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Hilaria Baldwin explains how she stays fit raising 7 kids with ‘bathroom workouts’ and an unexpected diet
Hilaria Baldwin has described fitting exercise around raising seven children by running daily and doing short yoga, barre and “bathroom workouts”. Speaking to Fox News Digital, she said the routine supports her mental wellbeing and nervous-system regulation, while stressing that her diet is based on balance rather than constant restriction. Baldwin, 42, said she aims…
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The Theragun Sense makes everyday recovery surprisingly easy
TechCrunch’s review finds that Therabody’s $299 Theragun Sense (2nd Gen) is a capable, user-friendly massage gun for everyday aches, tension and relaxation rather than intensive deep-tissue recovery. Its main appeal is reducing the uncertainty around massage-gun use through on-device guided routines, making it potentially useful for people seeking simple, regular recovery support. The device offers…
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Fraud plea, Yiannopoulos detention and Texas AI camera funding freeze
Laura Owens admits fraud over false pregnancy claims as Milo Yiannopoulos awaits deportation. Texas halts funding for Flock vehicle cameras over privacy concerns, while every challenged call is overturned in a Reds-Cubs game.
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AWS mumbles about its cost-busting networking tech when it should be shouting
AWS has developed a datacentre networking design that uses a flat, single-tier architecture and commodity hardware, aiming to make its infrastructure more resilient and cheaper to operate. The article argues that AWS has not promoted the achievement strongly enough, despite claims that the approach can reduce energy use by up to 40 per cent and…
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Why Labor’s ‘High Priestess of Integrity’ needs to pay back every cent of her Washington junket: PETER VAN ONSELEN
The article argues that Labor senator Deborah O’Neill should repay the cost of a Washington trip funded by lobbying firm Pyne & Partners, given her prominent role scrutinising Australia’s defence sector. It says the trip raises concerns about perceived conflicts of interest because O’Neill chaired a parliamentary defence subcommittee at the time and was elected…
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Mike Lawler ad mocked over tight clothing fit
New York Republican Congressman Mike Lawler’s latest re-election advert has drawn online mockery over the visibly tight fit of his clothing, overshadowing its political message. The 30-second video promotes his efforts to restore the federal State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction, an issue of particular relevance in high-tax states such as New York. The advert…
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Vladimir Putin shows off his driving skills as he gets behind the wheel to test new Russian motor
Vladimir Putin test-drove the new Volga K50 SUV at the brand’s plant in Nizhny Novgorod, presenting the visit as a showcase for the revival of a prominent Soviet-era Russian car name. The appearance matters because it highlights Russia’s efforts to promote domestic manufacturing, although the vehicle is based on Chinese technology, while Russia’s attacks on…
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These 4 Hopeful Songs From the 60s Remind Us That Life Is Worth Living
Four 1960s songs are presented as uplifting reminders of hope, individuality and optimism. – “Here Comes The Sun” by The Beatles, written by George Harrison at Eric Clapton’s house. – “Good Vibrations” by The Beach Boys, linking pop music with spirituality and intuition. – “Make Your Own Kind Of Music”, a 1969 anthem encouraging people…
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Trump’s Greenland Threats Cast A Shadow On Iceland’s Vote On Whether To Trigger EU Membership Talks
Icelanders voted on whether to restart negotiations to join the European Union, with concerns about US President Donald Trump’s interest in nearby Greenland influencing the debate. Supporters argue that closer EU ties could offer Iceland greater security and help address cross-border issues, while opponents fear membership could reduce national control over key resources and sovereignty.…
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The key issues facing Andy Burnham when parliament returns next week
Andy Burnham returns to parliament next week as prime minister with improved Labour polling, but faces an immediate test as his government moves from its early honeymoon period into difficult policy decisions. His first Prime Minister’s Questions against Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, alongside pressures over the Budget, welfare, living costs and prisons, will help define…