Denise Austin doesn't care about wearing a bikini in her 60s.During an interview with Fox News Digital, Austin shared that age is just a number after posing in a bikini at 68."I love to feel good. And one of the best things is when you're exercising, you just feel empowered, you feel better. And I still have the energy I did when I was 30. So I'm just so happy that I still feel good and thank God I'm healthy. And why not? When you're 68, who cares how old you are? If you're having fun, get yourself feeling good, then go after anything, you know, live life," the professional fitness coach said.Austin explained that her family is very supportive of her continuing to rock a bikini, especially her husband.DENISE AUSTIN SHOWS OFF BIKINI BODY WHILE VACATIONING IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCEAustin feels more confident in her body as she approaches her 70s than she did in her 30s."Well, honestly, I think I'm more confident now than I've ever been. And I just think that, you know, at this stage in life, you got to just live it up. Every day matters and go for it. And, you could do anything if you set your mind to it. And there's no reason not to go for it because what do you got to lose at this age," Austin said.Although Austin is feeling more confident than ever, she's aware of the way her body has changed over the past three decades."Oh, of course they have," she said of her body image changing.WATCH: Denise Austin on 'feeling good' at 68"Going through menopause is a big change in every woman's life. You get the tummy, you get that kind of anxious feeling, but I do think that if you kind of exercise and move through it, you feel better there. You come out the other side and you feel great. So I just I live a life, I eat, I enjoy my wine. I enjoy being out with people, I don't starve myself, I never have, I honestly eat well 80% of the time and then have my treats, like wine or whatever, 20% of time. As you should, you need to enjoy life. Life is short, so live it up. That's what I tell everybody. You know, why not?" Austin asked.In June, Austin took to Instagram to share some photos of her in a bikini while enjoying a vacation in the south of France.APP USERS CLICK HERE"Feeling strong, healthy, and SO HAPPY here in gorgeous Bay Cassis!!! Theres nothing like a little sunshine, fresh sea air, and a swim in the Mediterranean to lift your spirits and keep you feeling GOOD!!" the professional fitness coach wrote."Vacation is the perfect time to stay active and take care of YOU. Whether its a quick swim, a walk by the water, or just soaking in natures beauty it all adds up to a healthy body and a happy mind!! Lets keep moving, smiling, and enjoying every moment together!! xoxoxo."In the pictures, Austin was wearing a blue bikini with white trim as she posed on steps leading into the water. She paired her look with gold, dangling earrings and tortoise shell glasses as she smiled for the camera.A few days before she shared the post, she uploaded two other bikini photos from her recent vacation.In these shots, Austin wore a bright red bikini as she was about to climb down steps leading to the ocean. In the second picture, Austin was holding a life ring that had the words "Les Roches Blanches" printed along the side."Were soaking up the SUNSHINE in beautiful Cassis, France!!! WOW, the water is the most stunning shade of BLUE Ive ever seen!!!" Austin captioned this post."Theres just something so magical about the Mediterranean Sea a quick dip is all it takes to feel totally refreshed, recharged and alive! Im savoring every second of this special trip the salty sea air, the warm sunshine on my skin, and the joy of being surrounded by such breathtaking beauty!!! Taking time to relax, unwind, and be present - its SO GOOD for the soul!! Sending you all a big HUG from the South of France!! xoxoxo."Austin shared her fitness secrets with Fox News Digital about how she's been able to stay fit over 60.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS"I believe that if you can do just small little things, like I walk a lot more than I ever used to, I stretch a lot more just because I want to stay pliable, so if I reach for something, my back won't go and I do more weight. Light weights, and then some days I do heavy weights. Two days a week, I do about seven and a half to 10 pounds in each hand. So I kind of have increased my weight training program to be strong, be fit, because now we know through research that those muscles work miracles on your metabolism, and they keep you young. They also fight osteoporosis so we can live longer but better. And that's what my vision is for people to live longer, but also live better," she said.Along with a fitness routine, Austin relies on getting a "good night's rest" every night, drinking plenty of water and never skipping a meal.WATCH: Denise Austin's secret to rocking a bikini better at 68 than her 30s"I try to go to bed around 10 and wake up around 6 a.m. That is really important. Sleep helps your brain health, helps your beauty, and gives you energy. But also, I drink lots of water during the day. I truly don't skip meals. I like to eat three meals a day, a lighter dinner, and I try to walk every single day, at least half an hour, and I pump those arms.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"The more muscles you use, the more calories you burn. And standing up burns more calories than sitting down. So whenever you can, if you're sitting on your rear end too long, get yourself up. It helps with your circulation and more energy. Oxygen equals energy. So take good deep breaths, get the oxygen flowing so you feel better," Austin said.The "Fit Over 50" founder shared tips for how women can achieve their fitness goals during the summer."Oh, summer, well, just get out there and do something new. Maybe try, you know, swimming in the ocean, if you haven't done it in a while, surfing, do anything kind of new this summer, get on your bike and enjoy a bike ride, even if it's not new, just kind of get outside and feel young again. Things that you do, I do cartwheels on the beach now, I do handstands, anything to make you feel like you're vibrant and young and fit over 50," she said.

