Accused CEO assassin Luigi Mangione asks judge to toss evidence from his arrest

Accused assassin Luigi Mangione returned to court Monday for the first of three hearings in which his lawyers will ask the court to toss evidence in the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

The 27-year-old Ivy League alumnus is accused of stalking Thompson, a 50-year-old father of two, before allegedly shooting him from behind outside a Manhattan hotel.

Thompson, who lived in Minnesota, was expected to attend a shareholder conference later that morning.

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Mangione’s lawyers are asking the court to suppress evidence collected during his arrest at a Pennsylvania McDonald’s five days after the murder. The evidence includes physical evidence from a backpack, including the suspected murder weapon and his journals, as well as statements he made to police before they read him a Miranda warning.

The hearings are expected to run for several days, with a break on Wednesday.

There are three different types of suppression hearings — Mapp, Huntley and Mosley. Two of them are expected this week: a Mapp hearing, to determine whether certain types of physical evidence should be suppressed or thrown out, and a Huntley hearing, to determine if a confession or other statements to law enforcement are admissible. 

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The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office has not yet finalized its trial strategy, and a Mosley hearing, which determines if non-eyewitnesses can testify at trial, is not expected yet.

Mangione faces a slew of charges in New York, Pennsylvania and federally.

State-level terror charges were thrown out earlier this year, but Mangione still faces second-degree murder, seven counts of criminal possession of a weapon, and possession of a forged ID in New York.

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He faces a maximum of life in prison in the Empire State.

If convicted on the top federal charges, he could face the death penalty.

Archaeologists find warrior from vanished civilization and one stunningly rare weapon

Officials have unveiled the tomb of an ancient warrior, buried over 1,300 years ago by a long-forgotten people.

King Saint Stephen Museum, located in Székesfehérvár, Hungary, announced the discovery on Facebook. The tomb belonged to a “high-ranking Avar-period warrior,” according to the translated post.

The Avars were a nomadic people from Central Asia who settled parts of what is now Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Serbia and Austria during the early Middle Ages. Once dominant across Central and Southern Europe, their power weakened after Charlemagne’s campaigns.

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The burial, less than seven feet deep, likely dates between 670 and 690 A.D., during the Middle Avar Period. It was found in August, though officials only revealed the discovery in October.

The museum’s announcement noted that the body appeared to have been “disturbed” at some point, as the warrior’s head, chest and abdomen had been moved from their anatomical positions.

But the grave also contained fascinating — and valuable — artifacts that were untouched.

These included a long knife, silver belt ornaments, gilded braid rings, an earring and a saber.

Frigyes Szücsi, lead archaeologist of the excavation, told Fox News Digital only 80 similar sabers have been found from the Middle Avar Period.

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“But most of them are not in as good condition as the one we found, or they were not discovered during archeological excavations,” said Szücsi. “Only high-status warriors had sabers, as it was the most expensive weapon of the time.”

The archaeologist added, “This is one of the earliest sabers, since this new type of weapon appeared simultaneously in the Carpathian Basin and in Eastern Europe during the second half of the 7th century.”

Taking out the saber without damaging it proved tricky. Szücsi said the excavation team used a custom-made box-like tool to move it.

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The saber only weighs around 1.3 pounds now, and officials believe it was much heavier before it corroded.

They also believe the grave was reopened for ritual — rather than nefarious — reasons, since so many artifacts remained in place.

“They left the arrowheads, probably in the quiver, as well as the silver belt mounts inside,” Szücsi noted. “They didn’t even touch the long knife and the saber.”

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“The disturbance must have taken place at least 10 years after the burial, as the bones were no longer held together by connective tissues, yet still during the Avar period, as the grave marker, or the grave mound or wooden post, must still have been visible.”

Researchers also used satellite imagery to explore the cemetery, identifying graves by subtle variations in crop color.

“Over the deep graves, the crops exhibit a darker shade of green, making it possible to outline the entire cemetery in aerial photographs,” said Szücsi.

