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 The search for a church that isn’t a church
NPR · Rachel Martin
America is getting less churchy. But is it getting any less spiritual?
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 How the War on Terror failed to stop terrorism
inews.co.uk · Taz Ali
Terror groups including al-Qaeda and Isis have been weakened, but their affiliates and splinter groups are flourishing.
 Marrakech artisans are among those hit hard in the earthquake’s devastation
theconversation.com · Abbey Stockstill
The workshops and residences of those that have maintained Marrakech’s architectural heritage for generations have been destroyed.
 What’s behind Africa’s recent coups
Vox · Ellen Ioanes
Not all coups are the same — but they do have some important commonalities.
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 Women are always the wrong age
Insider Business · Kelli María Korducki
In the workplace, women are never in their prime.
 The nepo babies who are buying $3 million L.A. ‘starter homes’
hollywoodreporter.com · Hadley Meares
It’s not just the rich and famous — transferring wealth from generation to generation is reaching epic heights across America.
 Did Samsung use a ‘butt robot’ to test cell phones’ durability?
Snopes · Madison Dapcevich
It could put a new ring to the term “butt dial.”
 What you need to know about bringing pets on a plane
USA TODAY · Wendy O’Dea
Many major airlines allow cats, dogs, and other pets in domestic and international flights.
 The 47 most anticipated albums of fall 2023
Pitchfork · Pitchfork Staff
Summer is over but new-release season is in full bloom.
 Why John le Carré’s ‘The Spy Who Came in from the Cold’ is the ultimate spy novel
BBC Culture · Adam Scovell
As it turns 60, here’s a look at this tale of a disillusioned British agent who’s the opposite of James Bond.
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