I want to tell you about a podcast that's been fascinating me called More Muslim.

It's a new narrative documentary series made by a team of journalists who've worked on shows like Radio Lab and More Perfect.

They're covering stories from Muslim communities around the world that no one else is telling.

One of their episodes traces the evolution of Muslim women's relationship with the mosque, from the prophetic

era when women prayed alongside men without barriers, to today's reality where many mosques

relegate women to basement closets, behind opaque partitions, or turn them away entirely.

To listen to that episode and more, find more Muslim wherever you get your podcasts.

In Syria, a man is in a cage in a courtroom for the crimes of the Assad regime. Lots of people are relieved to see him there.

I'm Marco Wurman. And I'm Marco Werman.

And I'm Carolyn Beeler.

Today, the trial of Atif Najib.

Also, the war in Iran started almost two months ago.

Business people there are feeling the pain.

The internet shutdown has been really devastating for them.

Plus, two runners made history at the London Marathon by running the whole thing in under two hours.

I didn't think I'd ever see this happen.

And a state visit to the U.S. is a diplomatic test for King Charles.

No matter how much Buckingham Palace or the British government try to control things,

they can't predict what the U.S. president might say or do.

All that today, here on the world.

This is the world. I'm Carolyn Beeler.

And I'm Marco Wurman. Thank you for being with us today. We start in Mexico, where free and universal health care is a constitutional right.

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