Healthcare data continues to be a top target for cybercriminals. In June alone, two major breaches compromised over 13 million patient records. Now, a newly confirmed Medicare data breach has affected more than 100,000 Americans.The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) sent letters this week to those affected, confirming that hackers accessed sensitive data linked to Medicare.gov accounts.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, youll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide free when you join myCYBERGUY.COM/NEWSLETTEROVER 8M PATIENT RECORDS LEAKED IN HEALTHCARE DATA BREACHThe breach traces back to suspicious activity starting in late 2023. According to CMS, cybercriminals used stolen personal data from external sources to fraudulently create Medicare.gov accounts.That information included:GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERECMS began receiving alerts in May 2025 when people reported receiving account confirmation letters for accounts they had not created. This triggered an internal investigation. Hackers not only created unauthorized accounts but, in some cases, accessed additional sensitive data such as:CMS has deactivated all affected accounts and is mailing new Medicare cards to the estimated 103,000 individuals affected. The agency says no confirmed identity theft cases have been reported yet. CMS stressed the action is being taken out of"an abundance of caution," but the breach raises questions about federal cybersecurity safeguards.If you're one of the people affected by the Medicare data breach:CMS is still investigating how the attackers obtained such accurate personal data and whether more individuals may be at risk.WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)?So far, CMS has not identified the attackers. However, the use of valid personal information suggests that the hackers may have obtained data from prior breaches or leaks on other platforms. This breach reveals a troubling vulnerability in the federal healthcare system, where hackers can exploit existing data to create legitimate-looking accounts and access deeply personal medical information.Here are five important steps you can take right now to protect your Medicare information and reduce your risk of identity theft after the breach.Regularly check your Medicare and healthcare accounts for changes you did not make. Be cautious of unfamiliar services, charges or communications from providers you dont recognize.In light of the Medicare data breach, where bad actors used valid personal details to create fake accounts, enrolling in a trusted identity theft protection service can offer an extra layer of defense. These services monitor your Social Security number, email, phone number and other sensitive data to alert you if it's being sold on the dark web or used to open fraudulent accounts.Many top-rated services also help you freeze your credit and bank accounts and offer expert support if your identity is compromised. My top pick includes up to$1 million in identity theft insurance to cover stolen funds and legal fees, plus access to a U.S.-based fraud resolution team that helps you recover faster.See my tips and best picks on how to protect yourself from identity theft atCyberguy.com/IdentityTheftNever share your Medicare number or card details with anyone over the phone or email, unless you initiated the contact and trust the source. Treat it like a credit card.If you believe your information is being misused, remove it from the internet. A personal data removal service can help you remove all this personal information from the internet. It has a very clean interface and will scan 195 websites for your information and remove it and keep it removed.Check out my top picks for data removal services and get a free scan to find out if your personal information is already out on the web by visitingCyberguy.com/DeleteGet a free scan to find out if your personal information is already out on the web:Cyberguy.com/FreeScanIf you notice suspicious activity, report it directly by calling 1-800-MEDICARE (1-800-633-4227) to report Medicare fraud. Also, file a report at IdentityTheft.gov to create a recovery plan with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). This not only helps you recover faster but also contributes to broader investigations that protect others.This Medicare breach may not have resulted in confirmed cases of identity theft so far, but that does not mean the situation should be taken lightly or dismissed as low risk. It took malicious actors less than two years to create over 100,000 fake Medicare accounts using valid personal information, which suggests a significant weakness in how sensitive data is being protected and monitored at the federal level.Do you think healthcare organizations are doing enough to protect your data? Let us know by writing us atCyberguy.com/ContactSign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, youll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide free when you join myCYBERGUY.COM/NEWSLETTERCopyright 2025 CyberGuy.com. All rights reserved.

A woman recently vented her frustrations over a food-related family conflict to millions of people on the internet, leading to a flurry of reactions.On Reddit's 24 million-strong "Am I the a--hole" community, a woman shared an incident involving her sister in a post that received some 16,000 upvotes.The woman said her sister moved in with her after experiencing a difficult break-up. She brought along her two children, ages 7 and 4.WOMAN DRINKING WINE TEACHES PUSHY MOTHER A LESSON AFTER FAMILY TRIES TO INTERVENE"When my sister moved in, I realized quickly that she liked to sleep in," the Redditor said."Some days she was up as late as 1 p.m. I gave her the benefit of the doubt since I knew how hard her break-up was for her."An issue arose, however, when the snoozing sister neglected to feed her own children leaving the burden to the Reddit poster."I got into a routine with my niece and nephew that basically whatever I cooked myself for breakfast, I'd make enough for them as well until the other morning," she said.WOMAN WHO FINDS MEAL PREP 'EXHAUSTING' SLAMMED FOR NOT COOKING 'FANCIER' FOODS"I woke up and had an urge to make huevos rancheros. The kids immediately started complaining that they didn't want that and wanted something different."She added, "I was nice and ended up making them pancakes since it's not their fault their mom is really struggling."The next day, the children complained that they didn't want to eat breakfast potatoes and eggs and demanded a new dish, according to the woman's post.They complained yet again the next day finally pushing the woman to her limits.WOMAN GOES VIRAL ON REDDIT FOR CALLING OUT HUSBAND'S LAST-MINUTE PARTY DEMANDS"Finally, after three mornings of my unwanted food critics getting a separate meal, I finally told them, 'I'm no longer cooking two different meals for breakfast,'' the Reddit user wrote."'If you don't like what I'm making, go ask your mom to get up and do it,'" she said she told them.Even after the children woke up their sleeping mom that morning, she didn't come downstairs until 1 p.m. leading to even more complaints from the children.The sister was angry, the poster said. "She started in about how they need to be fed by a certain time and a bunch of other things that she said to try and intentionally hurt me."The Redditor admitted that she "snapped" and told her sister to "wake up and take care of your f---ing kids instead of expecting me to do it."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERThe user concluded, "She got quiet after that and is still giving me the cold shoulder, but I know she's expecting me to apologize."Most of the comments posted about the situation were supportive of the poster."Sleeping till 1 p.m. means she's missing their breakfast AND lunch," the top comment read. "[Kids at] ages 7 and 4 are still pretty dependent on an adult for balanced meals. Your sister is lame."For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyleSaid another person, "I'm assuming she is not paying rent or helping you with any expenses - she is just lying around sleeping? You should have a serious sit-down with her and stop all of this crap right now."Fox News Digital spoke with Texas-based etiquette expert Pat Durham for insights into the Reddit thread."The poster was very gracious in extending the degree of hospitality that was extended," Durham noted.The civility consultant added that the situation "goes way beyond etiquette." She called it a boundary issue."The mother needs medical intervention, at the very least," Durham advised. "Counseling is desperately needed.""The responses are on the right track," she added. "There are numerous profound issues at play here."