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“This method provides a great opportunity for archaeological research, as it also allows for the mapping of previously unknown Avar-period burial sites.”

Hungary, a country rich in history, has been the subject of a few history-related headlines this year.

In Pannonhalma, a massive bug infestation threatened a monastery’s historic 1,000-year-old book collection this summer.

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In May, Fox News Digital spoke with a forensic expert who identified a skull that may have belonged to Matthias Corvinus, a legendary Hungarian king.

Kentucky parts ways with head coach after bold statement following loss

The Kentucky Wildcats fired head football coach Mark Stoops on Sunday, according to multiple reports.

The Wildcats ended the regular season with a 41-0 loss to the Louisville Cardinals. Stoops said after the game he had no intention of stepping down as head coach.

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“Like, I’m going to walk away? Are you kidding me? … Zero percent chance I walk,” he said, via ESPN.

“I’m going to be here as far as I’m concerned. Now I can’t control what decision (is going) to be made. If you’re asking me, I said zero. Zero means zero.”

It’s the second straight time Kentucky missed out on a bowl game. The Wildcats were 4-8 in 2024 and finished 5-7 in 2025. They lost a big game against Vanderbilt prior to the Louisville defeat.

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Stoops took over as Kentucky’s head coach before the 2013 season. The team was 2-10 in his first season but improved incrementally over the course of his tenure. The Wildcats won 10 games in 2018 – the first time they have done that since 1977.

He was 72-80 and will leave Kentucky as the winningest coach in program history.

Stoops also has a $36 million buyout due within 60 days of his dismissal, according to The Athletic.

It’s unclear who Kentucky will hire next, but the Wildcats will become the latest SEC program to make a move. LSU, Ole Miss, Auburn, Arkansas and Florida each made head-coaching decisions on Saturday.

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Lane Kiffin decided to take the LSU job, while Ole Miss named Pete Golding his replacement. Auburn hired Alex Golesh, Arkansas picked up Ryan Silverfield and Florida tapped Jon Sumrall.

Trump admin raises SNAP work age as overhaul targets costs and fraud

The Trump administration’s new requirements for the nation’s largest food aid program went into effect Monday, with the aim of reforming the costly system.

President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act raised the age limit from 54 to 64 for people who must work, train or volunteer at least 80 hours per month in “qualifying” activities to receive assistance from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

The size and scope of SNAP, which supports more than 40 million Americans, came under renewed scrutiny during the government shutdown, as funding for the sweeping food assistance program neared a funding lapse.

In FY2024, SNAP served an average of 41.7 million participants per month — about 12% of Americans — costing taxpayers roughly $99 billion.

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The Congressional Budget Office projects the new requirements will reduce the average monthly number of SNAP recipients by about 2.4 million over the next 10 years.

The Trump administration has claimed that costs for the benefits have grown out of control due to the growing reliance on the program and fraud within the system.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins told FOX Business last month that limited data has already uncovered significant misuse, including 186,000 deceased individuals receiving benefits and about 500,000 people collecting SNAP assistance in more than one state.

Rollins said the Trump administration will require all SNAP participants to reapply for benefits in an effort to prevent fraud. 

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The Trump administration is also making changes to other federal benefits.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent posted Friday on X that his department is set to block illegal immigrants from accessing federal benefits.

Bessent said his department will issue proposed regulations clarifying that the refunded portions of certain individual income tax benefits are no longer available to illegal and other non-qualified aliens, including the Earned Income Tax Credit, the Additional Child Tax Credit, the American Opportunity Tax Credit and the Saver’s Match Credit.

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“At @POTUS @realDonaldTrump’s direction, we are working to cut off federal benefits to illegal aliens and preserve them for U.S. citizens,” Bessent wrote.

