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Amazon drivers have devised a plan to increases their chances of grabbing new delivery orders at a Whole Foods Store – hanging smartphones in trees. Bloomberg spotted at least a dozen phones connected to branches outside a location in Chicago. The devices belong to contractors of the Amazon Flex app, which chooses drivers to carry out deliveries based on proximity to the grocery store – giving those with a device in the tree first dibs at a new order. There are a handful of drivers in on the scheme, as multiple devices will receive the same alert making it difficult for the tech giant to uncover the system, sources said. Another person familiar with the matter said the setup is a work around for certain requirements, like having a drivers license - a Flex contractor will pay some one a small amount to take the route, while still taking a portion of the fee. A driver who has observed the phones hanging in trees said Amazon knows about it, 'but does nothing.' Amazon drivers have

In May, the My Big Fat Fabulous Life reality star revealed she ended her engagement to Chase Severino after he reconnected with a woman from his past and is expecting a baby with her. Four months later, Whitney Way Thore, 36, has spoken out about her use of the word 'fat' in an Instagram post caption describing herself. Dozens of fans took to her comments and told her not to describe herself that way, but on Monday, Whitney said of the backlash: 'It's actually insulting to insist that a fat person who has identified as fat actually isn't fat.'  The latest: Whitney Way Thore, 36, has spoken out about her use of the word 'fat' in an Instagram post describing herself in a childhood photo on Monday The commentary began four days prior when she shared of herself in the 1980s while rocking a colorful and patterned bathing suit. Whitney captioned it: 'Bringing you high fashion since 1988. But seriously, can I get this suit in size fat?'  Several people

She's the Bachelor star with a taste for the finer things in life.  And on Monday, Laura Calleri proudly showed off some designer goods as she stepped out in Perth.  The 24-year-old, who has previously described herself as a 'snob,' clutched a $2,250 Louis Vuitton bag and flashed her bra in a sheer $344 Off-White singlet as she made her way to The Peach Pit bar. Sheer daring! On Monday, The Bachelor's self-professed 'snob' Laura Calleri flashed her bra in a see-through designer singlet and clutched a $2,250 Louis Vuitton bag as she stepped out in Perth Laura flashed her trim pins in a khaki miniskirt and wore a white denim jacket over her shoulders.  She finished the look with white sandals and wore her long dark locks out and over her shoulders, neatly straightened.  For makeup, she wore thick foundation with blush and bronzer, and a soft pink lip.  Familiar face: Laura is currently competing for Locky Gilbert's heart on The Bachelor Australia The marketing

British racewalker Tom Bosworth has revealed he had coronavirus this summer after making the decision to end his season early. The 30-year-old, who is one of seven athletes Sportsmail is following on the road to the Tokyo Olympics, produced a positive test for Covid-19 antibodies in July after he and his fiancé Harry Dineley fell ill in March. He has now withdrawn from this weekend's British Championships in Manchester and scrapped all further plans to compete this month. British racewalker Tom Bosworth has revealed he had coronavirus this summer Bosworth, who finished sixth in the 20km walk at the Rio Olympics in 2016, told Sportsmail : 'The British Championships were very much on the cards and I wanted to do a 20km in September but there is no point flogging a dead horse at this point and performing at 50 per cent. 'Thankfully I am OK now in terms of the virus, but it just a case of getting back to fitness. It has been a hard experience. A week into lockdown in March Har

An online fundraiser has drawn more than $130,000 in donations to help the family of two young girls who were photographed last week relying on a California Taco Bell's free WiFi to finish their homework.  The photo of the girls was shared on Instagram last week and has since gone viral, raising concerns about the 'digital divide' between affluent and low-income families during the coronavirus pandemic.  A representative of the Salinas City Elementary School District has confirmed that the girls in the picture are students in the district and said that officials have since provided wireless hotspots for the family to use. On Sunday, a Salinas resident named Jackie Lopez launched a GoFundMe campaign asking for donations for the family, with the initial goal set at $20,000. As of Tuesday evening, more than $132,000 has been raised.  A photo shared to Instagram showed two young children in Salinas, California, sitting outside a Taco Bell so they can use the free Wi-Fi for home

A woman who died of COVID-19 in a case linked to an outbreak from a Maine wedding has been identified as an 83-year-old 'vivacious' mother who loved quilting and making handmade Christmas tree skirts. Theresa Dentremont died in Maine's Millinocket Regional Hospital on August 21 after becoming infected with coronavirus. While the 83-year-old did not attend the wedding, the hospital believes she may have been infected by one of the guests.  Her 97-year-old husband Frank Dentremont, who is a WWII veteran and the oldest resident of resident of East Millinocket, was hospitalized at the same facility a few days later with COVID-19.  His son, Frank Dentremont Jr, revealed in a Facebook post that his father had since miraculously recovered and was due to be discharged from the hospital on Wednesday.  Theresa Dentremont, 83, died in Maine's Millinocket Regional Hospital on August 21 after becoming infected with coronavirus. Her 97-year-old husband Frank Dentremont was hospitaliz

As each state releases specifics regarding their reopening strategy for fitness centers and health clubs, sportswear companies are doing their part to make it easier for gym goers to work out safely. While gyms are opening their doors at  limited capacity, it's essential that everyone takes proper precautions to protect themselves. Fortunately, brands like Champion, Onzie and Adidas are producing moisture wicking face masks that stay cool and stay put during excessive activity. Stay active: Brands like Champion, Onzie and Adidas are producing moisture wicking face masks that stay cool and stay put during excessive activity Adult Cotton Wicking Face Mask, $7; champion.com Champion's 100% cotton face masks are soft against skin and provide two layers of coverage. The non-medical-grade covering features X-Temp™ technology that adapts to temperature to keep you cooler and drier.    The breathable fabric wicks moisture away from skin making it that much more comfortable to get a go