Women with muscles are challenging traditional ideas of femininity, says fitness expert Ambika Dutt

When Dr. Ambika Dutt talks about women and strength training, she’s not just discussing fitness. She’s talking about identity, confidence, and the quiet rebellion happening in gyms across the country. As a fitness expert who’s watched women’s relationships with their bodies transform, she’s become something of a translator between the old world of fitness for…

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How Jeff Bezos’ ‘not-so-happy’ meeting with Amazon Prime Video head Mike Hopkins is set to change things for more than 200 million subscribers of Prime Video

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos reportedly pushed executives at Prime Video to overhaul the streaming service Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has reportedly pushed executives at Prime Video to overhaul the streaming service and place artificial intelligence at the center of the user experience. According to a report in Reuters, quoting four people with direct knowledge of…

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700,000-year-old squirrel poop reveals a lost Arctic world of mammoths, horses, and giant predators |

A sealed vial of sediment pulled from Yukon permafrost does not look like a breakthrough. It looks like dirt until the sequencing results arrive. Inside it, scientists from institutions including McMaster University and the University of Alberta found genetic traces of mammoths, horses, and predators that have not roamed the Arctic for tens of thousands…

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Suit, tie and a splash: NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani revives pool tradition in full formal wear — video

Image quality improved by AI New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani revived a long-dormant City Hall tradition on Saturday by diving into a public pool in East Harlem to mark the opening of the city’s 2026 outdoor pool season while dressed in a full suit and tie.Mamdani’s suit-clad dive kicked off New York City’s summer…

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‘Focus on your own popularity’: Italian PM Giorgia Meloni fires back at US President Donald Trump’s ‘senseless’ attacks

Trump deepens the dustup with Italy’s Meloni, who says his ‘unprovoked attacks are senseless’ (AP) Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni fired back at US President Donald Trump after he suggested she was attempting to boost her domestic political standing by mending ties with Washington, telling the American leader to focus on his own popularity instead….

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Brij Bhushan, Vinod Tomar acquitted in women wrestlers sexual harassment case | Delhi News

Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh (File Photo) NEW DELHI: A Delhi court on Monday acquitted former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief and ex-BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh and former WFI assistant secretary Vinod Tomar in a sexual harassment case filed by six women wrestlers.The order was passed by additional chief judicial magistrate Ashwini Panwar…

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In 1950s, secretary Bette Nesmith Graham’s simple trick turned it into a million-dollar office tool |

Bette Nesmith Graham fixed typing mistakes before computers existed. Image credit – Wikimedia Prior to the advent of computing and easy editing, typos were among the most serious challenges that typists had to cope with. Agree? One erroneous keystroke could ruin an entire page of writing. Secretaries in the 1950s typically had to rewrite the…

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Fifa World Cup: “Found his twin”: iShowSpeed’s unexpected Travis Scott encounter steals spotlight during FIFA World Cup Brazil vs Morocco clash | Football News

iShowSpeed’s unexpected Travis Scott encounter steals spotlight during FIFA World Cup Brazil vs Morocco clash(Getty) IShowSpeed may have attended Brazil’s FIFA World Cup opener to enjoy the football, but the streamer ended up creating a viral moment of his own. Fans quickly spotted him at MetLife Stadium during Brazil’s clash against Morocco on Saturday, and…

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Scientists discover 149-million-year-old world’s smallest long-tailed bird fossil revealing how modern birds evolved |

While early birds existed in a time period when dinosaurs dominated, they were feathered, capable of gliding or flying, but looked nothing like the birds we have today. Unlike birds like pigeons, robins and eagles, which have short fan-shaped tails, these ancient birds possessed long, bony tails inherited from their dinosaur ancestors. The transition from…

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