Navy veteran battles media giant after judge mocked his case as ‘bad sequel’

The U.S. Navy veteran who successfully sued CNN for defamation earlier this year has filed an appeal for his defamation suit against the Associated Press, accusing the judge of a “lack of judicial decorum” that shows bias. 

Zachary Young believes he was defamed when AP media reporter David Bauder wrote that “Young’s business helped smuggle people out of Afghanistan” when covering the CNN trial in a January 2025 article. 

Judge William Henry of Florida’s 14th Judicial Circuit, who also presided over Young’s CNN trial, dismissed his lawsuit against the AP in September. The judge compared Young’s follow-up lawsuit to movie sequels that “should not be made.” 

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“In an order that inappropriately compares the criminal accusation of human smuggling to sneaking candy into a movie theater and flippantly refers to the lawsuit as a bad sequel that never should have been made, the court incorrectly determined AP’s accusation that ‘Young’s business helped smuggle people out of Afghanistan’ was not defamatory,” Young’s appellate counsel Lisa Paige Glass wrote in the filing. 

Young’s legal team also accused the court of “jumbling” the three distinct and sequential stages of defamation analysis and requested a new judge, suggesting Judge Henry has “disdain” for the case. 

“Reassignment is warranted to ensure a fair proceeding and maintain the appearance of justice,” Glass wrote. 

Henry did not immediately respond to a request for comment. 

Henry was seen as tough but fair throughout the CNN trial and regularly scolded CNN lead counsel David Axelrod — not to be confused with the CNN commentator of the same name — throughout. 

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“The circuit court reduced a false felony accusation to a candy bar analogy. Human smuggling is a federal and international crime. It is not a joke, and it is not a figure of speech. Florida law requires courts to take those words as they are written, and we are confident the First District will restore that basic principle,” Young’s appellate counsel Lisa Paige Glass told Fox News Digital. 

In January, a Florida jury found that CNN defamed Young by implying he illegally profited when helping people flee Afghanistan on the “black market” during the Biden administration’s military withdrawal from the country in 2021. 

Young was awarded $4 million in lost earnings, $1 million in personal damages, and the jury found that punitive damages were also warranted against CNN. A settlement was reached before punitive damages were decided by the jury. 

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While Henry suggested Young’s claims against the AP are “an attempt to repackage the CNN storyline against a different opponent,” Young’s legal team remains confident. 

“This case is about accountability. When a major news organization tells the world that someone ‘smuggled people,’ it is making a direct criminal accusation. The law does not allow that to be brushed aside or reinterpreted after the fact. We are confident the First District will correct the error and allow a jury to decide the meaning of those words,” Daniel Lustig, a partner at Pike & Lustig, told Fox News Digital. 

The AP, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment regarding the appeal, has defended its reporting throughout the process. 

“AP’s story was a factual and accurate report on the jury verdict finding in Zachary Young’s favor. We will vigorously defend our reporting against this frivolous lawsuit,” an AP spokesperson previously told Fox News Digital. 

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Dining trend once shunned is back as Gen Z searches for real connection

Gen Z is bringing back a controversial dining trend, a new report found, as the generation seeks connection in an increasingly digital world. 

Members of the generation born between 1997 and 2012 are increasingly eager to dine right next to strangers, embracing long, communal tables in hopes of sparking conversation and perhaps even scoring a date.

Online restaurant reservation platform Resy found that 90% of Gen Z diners enjoy sitting at communal tables, compared with 60% of baby boomers. The report also revealed that 63% of younger diners see communal tables as a great way to meet new people. 

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About half said they’ve had interesting conversations with strangers while dining this way, one in three has made a new friend and one in seven has even met a romantic partner, according to Resy’s November report on the dining trends that shaped 2025 and what may lie ahead for 2026.

For younger generations who grew up online and lost out on critical social development during the pandemic, the rise of communal dining makes sense, said Kelsey Latimer, Ph.D., a Florida psychologist, psychiatric nurse practitioner and founder of KML Psychological Services.

