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Japanese quote of the day: 'If you are in a rush, take the longer way'
2,400-year-old shipwreck found off Greece carrying hundreds of ancient amphorae
Two Indian-origin men wanted in Canada over $30,000 apartment rental fraud
Ethan Klein’s reported $1M lawsuit against iDubbbz hit a wall over the H3 snark subreddit
Steven Asarch says Ethan Klein’s reported $1 million lawsuit against iDubbbz involved more than damages. According to his breakdown of court documents, Klein wanted a settlement with conditions, including a condemnation of snark communities. But iDubbbz reportedly refused to go far enough on that point, becoming the reason settlement talks stalled. Klein has not commented on Asarch’s report as of ...
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Why was Asmongold banned on Twitch? Here’s what happened after his controversial livestream remarks
Twitch streamer Asmongold faced a ban after controversial livestream comments. He discussed people crossing borders and made violent statements about shooting individuals. Asmongold doubled down on his remarks when questioned by a viewer during the broadcast. These comments quickly spread across social media platforms online. The incident led to Twitch taking action against the popular content cre...
Lake cores show 2012 Rwenzori wildfire was first in 12,000 years, with 100-fold charcoal rise
In 2012, a wildfire swept across Africa's Rwenzori Mountains, marking the first such event in over 12,000 years. Analysis of lake sediments uncovered a significant charcoal marker linked to this fire, indicating that human actions and climate change are altering these delicate mountain ecosystems. The lower slopes reveal early human impact and ongoing forest shifts, highlighting the escalating thr...
Italian woman accidentally throws away her $1.1 million winning lottery ticket
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 life-changing jackpot prize.
Esports Awards 2026 nominees revealed: Jynxzi, Kai Cenat and top gaming names make the list
The Esports Awards 2026 have revealed nominees across nine categories, covering major games, streamers, personalities, creators, teams, partners and esports services. Names including Jynxzi, Faker, Kai Cenat and iShowSpeed feature among the nominees. Voting is already live, with fans able to support their picks until November 10, 2026. Here’s the complete lineup across every category announced for...
Scientists studied South Australia cave bones; light left algae marks, darkness preserved bones
In the captivating underwater caves of South Australia, animal bones exhibit unique characteristics brought about by their aquatic environment. The contrast of light and shadow results in algae development while simultaneously preserving bones in an extraordinary manner. Analyzing these distinct changes allows scientists to piece together ancient ecosystems and geological transformations, establis...
Esports Awards 2026 Streamer of the Year nominees revealed as IShowSpeed eyes third win
The Esports Awards 2026 have revealed the 12 creators nominated for Streamer of the Year. IShowSpeed, Kai Cenat, Jynxzi, CaseOh and several other major names made the shortlist. Speed has won the award for the last two years, giving the category an extra storyline. Voting is already open, with fans able to support their pick until November 10, 2026, through the official Esports Awards website.
How an island suddenly rose from the Mediterranean in 1831 then vanished
In 1831, fishermen spotted a temporary volcanic island off the coast of Sicily, prompting European powers to hastily claim the new territory, leading to several international disputes. Unfortunately, the island, primarily composed of lightweight rocks, eroded rapidly, disappearing into the Mediterranean within months. Today, its remnants lie submerged, creating a unique habitat for marine life and...
In 2016, Rutgers scientists identified the globe skimmer as the world's longest-flying insect
Globe skimmer dragonflies have been identified as the longest-distance flying insects, showcasing a remarkable ability to traverse thousands of kilometers. Genetic studies indicate that they form a single global population across continents. Their bodies are well-adapted for long journeys, aided by their reliance on freshwater. Researchers are actively investigating their mysterious migration path...
In 1925, a man 'sold' the Eiffel Tower and vanished with the money
A con artist named Victor Lustig famously 'sold' the Eiffel Tower for scrap in 1925. He convinced scrap metal dealers the monument was being dismantled due to high maintenance costs. Lustig used forged documents and official appearances to execute his elaborate deception. After his initial success, he attempted the same scam again in Paris. His criminal career eventually ended with his arrest and ...
A well in Gujarat's Morbi has been shaking continuously with rippling water with experts having no clue why
In Morbi district of Gujarat, a well has been causing an unusual spectacle with its strange water oscillations since early August. Hundreds of inquisitive locals have flocked to Pranjivan Sadariya's fields to witness this rare occurrence. While local officials have dismissed seismic activity as a potential cause, initial investigations point towards groundwater recharge and trapped air as contribu...
14-year-old Millie Pradawong uses AI and CRISPR to make microalgae produce more biofuel
Fourteen-year-old Millie Pradawong has developed an AI-powered computational tool that predicts how CRISPR gene editing could improve microalgae for biofuel production. Her project, MACRO, aims to increase oil production without reducing algae growth. A finalist in the 2026 3M Young Scientist Challenge, Millie hopes her work will support future research in clean energy and biotechnology.
Scientists release 42 snakes to bring a giant US species back
In Spring 2026, conservationists released 42 eastern indigo snakes into their historical habitats in Florida and Alabama. After a year of specialized care, these reptiles have adapted well, with monitoring indicating successful survival and breeding in the wild. This significant reintroduction effort seeks to restore self-sustaining populations of this unique snake species to their native regions.
The 1900 mystery of three lighthouse keepers who vanished
In 1900, three seasoned lighthouse keepers mysteriously disappeared from Eilean Mor. When a supply vessel arrived, they found the lighthouse abandoned with signs indicating a hurried exit. Investigations uncovered no indications of violence or outside interference. The prevailing theory suggests a rogue wave may have taken the men by surprise. This enigmatic maritime case continues to baffle exper...
In 1974, a German fisherman released thousands of baby catfish into a river; 50 years later they are threatening native wildlife
In 1974, German biologist Roland Lorkowsky introduced the Wels catfish to Spain's Ebro River, where they've since become a top predator, threatening native wildlife. Their large size and aggressive feeding present significant hurdles for conservationists trying to maintain balance. Worsening climate change conditions could facilitate their further invasion into European waters, leading experts to ...
11-year-old boy took Abbot's kneecap in 1956; 70 yrs later, his widow returns it to the museum
A medieval abbot's kneecap and a floor tile have been returned to Glastonbury Abbey more than 70 years after they were taken by an 11-year-old schoolboy during an archaeological dig. The artefacts were kept in Australia for decades before the boy's widow brought them back following his death in 2025.
Trump angry over leak of US weapons shortage as Iran talks enter crucial phase: Report
President Trump expresses frustration over media claims regarding the depletion of US weapons stockpiles, fearing the leaks may undermine America's leverage in negotiations with Iran. While he admits some reports accurately reflect a tighter supply of advanced munitions, he aims to pursue severe penalties for those behind the information leaks. Vice President Vance characterizes negotiating with I...