Month July 2025

The office of Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana asked the Department of Homeland Security to release the detainee, who is married to a U.S. Marine Corps veteran.

Because knowledge is power when it comes to fitness.

As you get older, your workouts need to evolve. This doesn’t mean you stop training hard or aiming high; it reinforces the idea of training smarter. The wear and tear add up over time. Joints ache more often. Recovery takes… Continue Reading →

About two years ago, we ran an article in which Verge staffers talked about their favorite backpacks and other bags. It’s time for a new one, and so we asked the staff to tell us about their favorite travel packs,… Continue Reading →

Nvidia is releasing a new GeForce Game Ready Driver today that expands support for Windows 10 devices, alongside some games and G-Sync displays. Windows 10 Game Ready Driver support will now be available for GeForce RTX GPUs until October 2026,… Continue Reading →

This excerpt from the new book Born to Walk will give you plenty of reasons to take your daily strolls seriously.

The fictitious band and British knight reimagine 1984’s “Stonehenge” for Spinal Tap II

Mexican food is incredibly popular in the U.S.for good reason, with customers passionately defending their favorite restaurant’s tacos, margs, burritos, and more. While neighborhood eateries are always a good bet, chain restaurants specializing in Mexican and Tex-Mex are constantly expanding,… Continue Reading →

Personally, I like the white sunglasses look. It was a sweltering Sunday in Brooklyn. Instead of being wasteful and spending $10 on a five-minute Uber, I decided to walk the 20 minutes to a cutesy Japanese stationery cafe with an… Continue Reading →

Your fitness age doesn’t always match the number of candles you blow out on your birthday cake. Rather, it showcases how efficiently your body handles basic movement, says Stewart Parnacott, PhD CPT, chief clinical officer at Ready Wellness. For instance,… Continue Reading →