“I hear from my clients there is a desire to be more connected, especially after this generation was seriously impacted by COVID during critical years of connection,” Latimer told Fox News Digital.

“There is an interesting dynamic in the younger generations of constantly being immersed in the belief that connection is everywhere 24/7 due to the online environment, while simultaneously feeling a sense of disconnection and lacking in authentic connection,” she said.

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She added, “Sharing the communal space with others makes us feel we are naturally part of something larger than ourselves.”

In Astoria, Queens, 24-year-old restaurateur Marc Vasquez is at the forefront of communal dining at Mayahuel, which hosts supper club-style dinners.

“We host ticketed dinners where everyone sits at one long communal table, and almost everyone who signs up is Gen Z or a younger millennial,” Vasquez said. “We usually don’t do plus-ones — you come solo or with a friend, but you’re seated with strangers.”

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For people who work from home, the events have become a mix of socializing and networking, he added, as younger diners increasingly seek curated, themed experiences.

“People want to leave dinner feeling like they belong somewhere, not just that they checked off another restaurant.”

“We grew up online and then spent the pandemic stuck on our phones and Zoom,” Vasquez said. “After that, a lot of us are tired of only connecting through a screen. If we’re going to go out, we want an experience and a story, not just another random night at a bar.”

“People want to leave dinner feeling like they belong somewhere, not just that they checked off another restaurant,” he added.

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Ryan Nestor, founding partner of the Chicago-based restaurant design firm Barker Nestor, agreed. He said communal dining is part of a broader shift toward activity-based and shared experiences in hospitality. 

While it has cycled in and out of popularity for decades, it is now making a strong comeback, he said.

“Ironically, the ‘online generation’ is dealing with more isolation than any before,” Nestor said. “Communal dining forces a break from the screen. … You can’t isolate yourself when you’re inches from another human. It’s a built-in antidote to digital loneliness, and young diners are hungry for that.”

Gen Z is driving the resurgence, he said, as communal tables feel “energetic, spontaneous and connected,” while older generations often see them as intrusive.

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Restaurateurs also appreciate communal tables for practical reasons, he said. 

“It’s incredibly efficient and profitable. When the trend is ‘in,’ owners are happy to lean into it,” Nestor added.

Hakki Akdeniz, chef and founder of Champion Pizza, which has locations in New York, Florida and Texas, said he believes older crowds may eventually warm up to the concept.

“Some baby boomers may accept this over time, especially if the food is good and the setting is cozy, not chaotic,” Akdeniz said. “But communal dining is currently the domain of younger generations.”

He compared the atmosphere to sitting at a crowded bar.

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“Almost always, you find yourself sitting next to a stranger when you enter a busy bar and take the first available seat,” he said. “And it never feels odd. It’s just the atmosphere. Even if you don’t speak to the person next to you, you are part of the environment.”

Washington, D.C., leads the nation in communal dining, according to Resy. Top spots to experience the trend include Aita in New York, Dudley Market in Los Angeles, Galit in Chicago, Tapori in Washington, D.C., Little Hen in Miami and Madeira Park in Atlanta.

Beverly D’Angelo admits having children at 49 with Al Pacino changed her career path

“National Lampoon” star Beverly D’Angelo reflected on how she likely passed up the chance for a “bigger career” after she became a first-time mother at age 49.

In 2001, the actress welcomed twins Anton and Olivia Pacino with her former partner Al Pacino. D’Angelo, now 73, and Pacino, now 85, were in a relationship from 1996 to 2003. 

During a recent interview with People magazine, D’Angelo opened up about prioritizing parenting over acting. 

“If I would have been more focused, maybe I would have had a bigger career, but I was focused on my kids, to tell you the truth,” she said.

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“I had them so late, and it was like, ‘Well, been there, done that, let’s do this,'” D’Angelo explained. 

D’Angelo and Pacino conceived Anton and Olivia, now 25, through in vitro fertilization (IVF), a process that they began in 1997. 

