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 The auto workers strike won’t drive up car prices right away
Associated Press · David Koenig
But consumer panic, among other factors, could lead to a new round of sticker shock.
 Is a government shutdown better than more reckless borrowing?
Reason.com · Eric Boehm
Short-term solutions and governing from crisis to crisis aren’t working.
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 Beach during the day, air raids at night
kyivindependent.com · Anastasia Vlasova
Summer comes to an end in Odesa, the Ukrainian port city on the Black Sea.
 Group of friends takes over Nashville hotel missing employees
USA TODAY · Amaris Encinas
After a late night of partying, the trio took it upon themselves to manage the hotel. Here’s what happened.
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 How Deion Sanders made Colorado the center of the sports universe
theringer.com · Jordan Ritter Conn
The Coach Prime experience is more than just college football’s biggest phenomenon. It’s a revolution.
 Hawaii’s spirit of aloha helps restore a wildfire-damaged community
NPR · Marisa Peñaloza, Claire Harbage
It has been more than a month since wildfires swept across Lahaina, but a new spirit has risen from the ashes of the disaster.
 From cool kids to penny stock
Bloomberg · Cecilia D’Anastasio
How FaZe Clan, the esports and entertainment company, ran out of hype.
 Fishnets and eyeliner
Insider Business · Jordan Hart
‘Corporate goths’ are not afraid to express themselves at the office.
 The uneasy truth about traveling while fat
thrillist.com · Cheyenne Davis
Fatphobia, tiny plane seats, and size limits can deter large travelers, but it doesn’t have to be this way.
 For once in a lifetime, ‘Stop Making Sense’ returns to screens
Vanity Fair · Esther Zuckerman
Spike Lee interviewed David Byrne and his Talking Heads bandmates at the restored concert doc’s show-stopping Toronto International Film Festival debut.
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