory down the street. Milwaukeeans can take pride in knowing they can create beautiful buildings with the resources right beneath their feet. The nature of repurposing cream bricks, a practice now decades old, shows our resourcefulness and a capacity for forgiveness. The years these bricks have endured mean there are many cream bricks that are actually black, dented, painted or have some other defect. They are not clean, but they have personality. And Milwaukeeans find beauty in this. Builders could simply do away with these and procure contemporary bricks readily available and perhaps more cost-effective — and certainly they do — but many do not. Recycling these old butters demonstrates Milwaukee’s virtue of thrift. It is hard work, time-consuming, and the results are not pristine, but it honors local history and culture and is less wasteful. For these reasons and more, Cream City bricks are the most important building material of Milwaukee. When folks say “the Cream City,” they recognize not only a pride in history but also in our local resources, unique geology and hand labor, as well as a respect for beauty that shows character, strife and perseverance. In essence, we shaped the bricks and the bricks shape us. The proud tales of cream bricks are nostalgic and have inspired historians like H. Russell Zimmermann and, more recently, Andrew Stern, whose well-researched and detailed history of the bricks, including their manufacturing and architecture, is available as a digital book. And because Milwaukeeans are still surrounded by these historic bricks and keep reusing them, it is possible to learn from their literature and truly appreciate these bricks as both rooted in history and full of possibilities for the present. In the featured photographs celebrating local cream bricks, you will see only close-ups of the brick walls as a way to encourage readers to come face-to-face with the bricks and see that the pride for Cream City brick comes from more than a color. Photo Gallery 12►

Stellantis and Dongfeng are said to be considering a new partnership. This could see Dongfeng vehicles made in Europe and vice versa. Dongfeng could eventually takeover or invest in a European plant. Chinese automakers are eyeing production in Europe as a way to avoid hefty tariffs. Many European automakers have excess capacity, so it sounds like a match made in heaven. However, it could end up being a deal with the devil that comes at the expense of their own sales. More: Stellantis Hands Chinese EV Maker A Factory To Bypass EU Import Tariffs Stellantis appears to be dealing with this conundrum as Bloomberg is reporting the company is considering a partnership with Dongfeng. Details are hazy, but sources have told the publication the Chinese firm could gain access to underutilized Stellantis plants in Europe, while Dongfeng could build Stellantis vehicles in China. Discussions appear to be relatively advanced as Dongfeng officials reportedly visited sites in Germany and Italy. The publication also said the Chinese firm could potentially acquire or invest in “one or more European plants at a later stage.” There is no indication yet which facilities could be involved, but Bloomberg pointed out that Alfa Romeo and Maserati have been struggling. Italian production has fallen and anger there resulted in strikes in 2024. At the time, the Associated Press said Stellantis and its predecessors had cut Italian production by nearly 70% over the past 17 years. It remains unclear if a deal will be struck, but Stellantis has reportedly been having discussions with a number of Chinese companies including Xpeng and Xiaomi. The automaker also has a successful relationship with Leapmotor, which could explain the optimism for additional deals. It’s also worth mentioning that Dongfeng has a long relationship with PSA, which is now part of Stellantis. This partnership spawned Dongfeng Peugeot-Citroën Automobile, although the French brands are a small player in China. Stellantis told the publication, “As part of its normal course of business, Stellantis holds discussions with a range of industry players around the world on various topics, always with the ultimate aim of providing customers with the best mobility choices.” Photos Stellantis, Dongfeng

If you peeked inside my bathroom cabinet right now, you’d find a spring skincare routine that’s overwhelmingly Korean — and for good reason. After years of aggravating my skin barrier with high-strength acids and potent retinoids, I’ve learned it needs formulas that are effective without being punishing. K-beauty excels at exactly that. From Medicube to belif, I’ve tried dozens of Korean skincare brands over the years, but not all are created equal. Consider this your shortcut. And while K-beauty once took real effort to track down, that’s no longer the case. Thanks to Amazon, it’s easier than ever to shop for Korean beauty products with just a few clicks — and it’s not just skincare; there’s a wealth of excellent K-beauty makeup and hair products, too.Here’s everything team R29 recommends. At Refinery29, we’re here to help you navigate this overwhelming world of stuff. All of our market picks are independently selected and curated by the editorial team. All product details reflect the price and availability at the time of publication. If you buy or click on something we link to on our site, Refinery29 may earn commission.Medicube Zero Pore Pads“I’m almost hitting pan (or tub?) on these Zero Pore Pads and will definitely be stocking up on another. The star ingredients — lactic and salicylic acids — work together to exfoliate the surface of the skin and deeper inside the pores, helping to minimize hyperpigmentation