“Don’t try it at home,” D’Angelo joked to People of welcoming her children at 49.

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The actress also explained that there was a generational divide between herself and the mothers of her children’s classmates, noting that they “didn’t really have the same references.” 

D’Angelo’s made her career breakthrough in 1980, when she played legendary country singer Patsy Cline in the biopic “Coal Miner’s Daughter,” earning a Golden Globe Award nomination for her performance. 

However, she became a household name after starring as Ellen Griswold opposite Chevy Chase’s Clark Griswold in the hit 1983 comedy “National Lampoon’s Vacation.” D’Angelo and Chase returned for the movie’s sequels including 1985’s “National Lampoon’s European Vacation,” 1989’s “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation and 1997’s “Vegas Vacation.”

While speaking with People magazine, D’Angelo explained that she chose a quieter upbringing for her children outside the typical celebrity-focused Hollywood lifestyle. 

She recalled that she didn’t realize “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” had become a holiday staple until her then 10-year-old children mentioned that “everybody’s talking about” the movie at school.

“I did not raise my kids in that culture,” D’Angelo said. 

In addition to Anton and Olivia, Pacino is father to two other children. “The Godfather” star welcomed his first child, daughter Julie Pacino, with ex-girlfriend Jan Tarrant in 1989. At age 83, he became a father for the fourth time when he welcomed son, Roman, with his former partner Noor Alfallah in June 2023.

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In a candid video that she shared on Instagram in May 2023, D’Angelo remembered falling in love with Pacino after they met for the first time on a flight from Los Angeles to New York in 1996. 

“My story with Al began 27 years ago, two artists meeting, falling in love. We lived together for seven years, had two children, broke up, but continued steadily on our journey as co parents – and came to share our lives with a deeper kind of intimacy, honesty and acceptance than a ‘traditional’ relationship would have allowed, (for us at least),” D’Angelo wrote in the caption of her post.

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D’Angelo continued to reminisce on her and Pacino’s love and said in 1997 he told her, “I want you to be the mother of my children.”

Although D’Angelo pointed out that she “avoided” playing the “role” of mother her whole life, she said she was “deeply in love” with Pacino and was “one hundred percent in.”

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After their relationship got “complicated,” D’Angelo went on to say that the “power” of love for their children was the “basis for resolving any conflicts and creating a new history as co-parents, leading individual lives separately but always intertwined as a family.”

“As for me and Al, it is a unique and profound friendship between two artists that endures to this day, through thick and thin, 27 years now of doing it our way, and there you have it,” she concluded her video. 

Steelers’ Heyward penalized after heated exchange with Bills’ Allen, explains fury

Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Cameron Heyward butted heads with Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen during their Week 13 game on Sunday evening.

The two got nose-to-nose at one point after Allen threw a touchdown pass to Keon Coleman. Heyward was penalized for unsportsmanlike conduct. Buffalo got the last laugh, 26-7.

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Heyward was asked about his interaction with Allen and accused the quarterback of kneeing him in the stomach.

“Ticked off the entire game because, as a quarterback, they’re protected, but I’m not,” Heyward said, via ESPN. “It just p—es me off. … He even said after, ‘I had to do something to get you off me.’”

Allen’s media availability with reporters ended before Heyward’s started. The Bills quarterback didn’t talk about his interaction with the veteran defensive player.

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Allen scored a rushing touchdown in the game and set the all-time record for most rushing touchdowns by a quarterback with 76. He surpassed former NFL star Cam Newton.

He finished 15-of-23 with 123 passing yards and contributed 38 yards on the ground. James Cook III led the Bills’ rushing attack the entire game. He had 144 yards on the ground on 32 carries. Buffalo totaled a whopping 249 rushing yards against the Steelers.

Heyward, a seven-time Pro Bowler and four-time First Team All-Pro selection, had eight total tackles in the game.

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The Bills improved to 8-4 on the year and the Steelers fell to 6-6.