An Arizona farmer is pushing for a more functional approach to the hiring of skilled labor in agriculture amid President Donald Trumps border crackdown, telling Fox News Digital that the current system is sowing fear among Hispanic workers.During a visit to the remote, mountainous landscape of Dudleyville, Ariz., farmer Scott Heartquist expressed a desire for more collaboration between business owners, workers, and immigration authorities to find practical solutions that address labor needs while also upholding the law of the United States."There's a humanitarian side that everybodys like, I feel for them," Heartquist said, referencing skilled workers looking to enter the country. "And I even understand that our system isn't set up for them to easily come in."TRUMP PITCHES PLAN ALLOWING FARMERS TO VOUCH FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT WORKERS FACING DEPORTATIONWhile some farmers have experienced issues with migrants trespassing on or stealing from their properties, Heartquist said his personal relationship with and support for the Hispanic community has allowed him to run his business without issue."Immigration is such a touchy subject and, you know, we were just talking about it my staff. Theyre all legal, but a good portion of the people in the community arent. And so, we see it, we have it around. We have much less of an issue with it now," he continued.The family farm began on a small piece of land in Arizona. After surviving bone cancer, Scott Heartquists wife, Christie, worked with her husband to teach their children where their food comes from by growing and raising a healthy meat supply.The family operates its own inspected processing plant at the ranch, providing hormone-free, steroid-free, vaccine-free, and antibiotic-free grass-fed and grass-finished beef, pork, and lamb to locals.The Heartquist family has cultivated not just a solid business but also a close-knit commune. Several family members and staff live on the Heartquist Hollow Farm property in Dudleyville often sharing fresh meals and stories after a hard days work.TRUMP 'WORKING ON' DEPORTATION EXEMPTIONS FOR ILLEGAL FARM AND HOSPITALITY WORKERSDuring a warm summer's evening dinner, Sal Mrquez, a butcher at the farm, said he is thankful that the family has provided good working conditions and strong benefits to their immigrant workers.Mrquez also praised God for allowing his daughter to flourish as a citizen in the U.S. a milestone that helped him and his wife obtain permanent residency three years ago."My friends say that you earn very well here. So, you risk coming here illegally because it's the American dream. Its the American dream. And everyone is going to take a risk. Before, it was easy, now its not easy," he told Fox News Digital.He also recommended that immigrants explore legal pathways to come to the U.S., such as work visas for farm jobs, rather than trying to enter illegally stressing that the current political climate has heightened concerns among both documented and undocumented Hispanic workers.CRITICS SOUND OFF AGAINST TRUMP'S 'TEMPORARY PASS' FOR MIGRANT FARM, HOSPITALITY WORKERS"You hear a lot of things about the new administration," Mrquez said. "We are, and the people are, very scared. Because I have friends and family who, unfortunately, do not have documents yet. So right now, there is a lot of fear with this administration that people do not want to go out to the stores."A combination of factors including labor shortages for meat cutters and the cumbersome process of obtaining visas has made it difficult for the Heartquists to hire workers with the skill set needed to provide the community with a wide range of grass-fed, pasture-raised meats.Heartquist claimed that many of these issues stem from the Obama administration."You had some abuses going on in some areas, and instead of dealing with the individual abuses, they just cut visas. And so, they made it more challenging for us to get the visas," he said.TRUMP URGES 'TEMPORARY PASS' FROM IMMIGRATION CRACKDOWN FOR KEY INDUSTRIES: 'I CHERISH OUR FARMERS'"I can tell you right now, there are 16-and-17-year-olds in Mexico and Central America that are cutting meat. To be able to bring them in, give them more training, teach them food safety issues, and all of those pieces would be amazing. We just cant. Its not built into our system," Heartquist continued.Without a more robust system and discussions about the potential to bring in workers from other countries to fill these labor needs, Heartquist predicted that immigration issues will continue to proliferate."We're going to have mass deportations that are going to happen right now. The administration will change in three years," he said. "Maybe itll still be strict on the border, maybe it wont, and so well have another onslaught, another flood of people coming in. The problem that we face is... Theres a small portion of that community thats really just not good people, and it gets bled out onto the whole community and thats not fair."