and prevent future breakouts. I love that one side of the pad is slightly rougher than the other, giving extra manual exfoliation. Since adding them to my routine, my skin looks clearer, brighter, and feels smoother — and all my friends are hooked, too.” — Jacqueline Kilikita, beauty director.Medicube Zero Pore Pad, $, available at AmazonRound Lab Birch Juice Moisturizing UV Lock SPF 45“Last year, a friend brought this sunscreen back from Korea and gave it to me. I loved it so much that I snipped the top off to scoop out every last drop. It’s so featherlight on the skin you’d be forgiven for thinking it contains no sunscreen — but it actually offers SPF 45 broad-spectrum protection, defending against both UVA and UVB. It leaves my skin looking dewy and alive rather than chalky, like some other formulas, and it never stings my eyes — a bonus, given how reactive I am. Now that I know it’s available on Amazon (and I don’t have to rely on friends), I’ll be stockpiling it.” — Jacqueline Kilikita, beauty director.Round Lab Birch Juice Moisturizing UV LOCK SPF 45, $, available at AmazonThen I Met You Living Cleansing Balm“I’ve never had a cleansing balm make my skin look and feel better after use — that’s how jam-packed with skincare ingredients this stuff is. There are botanicals like persimmon and seaberry (which also lend the natural marigold hue), plus olive and grapeseed oils to nourish skin as they melt away makeup. This also rinses away almost completely, unlike many other balms that leave a film of residue behind. (Granted, this is step one of a double cleanse, but I still don’t want to feel greasy if I can avoid it.) Compared to other viral balms on Amazon (like Banila Co.’s and e.l.f’s Holy Hydration ones), I feel like this one is a bit of a best-kept-secret. Until now, that is.” — Karina Hoshikawa, senior beauty writer.Then I Met You Living Cleansing Balm, $, available at AmazonKUNDAL Honey & Macadamia Hydro-Intensive Protein Hair Treatment“Not only does this treatment make my hair smell amazing — like I've misted it with a musky hair perfume — but it’s incredibly moisturizing, turning frazzled ends silky. That’s thanks to the deeply nourishing shea butter and macadamia seed extract, plus shine-enhancing avocado oil. I use it instead of conditioner when my hair feels especially dry from heat styling, and I can feel the results as soon as I rinse it out. I love the huge bottle, which lasts ages, and the pump makes it easy to use even with slippery hands. I’ve already gone through two bottles (White Musk and Amber Vanilla) with the latter being my favorite.” — Jacqueline Kilikita, beauty director.Kundal Honey&Macadamia Hydro-Intensive Protein Treatment, $, available at AmazonTIRTIR Mask Fit All Cover Pink Cushion Foundation“No one does cushion compacts better than K-beauty brands. I’m a big fan of cushion foundations and BB creams for their lightweight, buildable coverage and skin-like finish, and cushions really deliver on that. When TIRTIR’s red version went viral last year, I had to try it — and I loved it (enough to pick up the mini for touch-ups). That said, I actually found my forever favorite in the pink All-Cover Cushion, which has more of a soft-matte finish compared to the red version’s satin effect. A lot of reviews mention the shades skew a bit warm, which works for my olive undertones, but is something to keep in mind if you have cool or pink undertones.” — Karina Hoshikawa, senior beauty writer.TIRTIR Mask Fit All Cover Pink Cushion Foundation, $, available at AmazonIlliyoon Ceramide Ato Concentrate Cream“I use this moisturizer everywhere — from my face to my elbows, and sometimes even my feet! If you have dry, rough skin prone to flaking or scaly patches, you’ll love it, thanks to the plant-based ceramides. Without diving too deep into biology, ceramides act like links between skin cells, keeping them healthy and intact. When our natural reserves run low, a ceramide-packed lotion like this is essential. It absorbs quickly and never leaves my skin feeling hot or greasy. Don't just take my word for it; the countless 5-star Amazon reviews speak for themselves.” — Jacqueline Kilikita, beauty director.Illiyoon Ceramide Ato Concentrate Cream, $, available at AmazonLaneige Lip Sleeping Mask“Laneige's Lip Sleeping Mask is a cult product for a reason — it’s literally on my nightstand right now! Few other products deliver long-lasting, intense moisture in a formula that doesn’t feel heavy or greasy on lips. Despite the addition of several new flavors (including seasonal ones, like Pumpkin Spice and Candy Cane), I've remained loyal to Vanilla: a rich, fresh-baked, extract-like scent. This balm actually sinks in, leaving my lips softer by morning (not just coated with a layer of balm). Even better, the tiny jar lasts forever. I’ve had mine for almost a year, even with regular use, making it a great value.” — Karina Hoshikawa, senior beauty writer.Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask, $, available at Amazonbelif Milky Niacinamide Sunscreen SPF 40“There are so many brilliant sunscreens right now, it’s hard to stick to just one — but if I had to choose from my current rotation, it would be this. I can’t get over how lightweight it feels. It’s like applying a milky lotion, but with the reassurance of SPF 40, which is broad-spectrum, protecting against UVA (responsible for skin cancer and premature aging) and UVB (which causes sunburn). It layers seamlessly under makeup, dries quickly, and feels comfortable. It’s so hydrating that I often use it instead of moisturizer in the morning. Being a chemical sunscreen, there’s no white cast, and it’s non-comedogenic, so less likely to cause breakouts. Plus, the added niacinamide helps control excess oil — perfect if sunscreen usually leaves you shiny throughout the day.” — Jacqueline Kilikita, beauty director.Belif Milky Niacinamide Sunscreen SPF 40, $, available at AmazonAestura Atobarrier365 Cream“This is my go-to pre- and post-retinol moisturizer. I use it for the 'sandwich' method: a light layer first, then my retinol treatment, followed by another light layer on top to lock in as much moisture as possible. I’ve already gone through one tube and am keeping an eye out for another, because not much else is moisturizing and soothing enough to pair with high-strength serums. A friend with eczema- and rosacea-prone skin is just as enamored, proving it’s gentle enough for even the most sensitive, reactive skin. It’s deeply hydrating — thanks to ceramides, glycerin, and allantoin — without ever feeling sticky or suffocating.” — Jacqueline Kilikita, beauty director.Aestura ATOBARRIER365 Cream, $, available at AmazonLike what you see? 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LA thieves stripped a 992 Porsche 911 Carrera to its bare chassis on the street. The gutted shell was so bare that onlookers mistook it for a different car. High-value components sold individually can exceed the full car’s market price. Even in a city where car theft rarely surprises anyone, this one stands out for how methodical it is. Owners of expensive vehicles often rely on GPS trackers to keep tabs on them, but as this case shows, that safety net only goes so far. When Los Angeles police came across what remained of a black Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet, it barely resembled a car at all. What sat on the road was little more than a stripped shell, picked clean with the kind of precision that leaves you wondering just how much time and effort went into taking it apart piece by piece. More: Man Walks Into Dealership And Drives Away With $218K Porsche Using Fake Identity The vehicle is missing its wheels, suspension, flat-six engine, PDK transmission, and a large portion of its exterior and interior components. Most thieves tend to go after easy wins like headlights or wheels, but whoever did this went all the way. Nearly every valuable part is gone, leaving behind little more than a bare metal shell, with a few wiring harnesses hanging on as the only sign it was ever whole. Online, some initially thought the shell was a kit car or even a stripped Mazda MX-5, but the details started to give it away. The pedal assembly, the shape of the rear decklid, all pointing to a 992-generation 911. Even so, it wasn’t immediately obvious. The hood, bumpers, front fenders, doors, rear deck, engine cover, retractable roof, and lighting units were all missing, leaving almost nothing recognizable at a glance. More: Thieves Steal Trailer Containing $1.5 Million In Porsche Racecars And Parts The interior has also been completely gutted, with the seats, steering wheel, instrument cluster, infotainment, dashboard, center console, audio system, airbags, and seatbelts gone. Only the scuff plates remain, proving it was a humble Carrera trim rather than a more desirable high-spec model. High-demand parts can bring in serious money when sold individually, often adding up to more than the car itself. By ditching the shell, the thieves also leave behind the one thing that matters most, the VIN-stamped chassis. Police confirmed the car was stolen and said the registered owner has been notified. The case has now been handed over to detectives, who will try to trace where the theft began. More: Thieves Stole 4 Porsches Worth $1M To Sell In Mexico, But It Didn’t Go As Planned On paper, the chassis looks structurally intact. In reality, that hardly matters. Sourcing and reinstalling everything that’s missing would cost far more than the car is worth, which leaves this former Porsche headed for a salvage title or the crusher. With any luck, the owner’s insurance comes through. LAPD Central Traffic Division / Facebook

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Rendering of affordable subdivision in Oak Creek. Plans for a new subdivision in Oak Creek comprised entirely of affordable, single-family homes are moving forward. Milwaukee County is working to redevelop two vacant parcels between Puetz Road and American Avenue into 50 single-family, 1,200-square-foot homes available to first-time home buyers making 80% or less than the median area income. The homes would be listed for sale at between $225,000 and $250,000 each. It will be the first affordable housing subdivision built in a Milwaukee County suburb. Officials gathered Monday morning at Oak Creek City Hall to celebrate the project. The project recently received the necessary approvals from the city of Oak Creek Common Council. The county administration still needs to secure a few final approvals from the Milwaukee County Board, but the plan is to begin construction in 2027, according to James Mathy, housing division director. The subdivision will be developed in phases with a total project cost of approximately $30 million, Mathy said. The county plans to work with Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity and Knight’s Construction, an Oak Creek High School program that gives students opportunities to work on residential construction projects. Funding for the development is coming from a $7 million federal earmark secured by U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, a $2 million budget allocation in 2024 and a $5 million Community Project Grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, which will be used to bring utilities, roads and other infrastructure to the currently vacant