Best Cyber Monday deals to shop right now: Up to 70% off Apple tech, Levi’s denim, more

Cyber Monday is here, and the savings are no joke. From DeWalt power tools and bestselling Bose headphones to cozy Brooklinen sheet bundles and affordable Levi’s jeans, bestsellers across several categories have huge discounts. We’ve even a case of batteries on sale for just under $16!

Latest deals

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Recommended by dermatologists, Cetaphil’s face and body moisturizer nourishes and soothes all skin types, including sensitive skin. Ingredients like almond oil and vitamins B and E combat dryness and hydrate skin without leaving an oily residue.

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DeWalt tools are professional-grade, long-lasting tools that work for weeks on a single charge. The five-tool DeWalt set includes all the basics, from a drill and impact driver to a circular saw and reciprocating saw. Two batteries can be interchanged among the tools, and the extra-large carrying case holds all the tools at once, ideal for moving from job site to job site. 

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DeWalt car jump starter: $109.55 (15% off)
Anker laptop power bank: $87.99 (35% off)
Portable charger with built in cables: $18.99 (37% off)
Jackery Solar Generator 1000 v2 with 200W solar panel: $551 (15% off)
Generac 3,300-watt gas powered portable inverter generator: $639 (25% off)

Jackery Explorer 300: $159 (39% off)

Original price: $259

The Jackery Explorer 300 is one of Jackery’s most portable models, weighing just over seven pounds. Campers, off-griders and homeowners can utilize the six power ports in the Explorer 300 to keep the power on. Two AC outlets, multiple USB outlets and charging ports power small appliances, lights and vital electronics like phones and tablets. 

Anker SOLIX C1000 Gen 2 portable power station: $349 (22% off)

Original price: $449

Need a lot of outlets to power your home or RV during a blackout? You need the Anker SOLIX C1000. The power station contains 10 ports for up to 10 devices and delivers up to 3,000 watts of power. That’s enough to run a tiny home, select appliances and an entire RV setup. Going fully off-grid is possible with an Anker solar panel, which will charge the battery in less than two hours. The power bank’s system can be managed via the Anker app. 

Noco Boost GB40 jump starter: $79.96 (36% off)

Original price: $124.95

A Noco Boost GB40 jump starter is tough enough to start a car or truck’s dead battery in seconds. When fully charged, the jump starter can be used up to 20 times. Small and mighty, a Noco fits in a glove compartment or trunk. The built-in flashlight makes late-night emergencies easier to deal with. An SOS and strobe option keeps drivers stuck on the side of the road safe. 

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Home

Dyson Hot+Cool Jet Focus heater and fan: $299.99 (40% off)
Dyson V11 cordless vacuum: $399.99 (37% off)
Shark upright vacuum: $129.99 (35% off)
Queen size four-piece sheet set: $21.24 (49% off)
Dryer vent cleaning kit: $8.49 (39% off)
Dreo space heater: $42.49 (15% off)
Shark AI voice control robot vacuum: $249.99 (58% off)
Linkind HP5 Smart Holiday Lights: $135.99 (24% off)
Amazon eero mesh Wi-Fi system: $149.99 (38% off)

Artifical Christmas tree: $324.99 (53% off)

Original price: $685.19

The National Tree Company’s 9-foot Dunhill Fir is a showstopper. With 900 pre-strung LED lights, 10 light functions and over 4,000 branch tips, it brings that full, festive look without the hassle of stringing lights. It even comes with a foot pedal for easy control and a sturdy stand. 

BISSELL Little Green Mini vacuum: $74.99 (21% off)

Original price: $94.99

The Bissell Little Green may be mini, but it can handle big messes. It sprays, scrubs and suctions in one go, lifting spills, pet messes and mystery stains effortlessly. Plus, it is lightweight, portable and surprisingly easy to use.