All Elite Wrestling will host its premiere pay-per-view on Saturday and feature some of the biggest names in pro wrestling vying for championships, finishing feuds or trying to make a name for themselves in front of a massive crowd and TV audience,All In: Texas will be the third annual installment of the pay-per-view and fourth in the companys history. The last two years, All In was held at Wembley Stadium in London, with the 2023 event drawing record numbers. All In in 2018 kickstarted All Elite Wrestling and got the ball rolling for the company as being one of the top professional wrestling promotions in North America.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMAt least six championships will be on the line during the event, which is set to take place at Globe Life Field in Arlington the home of MLBs Texas Rangers.One of the bigger matches on the card will be for the AEW World Championship featuring Jon Moxley looking to defend his title against "Hangman" Adam Page. Moxley has held the title since September, when he defeated Bryan Danielson. But as the leader of the Death Riders faction, Moxley had kept a tight group around to ensure success and keep the title at least in the briefcase that Marina Shafir carries around.Page won the Owen Hart Foundation tournament to earn a shot at Moxleys title. Hes built himself back into the title picture following intense feuds with MJF, Swerve Strickland and Jay White over the last year. He already had the taste of world title gold when he defeated Kenny Omega for the championship at Full Gear in 2021.Its one of the most anticipated matches on the card and, to make matters even more interesting, the title will be decided in a Texas Death Match.But its far from the only title match pro wrestling fans will be keyed in on.Two womens champions will be going head-to-head as well."Timeless" Toni Storm has been on a tear since regaining the AEW Womens World Championship from Mariah May at Grand Slam Australia. Its her fourth reign as champion, but she faces one of her toughest tests yet in Mercedes Mon.PRO WRESTLING GREATS ADAM COPELAND, CHRISTIAN CAGE TALK AEW'S GROWTH, WORKING FOR TONY KHANMon is currently the holder of the AEW TBS Championship, RevPros Undisputed British Womens Championship, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL)s World Womens Championship and the European Womens Association Womens Championship. She won the Owen Hart Foundation tournament to earn the title shot.Two of the most successful womens wrestlers over the last five years will go head-to-head to determine who really is the best in the world. It is a dream match for fans who really enjoy pro wrestling.Several other championship matches are on the card as well.Omega will take on Kazuchika Okada to unify the Continental Championship and International Championship; Adam Cole will defend the TNT Championship against Kyle Fletcher; The Hurt Syndicate of Bobby Lashley and Shelton Benjam defend the AEW Tag Team Championship in a three-way match against JetSpeeds Kevin Knight and "Speedball" Mike Bailey and The Patriarchys Christian Cage ad Nick Wayne; finally, the Trios Championship is on the line when The Opps Katsuyori Shibata, Powerhouse Hobbs and Samoa Joe take on The Death Riders Claudio Castagnoli and Wheeler Yuta along with Gabe Kidd.The stakes will be high for at least three non-title matches.Strickland and Will Ospreay will take on The Young Bucks Matthew and Nicholas Jackson in a tag-team match. If Strickland and Ospreay win, The Young Bucks will be stripped of the executive vice president titles. If The Young Bucks win, Strickland and Ospreay cannot challenge for the AEW World Championship for one year.The men and women of AEW will also participate in casino gauntlet matches for future shots at the AEW world titles, respectively. Mark Briscoe, MJF and Mistico are among the mens participants announced. Kris Statlander and Megan Bayne will be among the womens participants.There will be two pre-show matches scheduled before All In: Texas officially begins.FTR, Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood take on The Outrunners, Truth Magnum and Turbo Floyd. In an eight-man tag match, "Big Boom!" A.J. and The Conglomerates Kyle OReilly and Tomohiro take on The Don Callis Family, featuring Hechicero, Lance Archer, Rocky Romero and Trent Beretta.The zero hour show begins at 1 p.m. ET and the main matches begin at 3 p.m. ET.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

A Connecticut pastor is sounding the alarm on a "Godless generation" after getting attacked by a teen carjacker during a trip to Baltimore to perform a funeral.Pastor Kenneth Moales, Jr. fought back, wrestling the gun away from the 16-year-old suspect before tackling him to the ground.When Moales realized the attacker was only a teen, he offered not to press charges and let him go, but the suspect refused and still took the car after getting his gun back.The attacker was later arrested with two other teens and the car was recovered.AMERICAN CAR THEFTS SURGE AS TEENAGE BANDITS, INTERNATIONAL CRIME RINGS SHIP STOLEN VEHICLES OVERSEASSpeaking to "Fox & Friends First" on Thursday, the pastor revealed what was going through his mind during the attack last month."I'm thinking about one thing life," he told Fox News' Todd Piro."I'm thinking that I need to find a way to make sure I don't die in the streets of Baltimore, Maryland. I'm thinking about my wife and my children. I'm trying to make sure I get back home."Moales said he "absolutely" hesitated to jump into action when the attacker approached and tapped on the vehicle with a gun, but once the suspect opened the door, "fight mode" turned on.CALIFORNIA OFFICER'S GUN STOLEN BY HALF-NAKED SUSPECT WHO WAS LATER SHOT DEAD BY ANOTHER OFFICER: BODYCAM"I start to size them up, look at what's going on, and realize that I can take him, and I knew then I have to decide quickly, What are you going to do? Are you going to get the gun?" he said.At that point, the suspect aimed the gun at Moales' chest, forcing him to fight for his life."[It was] not much of a fight at all" he said."But let me be clear, I am in no way a hero. I'm a miracle. I am glad the Lord covered my life and kept me."Moales revealed his identity as a pastor in hopes of defusing the situation, but said the young suspect's lack of "reverence" for his role hurt him the most."I'm like, 'Hey, relax. I'm a pastor, I'm not going to hurt you. We need to stop. This is crazy. I'm not going to press charges,' and before I knew it, he's pushing me down, and believe it or not, that's what hurts me more. Not that he robbed, took the car this is such a Godless generation. How could he not at least back off knowing I'm a pastor? And he didn't care."

