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How the cult of self-discipline got out of control

LET’S UNPACK THAT: From the rise of intricate morning routines to punishing workout challenges, self-discipline has become something of a status symbol. Katie Rosseinsky explores how the impulse to optimise our lives took over, and asks whether it’s actually doing us any good

The Independent UK

Voices: This is a good moment for Israel to be magnanimous and stop the war with Iran

COMMENT: In tandem with the US military, Israel has dealt Iran a heavy blow. Rather than risk reprisal attacks and further escalation across the Middle East, it should take the win and declare a ceasefire – but it will have to make the first move, says Alon Pinkas

The Independent UK

This island is getting the world’s first AI government, but I’ve read this story before – and it doesn’t end well

Sensay Island off the coast of the Philippines has the world's first government made up of AI replicas of historical figures.

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Why Colapinto’s F1 future is in doubt again

“Sit long by the river,” goes a quote popularly (and incorrectly) attributed to Sun Tzu, “and you will see the bodies of your enemies float by”.

Autosport

Franco Colapinto is fighting for his F1 future at the Canadian GP

Alpine advisor Flavio Briatore had said there was “no set limit” on how many races Franco Colapinto would contest for the team. But after three disappointing grands prix for the French side, he is now less definitive on the Argentine’s future.

Motorsport

Two steps Scotland can take to defeat the far-right for good

John Swinney in organising his recent conference against the far right shows that he understands the looming political crises, but it just adds to…

The National (Scotland)

'Age of Empires 2: Three Kingdoms' Is the Best Real-Time Strategy Campaign I've Played In A Decade

'Three Kingdoms' is a stunning expansion for one of the most important RTS games of all time, bringing fantastic dynamic campaigns to 'Age of Empires 2.'

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What the capture of Chinese soldiers says about Beijing’s role in Ukraine

NEWS ANALYSIS: The emergence of Chinese combatants in Donetsk – astutely publicised by Ukraine just as America is in a trade showdown with China – has illuminated the shadows of a very modern conflict, writes Michael Sheridan

The Independent UK

If you’re thinking of snapping up a cheap new Chinese electric car there is something you should know…

THE LONGER READ: As the Chinese overtake Tesla for sales and automaker BYD becomes the first in the world to unveil a battery that is capable of charging EV’s in the same amount of time as it takes to fill up a fuel tank, Jonathan Margolis examines the claims that…

The Independent UK

A.J. Brown Shares Eclectic Offseason Reading List After Viral Book Moment in Playoffs

The Eagles star wideout is back with more reading material.

Sports Illustrated

Apple TV+ Just Quietly Released The Most Disappointing Crime Thriller Of The Year

'Dope Thief' is an overlong crime drama that wastes the talents of stars Brian Tyree Henry and Wagner Moura.

Inverse

Haste: Broken Worlds finally lets me live out my childhood fantasy of running really fast and then slamming into a rock at Mach 1 and breaking all my bones

What? It's a normal dream.

PC Gamer

Ne Zha 2: the ancient philosophies behind China’s record-breaking new animated film

On the surface, Ne Zha 2: The Sea’s Fury (2025), the sequel to the 2019 Chinese blockbuster Nezha: Birth of the Demon Child, is a high-octane, action-packed and visually stunning animated spectacle, full of hilarious moments and thrilling fight scenes.

The Conversation

Troubled parallel tales of Banton and Shaw still leave hope for the future

Tom Banton and Prithvi Shaw both regressed after early success but there is time for cricket to be kind to them again

The Guardian - UK

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50 Hilariously Clever Memes That Explain History In A Way Textbooks Don’t (New Pics)

We’ve gathered some excellent, informative and downright hilarious examples of history memes. The post 50 Hilariously Clever Memes That Explain History In A Way Textbooks Don’t (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

PC Gamer

Dynasty Warriors: Origins goaded me into spending an hour trying to beat Lu Bu, then gave me nothing for winning—and I loved it

You really can find love on the battlefield.

The Independent UK

Aryan Brotherhood prison gang members go on trial for allegedly ordering seven L.A. murders

Defendants Kenneth Johnson, Francis Clement, and Johnson Stinson are already in state prison serving life sentences

Cycling Weekly

I’m 'that guy' from the club run, except that thanks to virtual racing, I now have global reach

CW's columnist an online racing idiot, you’ve been warned

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The Conversation

What is the ‘way of the warrior’? Students investigate the arts of war and peace in this course about virtue and the ethics of violence

Uncommon Courses is an occasional series from The Conversation U.S. highlighting unconventional approaches to teaching.

The Guardian - UK

Porcelain War review – beautifully rendered portrait of Ukraine’s artist-warriors

Documentary following a ceramicist and a painter who have joined the battle to defend against the Russian invasion is perhaps a little too picturesque

Sports Illustrated

Week 11 NFL Takeaways: Steelers Winning on the Razor-Thin Margins

Every week, Mike Tomlin’s team seems to be prepared for anything. Plus, how coaching impacted the Packers-Bears game, Geno Smith discusses a big win and more.

Salon

New Christian right plots long holy war

Doug Mastriano's defeat in Pennsylvania was a step toward dominion, in the eyes of his rabid Christian followers

The Conversation

Threads: the harrowing 1984 BBC docudrama is back on our screens – scary but appropriate viewing for our uncertain times

Threads – the horrific film made by the BBC in 1984 depicting the impact of a nuclear war on a city in the north of England – was recently made available to stream. It’s a brutal and grim tour of the aftermath of nuclear war, which anyone who viewed it…

The Independent UK

JD Vance explains viral reaction during debate after being compared to meme from The Office

‘When your enemy is making a mistake, don’t interrupt him,’ Vance said of his debate performance

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JD Vance's Strategy In Vice Presidential Debate Revealed

Ohio Sen. JD Vance strategically focused on Kamala Harris during the vice presidential debate to sway undecided voters.

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