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 Are religions simply cults that have gone mainstream?
bigthink.com · Jonny Thomson
Or are cults the religions we find distasteful?
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 Pentagon stares down “drone swarm” threat
Axios · Noah Bressner
Low-cost drones powered by AI could soon pose an existential threat to America’s hulking war machinery.
 Why is Vladimir Putin bothering with an election campaign?
airmail.news · Andrew Ryvkin
This weekend’s Russian election is simply a multi-million-dollar production of a one-man show — for a one-man audience.
 Don’t let the Boeing headlines fool you. Air travel is really safe.
WIRED · Aarian Marshall
Despite a flood of bad news about mechanical mishaps, data from regulators shows that jumbo jets aren’t all suddenly falling apart.
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 If it’s March, and it’s green, it must be St. Patrick’s Day
Associated Press · Deepti Hajela
From four-leaf clovers to some unexpected history, all you need to know about the holiday.
 Is women’s college basketball ready to rival the men’s game?
TheStreet · Colin Salao
Despite recent progress — and the hype around Caitlin Clark — the gap between the two remains significant.
 Sleep tourism is booming
USA TODAY · Jamie Davis Smith
These 12 hotels will help you get your zzz’s.
 For Michael Keaton, directing ‘Knox Goes Away’ was a game of jenga
indiewire.com · Jim Hemphill
The actor tells IndieWire’s Filmmaker Toolkit podcast about directing his second feature and juggling its complex and varied tones.
 The many lifetimes of an old red bike
escapecollective.com · Iain Treloar
Five generations of a family’s love, told through a bicycle.
 I tried almost all the new menu items Taco Bell plans to drop in 2024
foodnetwork.com · Amy Reiter
From the Cheesy Street Chalupas to a Sweet Vanilla Churro Chiller, the fast-food chain is rolling out an eclectic array of flavors and colors.
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