Pulling into a station, swapping your electric car battery and getting back on the road in under two minutes is now a reality.In China, CATL's swappable EV batteries are making this possible. This innovation is transforming the way drivers think about electric vehicle charging by making it fast, easy and as convenient as refueling with gasoline.Sign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, youll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide free when you join myCYBERGUY.COM/NEWSLETTERENERGY-SUCKING AI DATA CENTERS CAN LOOK HERE FOR POWER INSTEADSwappable EV batteries are modular battery packs that can be quickly exchanged instead of recharged. CATL, a global leader in battery technology, created a system called Choco-SEB that allows drivers to replace a drained battery in about 100 seconds. This makes battery swapping a realistic alternative to traditional EV charging.CATL's Choco-SEB battery system is focused on speed and flexibility. It is designed to support a wide range of electric vehicles, from compact city cars to larger sedans. The system lets drivers swap batteries quickly and choose the setup that matches their needs best. With this technology, a single battery swap can deliver up to 373 miles of range, depending on the vehicle.WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)?The Choco-SEB batteries are available in two sizes, making them adaptable for different car models. Drivers can install one, two or even three battery blocks, depending on how much driving range they want. For compact cars, the system can provide up to 311 miles of range, while midsize vehicles can achieve as much as 373 miles per swap. This flexibility makes the Choco-SEB system a practical solution for a wide variety of drivers and travel needs.The battery uses a blend of lithium iron phosphate and nickel manganese cobalt. This mix offers a balance of performance and safety, with an energy density of more than 160 Wh/kg and 325 Wh/L. The first car to launch with a Choco-SEB swappable EV battery is the Changan Oshan 520. It starts at around 166,800 yuan, or roughly $23,100. The vehicle offers a 320-mile range and is already gaining traction. Changan has delivered over 1,000 units and has received more than 15,000 orders.GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERECATL is actively building a network of battery swap stations across China. As of now, 34 stations are operating in Chongqing. More than 50 are expected by the end of the year.By the end of 2025, CATL plans to have 1,000 stations across 31 cities. Each station is compact, requiring the space of just three parking spots, and they can hold up to 48 swappable EV batteries.CATL is working with major automakers, including GAC, Chery, NIO, FAW and BAIC. The company holds almost 29% of the global EV battery market. With the addition of swappable EV batteries, it is strengthening its position as a leader in the industry.Swappable EV batteries address one of the biggest challenges facing electric vehicles: long charging times. Instead of waiting 30 minutes or more, drivers can swap batteries in minutes and get back on the road with the ease of a gas-powered car.The concept is gaining traction in Asian markets and holds promise for global expansion. In the U.S., however, challenges such as vehicle compatibility, automaker collaboration, infrastructure needs and consumer acceptance remain significant.Some U.S.-based pilots and partnerships, including Stellantis collaborating with Ample for a fleet in Spain, point to growing interest. Still, CATL's Choco-SEB battery swap system has not been announced for rollout in the U.S.CATL's goal is to make electric vehicle ownership easier and more appealing. Swappable EV batteries give drivers the flexibility to power up without plugging in. With more stations on the way and compatibility across a wide range of cars, this system could redefine what it means to drive electric. While this technology isn't coming to the U.S. just yet, American EV manufacturers may want to take note, as swappable battery tech could be the game-changer drivers have been waiting for.If you could recharge your electric car in just 100 seconds, would you switch from gas to electric? What would it take to convince you to make the change?Let us know by writing us atCyberguy.com/ContactSign up for my FREE CyberGuy ReportGet my best tech tips, urgent security alerts and exclusive deals delivered straight to your inbox. Plus, youll get instant access to my Ultimate Scam Survival Guide free when you join myCYBERGUY.COM/NEWSLETTERCopyright 2025 CyberGuy.com. All rights reserved.

