The compulsive media cycle during Donald Trump’s presidency drove readers further into polarized news bubbles. Research by Axios suggests that since Trump left office, partisan publications have seen the biggest drop in readership, as people embrace the middle ground.

Historically, Judaism has relied on its body of law to enforce social norms and perpetuate traditions. But as technology becomes ever more pervasive, can Jews from across the spectrum of observance figure out how to harness its power and reinforce their own versions of faith?

Coming-of-age series Ramy tackles issues of personal identity, Islam, and immigrant experience through raw humor and imperfect characters. By rejecting sanitized and idealized representations of Muslims, the show is feeding audiences’ hunger for honest and audacious storytelling.

Islam is the UK’s second largest listed religion, yet followers of the faith are underserved by mainstream financial service providers. Through its robo advisor platform, Wahed Invest lets Muslims easily manage their money through portfolios that are in-line with their religious principles.