Japanese quote of the day: ‘If you are in a rush, take the longer way’

At first glance, the advice sounds almost absurd: “If you are in a rush, take the longer way.” But behind the paradox lies an idea increasingly backed by psychology, productivity research and everyday experience—that shortcuts taken under pressure often create bigger delays.Whether it’s speeding through traffic, rushing an email without proofreading or making impulsive decisions…

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Why was Asmongold banned on Twitch? Here’s what happened after his controversial livestream remarks

Twitch streamer Zack “Asmongold” has been banned from the platform after comments he made during a recent livestream drew heavy attention online. The 36-year-old streamer was watching a YouTube video when he made remarks about people crossing a border. His comments quickly spread across social media, with many viewers criticizing what he said. The ban…

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Two Indian-origin men wanted in Canada over $30,000 apartment rental fraud | World News

Jashanpreet Sidhu and Priyanshu Goel wanted in alleged Canada rental fraud/Image: PRP Two Indian-origin men are wanted in Canada in connection with an alleged apartment rental fraud scheme that left at least eight people out of more than $30,000.According to Peel Regional Police, the alleged scam operated in Mississauga, Ontario, between January and February 2025….

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Ethan Klein’s reported $1M lawsuit against iDubbbz hit a wall over the H3 snark subreddit

Ethan Klein and iDubbbz’s reported legal dispute has become tied to a disagreement over the H3 snark community. (Image via: Instagram/@h3h3productions & @idubbbz) The legal dispute between Ethan Klein and Ian “iDubbbz” Washburn is reportedly about more than the original defamation case. According to internet culture reporter Steven Asarch, documents connected to the lawsuit show…

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In 2012, a wildfire scorched 42 sq km of the Rwenzori alpine zone; lake cores showed it was the first large-scale fire there in 12,000 years, with charcoal jumping over 100-fold

Representative Image (AI-generated) A wildfire that swept through the high-altitude alpine zone of Africa’s Rwenzori Mountains in 2012 has been identified as the first large-scale fire to strike the region in at least 12,000 years, according to a study published in Nature. By analysing ancient lake sediment cores (cylindrical samples of layered mud from the…

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Italian woman accidentally throws away her $1.1 million winning lottery ticket, then waste workers find it after searching more than 6 tons of garbage | World News

An Italian woman mistakenly discarded a winning lottery ticket worth one million euros. Sanitation workers meticulously searched over six tons of rubbish to find it. The ticket was recovered intact after a day-long, coordinated search operation. The woman had misunderstood a message displayed on a lottery terminal. This remarkable recovery ensured she could claim her…

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Amazon sued over ‘dolphin safe’ and ‘sustainable’ seafood labels as consumers challenge how products are marketed

Amazon is facing a proposed class-action lawsuit from consumers who say the company misled shoppers about the environmental benefits of seafood sold through its online platform and stores.Filed in federal court in Seattle, the lawsuit accuses Amazon of “greenwashing”, using environmental language or imagery to make products appear more sustainable than the available evidence supports….

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Ishowspeed: Esports Awards 2026 Streamer of the Year nominees revealed as IShowSpeed eyes third straight win

IShowSpeed, Kai Cenat and Jynxzi are among the 12 nominees for Streamer of the Year at the Esports Awards 2026. (Image via: Instagram/@jynxzi & @ishowspeed) The Streamer of the Year race at the Esports Awards 2026 is officially taking shape, and the shortlist has some very familiar names. Twelve creators have made the cut, representing…

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In 1831, an underwater volcano created a new Mediterranean island. Britain, France and the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies claimed it before it vanished | World News

For a few months in 1831, the sea off Sicily seemed to be making room for something new. Fishermen had already noticed dead fish floating to the surface, their bodies carrying the smell of sulphur. Then came smoke, ash and lava. By late summer, a small volcanic island stood above the water. It was not…

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