Extreme summer heat can weigh heavily on the body and mind.Skyrocketing temperatures can have a severe impact on heart health in particular especially for people with pre-existing conditions.Adedapo Iluyomade, M.D., a cardiologist with Miami Cardiac & Vascular Institute, part of Baptist Health South Florida, noted that hot weather causes the heart to work harder.4 TIPS TO GET A BETTER NIGHTS SLEEP DURING SWELTERING SUMMER TEMPERATURES"When our bodies heat up, blood vessels near the skin widen and send more blood outward to help cool us down," he said in an interview with Fox News Digital."To keep blood pressure steady, the heart speeds up and works harder, raising its oxygen demand."Heat puts extra strain on the heart and can cause dehydration or blood-thickening, which may trigger symptoms or events, according to Iluyomade.The cardiologist referenced a recent analysis of more than 6,000 heat exposure cases, which found that "even small rises" in core temperature can increase heart rates by nearly 30 beats per minute.EXTREME HEAT AFFECTS THE BRAIN HERE'S HOW TO PROTECT YOUR COGNITIVE HEALTH"Studies show that each 1C rise in temperature raises cardiovascular death risk by roughly 2%, and heat waves markedly increase the chance of heart attacks, heart failure and irregular rhythms," he said."[It's] enough to cause silent heart attacks in people with pre-existing coronary artery disease."Some heart medications can also "exaggerate" how the body responds to heat, according to the American Heart Association (AHA).For those who are living with heart conditions such as coronary artery disease, heart failure, high blood pressure or arrhythmias Iluyomade recommends taking precautions during the summer months.To avoid a cardiac event, it's best to avoid going outside during the hottest part of the day, to stay hydrated (including electrolytes), and to stay in cool, shaded areas, the cardiologist said.Even people who do not have existing heart problems should pay attention to warning signs of heat-related cardiac stress."Watch for concerning signs like chest tightness, increasing shortness of breath, racing heart, leg swelling or feelings of faintness," Iluyomade advised.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTEROther red flags can include unusual feelings of fatigue, a sense of the heart pounding even during periods of rest, dizziness, nausea or confusion.The AHA also notes additional signs of heat stroke, including high body temperature (103 degrees Fahrenheit or higher) and hot, red, dry or damp skin.For more Health articles, visitwww.foxnews.com/healthIluyomade concluded, "Keep hydrated, take breaks in air-conditioned or shaded spots, avoid heavy effort during midday hours, and wear light, breathable clothing to help your heart manage summer heat."

Legendary director of the original "Naked Gun" movies, David Zucker, might think President Donald Trump is nuts, but he also believes the current Democratic Party is much worse for the country.Speaking with Fox News Digital ahead of a reboot of his "Naked Gun" series set for release next month he is not involved the famous spoof filmmaker got candid about his views on politics, admitting he voted for Trump, even though he thinks hes "crazy," because he didnt have much of a choice."You know, as crazy as Trump is, and I acknowledge, yeah, he's a crazy guy, but... Look at what the other side is," Zucker said, saying the political left is on the "wrong side" of huge issues, like biological men competing in womens sports.1980s CHILD STAR TALKS 'GOONIES' SEQUEL, MUSIC CAREER, AND WHY AI THREATENS HOLLYWOOD'S MAGICThe veteran director, one of a minority number of outspoken conservatives in Hollywood, admitted that his Democratic friends and even his family cant understand why he threw his support behind Trump in the 2024 election. He said he tells them, "This is what I go by, just the big dumb issues, which is Israel that's how I moved right in the first place and men in women's sports.""These are just big dumb issues," Zucker said. "And I think that the other side is they're on the wrong side of all these I think they call them 80/20 issues."The filmmaker indicated that he wasn't originally a conservative in the traditional sense, but an old-school Democratic voter who was abandoned by modern liberalism.COMEDIAN NATE BARGATZE SAYS DISNEY HAS ABANDONED ITS AUDIENCE AS HE TALKS ABOUT BUILDING RIVAL MEDIA EMPIRE"You know, I was always a John F. Kennedy Democrat. You know, strong military, lower taxes and p----," he said. "Thats what I was fixated on."Again, he seemed to marvel at the fact that the president represents the voice of reason on the "big dumb issues" of today. He continued, "And Trump, as crazy as he is, he's the one who is trying to he's keeping men out of women's sport.""It's so outrageous to me when I see these stories about these women who had to share a locker room with biological men. Its I mean people will look back on this era as, Well, America was crazy," he said."And I think America is crazier in this way than Europe," the director added.Zucker, who has been a filmmaker in Hollywood since the early '70s, has also used his comedy directing chops to make political ads mocking Democratic Party figures and causes. He made one mocking former Senator Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., in 2010, and another criticizing former President Barack Obamas Iran deal."The Iran Deal video was called Side Effects, he told Fox News Digital, about the ad that came out around the Obama-McCain presidential election in 2008. "It was done like one of these drug ads that keeps saying, It's great, its great. But there are these side effects."CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREHe also directed a feature-length spoof in 2008 mocking the liberal documentarian Michael Moore and the far left in America, titled "An American Carol." Zucker remarked that hes proud of that film even though it didnt perform too well at the box office when it came out."And oh my God, it's funny. I'm so proud of that. It's completely flatlined. I mean, talk about misjudging the audience," he said. "The left doesn't have a sense of humor about itself, and the Republicans don't go to movies. So, I had no audience, but I wanted to do this."Ironically, Zucker said that he wrote the film with his leftist friend. "I wrote it with a high school friend who's the funniest guy that I know, and he's to the left of Castro. But he loved making movies."