parcels. Under Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, the county has prioritized using federal funding to develop affordable housing in suburban communities to expand housing choices for lower-income families. The county would not be able to move projects like these forward with funding from the state or federal government, Crowley said. “There aren’t any ways that we will be able to utilize our local property tax levy solely to build these levels of projects.” The approximately 20 acre property in Oak Creek, located east of S. Chicago Road, was acquired by the county through tax foreclosure in 2006. It long sat undeveloped after soil sampling in the 1990s found contamination from building and construction debris dumped at the site decades earlier. More recent environmental testing by The Reese Group found no significant pollution beyond areas previously identified, allowing the county project to move forward. The next challenge was finding local support. Sup. Steve Taylor, who represents the area on the Milwaukee County Board of Supervisors, applauded Oak Creek council members for supporting the project in the face of community pushback. “It’s not easy when you have a room full of people telling you not to do something,” Taylor said. “Unfortunately, in the suburbs, that happens far too often, where we don’t want buses coming our way, we don’t want affordable housing.” “Oak Creek, not unlike many communities across the country, we’re fundamentally built on home ownership and a strong work ethic,” said Oak Creek City Administrator Andrew Vickers, who pointed to the city’s strategic plan that values “access” and “affordability.” Mathy said his office heard from Oak Creek residents concerned about affordability and, specifically, whether their children would be able to afford to return as adults to the community where they grew up. The new homes will have caps on equity built into the deeds to make them “permanently affordable,” Mathy said. The equity caps will limit how much an owner can sell the home for in the future, protecting affordability and preventing buyers from flipping the house for a large profit. The structure, also used in land trusts, allows the initial subsidy to benefit future homeowners while still enabling homeowners to build equity. The Crowley administration anticipates seeking county board approval in the coming months for contracts necessary to begin pre-construction work in 2026 and construction in 2027. The project includes twice as many homes as when first proposed in 2024. Update: Story has been updated to include the total project cost.

SAN SALVADOR (AP) — Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele on Wednesday signed into law constitutional reforms to permit life prison sentences for people as young as 12, a contentious reform that follows other heavy-handed measures pushed through by the populist leader. The change was passed last month by the Legislative Assembly, which is controlled by Bukele’s party, and would apply to people convicted of committing or acting as an accomplice to crimes including homicide, femicide, rape and gang membership. The measure was pushed forward by Bukele’s cabinet. Previously, the maximum sentence in El Salvador was 60 years for adults and less for youths. The reforms slated to take effect April 26 would create new criminal courts to try cases. They also stipulate a mandatory review of life terms decades into the sentences, depending on the age of the convict and the gravity of their crimes. Critics say the reforms are just the latest harsh move by Bukele more than four years into his war on gangs. Following a burst of gang violence in 2022, Bukele announced a then-temporary state of emergency, which has become the new normal in the Central American nation as it’s been extended for years. He suspended constitutional rights and locked up more than 1% of El Salvador’s population, often on vague charges with little evidence. Prisoners are often judged in mass trials and lawyers regularly lose track of where their clients are. In one mass trial last year, alleged gang members were handed sentences of hundreds of years. Officials in Bukele’s government have previously vowed that gang members detained “will never return” to the streets. Under the crackdown, Bukele’s government has detained around 91,650 people in El Salvador. Bukele has said that less than 10% of those people have been released. It’s fueled accusations of human rights abuses and arbitrary detention, but also sharply dipped homicide rates in a country long terrorized by gangs, handing Bukele soaring popularity levels. The right-wing ally of U.S. President Donald Trump has been fiercely criticized for weakening checks and balances and undermining El Salvador’s fragile democracy. The sentencing changes are the latest in a slew of constitutional reforms jammed through by Bukele and his allies. Last year, the government pushed through one of its most contentious reforms that would eliminate presidential term limits, paving the way for Bukele to remain in power indefinitely. Emboldened by Bukele’s alliance with U.S. President Donald Trump, the government has also gone after its enemies, detaining critics and activists, and increasingly forcing journalists and opposition voices to choose between exile or prison. Human rights organizations have documented cases of arbitrary detentions for years, and one of them even filed a complaint before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, stating that the vast majority of those imprisoned under the state of emergency were detained arbitrarily, something the leader denies. Source

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