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 Why has Adnan Syed been released from prison?
Esquire · Laura Martin
After more than two decades behind bars, Syed — the subject of the first series of the “Serial” podcast — has had his murder conviction overturned.
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 Banned books you should probably read right now
flipboard.com · Reader’s Digest
Banned Books Week is happening now through September 24. Here’s what to know about book banning — and the books you need to read.
 Giorgia Meloni set to become Italy’s first far-right leader since Mussolini
United Press International · Julia Khrebtan-Hörhager and Evgeniya Pyatovskaya
On Sunday, voters are expected to elect the leader of Fratelli d’Italia as prime minister.
 QAnon thinks something big is coming… because of a ‘Simpsons’ episode
VICE · David Gilbert
Is September 24 going to get wild?
 The power and potential of Latino voters
flipboard.com · Vox
Latino voters are rarely viewed with the nuance that the fastest-growing demographic group in the country warrants.
 A mother’s charge
The Washington Post · By Jose Del Real
In cowboy country, a single mother tries to raise her boy to be a good man.
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 What Joyce Carol Oates knows about fame
Bustle · Erin Somers
The 84-year-old literary icon talks about the film adaptation of her Marilyn Monroe novel, her latest book, and Twitter.
 Björk: Force of nature
Pitchfork · Jazz Monroe
In Iceland with the experimental pop icon, digging deep into the triumphs and tragedies that birthed her remarkable new album, “Fossora.”
 Hollywood legend Jeff Bridges on the gift of life after cancer
The Guardian · Tom Lamont
Bridges is back and relishing every moment.
 The best new chefs of 2022
FOOD & WINE · Khushbu Shah
Meet the most exciting emerging culinary talent in the U.S. today — 11 chefs whose food is highly personal, unapologetic, and extremely fun.
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