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 Killing of Hamas’ top political leader in Iran risks triggering all-out regional war
Associated Press · Abby Sewell
Iran’s supreme leader vowed revenge against Israel.
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 103 earthquakes in one week: What’s going on in west Texas?
USA TODAY · Elizabeth Weise, Ronald W. Erdrich
The rash of earthquakes is not naturally occurring, as Texas, in general, is not a very seismically active part of the country.
 The Simone Biles effect has undeniably transformed U.S. gymnastics
Sports Illustrated · Stephanie Apstein
Beyond the Olympic medal haul, the most decorated gymnast of all time has injected personality into the team and altered the face of the program.
 The movement desperately trying to get people to have more babies
Vox · Rachel M. Cohen
It’s not only J.D. Vance fixating on childlessness: The pronatalists, explained.
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 How restrictions on flying over Russia are making flights longer, more expensive
Euronews · Rebecca Ann Hughes
Russia has limited access to its airspace to just a few nations and carriers.
 Paralympian Mallory Weggemann on competing in Paris as a new mom
Glamour · Danielle Sinay
The competitive swimmer talks about her new documentary, her IVF and postpartum journey, and becoming the first on-air disabled host for the Olympics.
 Opinion: The Olympics drag scene got Christian art history right
hyperallergic.com · Emma Cieslik
Critics of the opening ceremony betrayed their ignorance of Christianity’s pagan roots — and the real reason behind their ire toward the show.
 Adults will spend an average of $662 this year on back-to-school shopping
CNET · Dashia Milden, Courtney Johnston
From school uniforms to refurbished tech, here are ways to save on your school supply list.
 50 Cent on conquering TV and his beef with Diddy
hollywoodreporter.com · Mesfin Fekadu
Plus, why he brought $3.5M to a photo shoot.
 Why are there virtually zero all-inclusive hotels in the U.S.?
fodors.com · Molly O’Brien
It all comes down to regulation, liquor licenses, and consumer behavior.
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