Drew McIntyre will make his in-ring return at WWE Saturday Nights Main Event when he squares off against Randy Orton more than a month after he lost to Damian Priest in a steel cage match.McIntyre showed his face last week when he interrupted a segment between Orton and Cody Rhodes.Unafraid to tell it like it is, McIntyre wondered "what happened" to Orton as the so-called "Legend Killer" seemingly lost the psychological war against Rhodes well before he lost the match against him that would have given him a shot at the Undisputed WWE championship against John Cena at SummerSlam.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMOrton got the last word that night, but it set up a match between the two superstars at Saturday Nights Main event."I guess well find out," McIntyre told Fox News Digital when asked whether Orton may have lost his killer instinct. "He finally dropped me with the RKO after I ran my mouth for eight straight minutes. But Im honest. Im always honest. Im not the bad guy. You know, heel, like everyone likes to say. I just tell the truth and that makes you the bad guy today's day in age."I said Codys been buttering him up for months, talking about how great friends they are, how much he respects him, getting Randys guard down leading into the (Night of Champions) match and the split second Randy tweaked his back, his surgically repaired back, the back he was never gonna return from at one point."What did Cody do? My good friend, oh my goodness, are you OK? I want to do this the right way. No! He went right after his back. He targeted his back, possibly shortened his career even more. Then, when Randy had the opportunity to get him back, he hesitated, but he went for it anyway, then he missed and he lost the match. Thats on Randy."McIntyre said "prodding" Orton was part of the plan to get a match with him. He compared himself with John Cena and said he wasnt going to sell his soul and take "cheap" route to get a title shot.When it came to who he wants to face for the title, he pointed directly at Rhodes and made clear he didnt want to go up against this version of Cena.WWE STAR DREW MCINTYRE TALKS PUTTING HIMSELF UNDER THE MICROSCOPE TO GET BACK INTO SHAPE BEFORE RETURN"Cena and Cody at SummerSlam. Ive said this already. I dont want this John Cena. This John Cena is a little b----," he said. "We never had a match one-on-one ever. It would be a huge match. I dont want this Cena."I want to send him packing the way he used to be hustle, loyalty and respect, doing things the right way. These cheap finishes, everyone leaves the arena like, That freaking sucked, that was a waste of money. I want the actual John Cena. But since hes not that guy, I want Cody to win that title."McIntyre compared his career to Rhodes and believes their potential matchup would be one everyone wanted to see."And as I told Cody, parallel careers for 20 years. We both got handed a crappy hand back in the day character wise. We both had to leave the company to find ourselves, come back, get ourselves to where we are now. I used to be where he was in his mindset where he is now. Ive evolved past that. I see whats important now," he told Fox News Digital."Parallel careers, different destinations. The story is gonna be incredible, the match is gonna be incredible. But I want to be the one to tear the title out of Codys hands and see the look in his face and know, Oh crap this isnt the same Drew, and I was scared of the old Drew. This is an evolved Drew I cant compete with because hes better than me."Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Brad Pitt has been a staple of the silver screen since he stole the show (and Louise's life savings) in 1991s "Thelma & Louise" and has stayed a reliable box office draw over the last 30 years.The 61-year-old movie star now leads "F1: The Movie," which has overtaken "Napoleon" as Apples highest-grossing film to date, generating $293 million at the box office after 10 days of release as of Sunday, according to Variety. Ridley Scotts "Napoleon" made $221 million."Over the last 35 years, Brad Pitt has appeared in more than 60 films and roughly 20 television series, but its not the quantity or volume of his creative projects that have made him a Hollywood iconits the quality," Doug Eldridge, founder of Achilles PR, tells Fox News Digital of Pitts staying power.Eldridge adds: "Pitts early career was largely defined by hunky heartthrob roles, where his piercing eyes and rippling abs hypnotized half of the viewing audience. But the mid-to-late 90s proved to be a pivotal time for Pitt, as he headlined an all-star cast in two cult favorites: Seven' and Fight Club. From that point forward, he commanded the attention and adoration of both male and female fans alike."BRAD PITT CONFESSES HE 'NEEDED REBOOTING' AFTER SOBERING INCIDENT THAT LED TO ANGELINA JOLIE DIVORCEEldridge compared Pitt to Robert Redford, saying he has managed to age with "grace and elegance, due in large part to genetics, sobriety, and most of all, staying true to the roles with which he identified."In the 2000s, Pitt turned to blockbuster action films like "Troy," "World War Z" and "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" as well as the "Oceans 11" trilogy.He also made two Quentin Tarantino films: "Inglourious Basterds" in 2009 and won the Academy Award in 2020 for best supporting actor for his role as Leonardo DiCaprios stuntman Cliff Booth in "Once Upon a Timein Hollywood."Pitt also won an Oscar in 2014 for his producing role in "12 Years a Slave," which won best picture.PR expert Matt Wolf tells Fox News Digital that Pitt has a talent for finding smart projects."Brad is still a household name whose charm hasn't faded," Wolf says. "His penchant for identifying good material and delivering authentic performances is why he continues to have success at the box office."Jared Meade, MPS, APR, founder and principal, Rayne Strategy Group, says that Pitt "plays the long game when it comes to his reputation."Meade says that despite his controversies, like his high-profile split from wife Jennifer Aniston and his drawn-out divorce with Angelina Jolie, Pitt has created a"net-positive sentiment among most of the public.""Brad Pitt has remained a highly successful actor with a strong box office presence, despite the controversies he has faced, by building a reputation that has left him with a net-positive sentiment among most of the public," Meade stated.BRAD PITT'S RARE COMMENT ABOUT INES DE RAMON SHOWS THEIR ROMANCE IS GETTING SERIOUSHe says Pitt built out his reputation "by cultivating a layered public persona, starting as the romantic lead, then transitioning to more serious roles, becoming a producer, a style icon and a philanthropist."He