Married people who practice their religion have more sex, study shows
Summary
There is a dispute in Northern Ireland over a Protestant parade in a mostly Catholic area, reflecting old tensions between communities. A recent foiled terror plot near British RAF bases may involve Islamist or Iranian suspects, raising security concerns. Also, research shows married couples who regularly attend religious services report having more frequent and satisfying sex.Key Facts
- The Orange Order is a Protestant group wanting to march in a mainly Catholic, nationalist neighborhood in Northern Ireland.
- This parade dispute echoes a violent conflict from the 1990s that nearly disrupted the peace process.
- Northern Ireland no longer has a unionist majority, and Sinn Féin leads the government, supporting Irish unity.
- British authorities stopped a terror attack plot targeting RAF bases; suspects might include Islamist groups or Iran.
- Iran threatened attacks on anyone helping US air strikes in the Middle East, increasing worries about escalation.
- Divorces now take longer to happen, possibly due to financial reasons, Covid-19, or general uncertainty.
- Women are more often the ones to file for divorce.
- Married couples who attend religious services frequently say they have more and better sex compared to non-religious couples, based on a US survey.
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