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Muslim converts tend to be <em>less </em>religious than their non-convert peers. So what explains their overrepresentation among jihadists?

The Atlantic The bloc’s power is growing fast. That could be bad news for the GOP. 10:59 AM ET Voters wait in line to hand in their ballots to election officials at a YMCA in Boston’s Chinatown.Joseph Prezioso / AFP /Getty When Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton, and other prominent Democrats appeared online at a major fundraiser last night, they spotlighted one of the least discussed lessons of the 2020 election: Asian Americans are poised for a major leap in electoral influence. In Democratic circles, the bloc’s impact on the 2020 election has been largely obscured by the intense focus on...

(Photo : Mina Instagram) Is former AOA member Mina okay? Fans are left bothered and spooked as for two days in the row, Mina took to her social media to share some feelings and thoughts she rarely showed in the past, even though she was already subjected to intense online hate since July 2020.  Mina Hits Back at an 'Average Person' in a Lengthy Post Former AOA member Mina  did not mince words when she posted a lengthy message on her Instagram against an "average, non-celebrity person." While the post was quickly taken down, many were able to read the outpour of her emotions against someone...

Kirn Vintage Stock / Corbis / Getty Once, we had a wide world of socializing opportunities: crowded bars and intimate dinner parties, stadiums full of strangers and weddings full of everyone we loved most. The coronavirus pandemic made many of those things dangerous or impossible, and shrank our social worlds dramatically. Now, as vaccination rates go up, the floodgates of social life are poised to reopen. But not everyone will want to use this newfound freedom in the same way. Even before the pandemic, introverts and extroverts disagreed on the optimal size and frequency of gatherings. Post-...

The Atlantic The ‘Dating Market’ Is Getting Worse The old but newly popular notion that one’s love life can be analyzed like an economy is flawed—and it’s ruining romance. The Atlantic Ever since her last relationship ended this past August, Liz has been consciously trying not to treat dating as a “numbers game.” By the 30-year-old Alaskan’s own admission, however, it hasn’t been going great. Liz has been going on Tinder dates frequently, sometimes multiple times a week—one of her New Year’s resolutions was to go on every date she was invited on. But Liz, who asked to be...