adds that "The Lost City" actor doesnt "rush in with overcorrection or attention-seeking antics during difficult times. He lets time, his high-quality work and restraint rehabilitate his image."Meade says Pitt has also been open about the struggles hes faced, "such as with alcohol, that he is perceived as owning his personal failings without sensationalizing them. This causes audiences to be more forgiving than if he were defensive. While some of the accusations against him have been serious, and we don't want to minimize those, his public persona has never come across as predatory, manipulative, or intentionally harmful. So far, the public seems to have been forgiving to him. They still like him, despite his flaws."Last month, Pitt opened up on Dax Shepard's "Armchair Expert" podcast about his sobriety journey, saying he "needed rebooting" amid his split from then-wife Angelina Jolie following an alleged 2016 incident when an inebriated Pitt had an altercation with Jolie and their six children.Jolie claimed in legal documents that Pitt "choked one of the children and struck another in the face" and "grabbed Jolie by the head and shook her." He then poured "beer and red wine" on her and their six children. Jolie quickly filed for divorce after the alleged incident.While Pitt has denied the physical abuse claims, he admitted he needed to get sober."I was pretty much on my back, you know, or on my knees," Pitt told Shepard. "I was trying anything and everyone. Anything anyone threw at me. It was a particularly difficult time. I needed rebooting. I needed to wake the f--- up in some areas. And it just meant a lot to me."He added, "I am a stubborn f---, but I am also, when I've stepped in s---, I'm pretty good at taking responsibility for it and owning up to it. And now it's a quest to, you know, What do I do with this? How can I right this and make sure it doesnt happen again?'"LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSMeade says that the actor has "mastered the ability to know when to be visible and when not to," explaining that he knows that "silence can be just as, if not more beneficial, than exposure when it comes to maintaining a good reputation."Pitt has "curated his visibility" in a way that has kept him "mysterious, respected and still media-relevant without becoming overly familiar," Meade says."This is part of the reason the public hasn't immediately jumped in during controversial moments to villainize him," he tells Fox News Digital. "The public's opinion is shaped mainly by the memories of him from the late 1990s and early 2000s. Couple that with Pitt's selectively chosen event appearances, interviews and profiles and it's easier to see why his reputation and box office draw remain."Wolf also believes that Pitt stands out from other actors because of his "range."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER"He also has his own production company and is a respected producer, so he has a knack for finding good material and aligning with top-notch directors," he adds.Pitts films have grossed nearly $5 billion at the global box office, according to Eldridge, "and his Hollywood star has yet to tarnishliterally, or figuratively. To that end, its no surprise that F1 has become a runaway hit for Apple. When you take a closer look at the numbers on the other side of the baseball card it starts to make more sense."Formula 1 is "widely considered to be the fastest-growing sport in the world," he says, adding that its audience has expanded by 5% since 2021, with an estimated 750 million viewers annually, including in the United States.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"That said, when you combine an iconic, multi-billion-dollar box office behemoth with a wildly popular global motor sport, the result is explosive. No pun intended. Pitt and crew should take a well-deserved victory lap, following the films success!"

An ancient garden in Pompeii has been reconstructed with thousands of historically accurate plants breathing new life into a once-thriving Roman sanctuary.The Pompeii Archaeological Park announced the recent reconstruction of the Garden of Hercules in a June Facebook post.The garden features 800 "antique" roses and 1,200 violets, along with 1,000 ruscus plants, also known as butcher's bloom.ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNCOVER LONG-LOST ANCIENT ROMAN BUILDING AT CONSTRUCTION SITE WITH A LITTLE HELPCherry trees, grapevines and quince trees were also planted at the site, which is near a structure known as the House of the Garden of Hercules.The Hercules reference comes from a marble statue of the god that was found in a shrine called a lararium."It is a typical 'row house' of Pompeii, known for the inscription cras credo ('tomorrow, we give credit') at the entrance," the archaeological park said in its statement.Also known as the House of the Perfumer, the dwelling was built in the third century B.C., around 300 years before the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D.ANCIENT ROMAN THEATER DISCOVERED BENEATH TOWN HALL THANKS TO MASSIVE EARTHQUAKESThe eruption wasn't the only natural disaster the house saw: It was almost destroyed in an earthquake in 62 A.D.At the time of the earthquake, the homeowner acquired and demolished neighboring townhouses, or domus, to create the garden.The purpose of this garden, according to the park, was to cultivate and sell flowers.Historians believe the blossoms were used to produce perfume, leading to its nickname of a "perfume garden.""Originally, the house comprised eight rooms and a vegetable garden," the statement noted. "Production was still active at the time of the Vesuvius eruption."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERAfter the eruption, the house lay in ruin for almost 1,900 years before it was eventually excavated in the 20th century.Numerous Ancient Roman objects, including small glass bottles for perfumes, were found during the excavations.Archaeologists also found that the property was extensively renovated before it was destroyed."Notably, some rooms in the House of the Garden of Hercules contained unused construction materials," the archaeological park noted.For more Lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyle"From the mid-1st century BC, the area underwent structural mergers and demolitions, transforming into a district dedicated to specialized production."The ruins of Pompeii have captivated archaeologists ever since they were uncovered at the end of the 16th century.New revelations about the site still emerge today.For example, in April, the Pompeii Archaeological Park released new details about an ancient family's fight for survival, thanks to an excavation.