Dyson V8 Plus cordless vacuum: $279.99 (48% off)

Original price: $599.99

With up to 40 minutes of runtime on a full charge and the ability to clean all floor types, The Dyson V8 Plus makes cleaning simple. The de-tangling technology handles pet and human hair with ease. It quickly converts to a handheld for stairs, furniture or car interiors.

Kitchen

Ninja CREAMi Ice Cream and Soft Serve Maker: $279.99 (20% off)
Astercook Knife Set: $17.98 (64% off)
Ninja XL single basket air fryer: $89.99 (50% off)
Mixing bowl set: $34.19 (26% off)
Nespresso coffee maker: $109.99 (35% off)
Instat Pot Duo: $69.99 (36% off)
Rubbermaid 44-piece food storage set: $79.99 (38% off)
Instant Pot 6-in-1 pizza and toaster oven: $85 (50% off)

Crock-Pot programmable slow cooker: $55.99 (41% off)

Original price: $94.99

The Crock-Pot 6-quart cook an carry is perfect for busy days, potlucks and game-day gatherings. It’s large enough to feed seven, and the programmable timer lets you cook anywhere between 30 minutes and 20 hours. The locking handles and lid, designed to help reduce spills, make it easy to take on the go.

Ninja Slushi: $269.99 (23% off)

Original price: $349.99

With a big 88-oz capacity, the Ninja SLUSHi 5-in-1 frozen drink maker lets you whip up slushies, frappes, frozen cocktails and more at the push of a button. It’s ideal for parties or whenever you want a refreshing drink on hot summer days. The detachable lid and drip tray make for a smooth cleanup. 

KitchenAid stand mixer: $349.95 (30% off)

Original price: $499.99

Thanks to its powerful motor and 10 speed settings, the KitchenAid Artisan Series 5-quart mixer handles everything from cookie dough to bread batter with ease. The tilt-head design makes adding ingredients a breeze, and the included pouring shield helps keep your kitchen clean. 

Vitamix 5200 blender: $299.95 (38% off)

Original price: $479.95

Say goodbye to chunky smoothies and soups with the Vitamix 5200. This high-performance blender powers through frozen fruit, fibrous veggies, ice and nuts with ease. It comes with 10 speed settings and self-cleans in less than a minute using just water and a drop of soap.

FoodSaver handheld 2-in-1 vacuum sealing system: $127.99 (29% off)

Original price: $179.99

With grocery prices still on the pricey side, a FoodSaver vacuum sealing system can help you stock up on meat and veggies when they’re on sale. Included is a countertop vacuum sealer and a cordless, handheld sealer. The machine can seal up to 35 quart bags on a single charge.  

Gifting

Shower steamers six-pack: $9.99 (41% off)
Fuzzy socks: $7.58 (24% off)
5QT cast iron Dutch oven: $35.99 (40% off)
Sol de Janeiro travel beauty set: $25.50 (25% off)
Foot massager: $16.99 (15% off)
Swarovski Emily Tennis Bracelet: $61.18 (8% off)
UGG Adalee faux fur throw blanket: $54.99 (49% off)

Candle warmer: $19.99 (52% off)

Original price: $41.99

Vintage-inspired, this candle warmer is perfect for both small and large jar candles. The electric wax melt warmer has a two-, four- and eight-hour timer settings, helping keep the home safe. Stop worrying about leaving candles going and choose this safer alternative that blends in seamlessly with your home decor. 

Travel makeup bag: $20.39 (30% off)

Original price: $29.13

Have an easier travel experience with this travel makeup bag. The pop-out bag includes multiple inner pockets that keep makeup and toiletries organized. Made from supple, waterproof PU leather, it’s an easy-to-clean bag. 

Lands’ End zip-top canvas tote bag: $41 (25% off)

Original price: $54.95

Durable and stylish, the Lands’ End zip-top canvas tote can hold snacks, yoga gear, work necessities and everything in between. It’s a water-repellent bag that’s made to take anywhere. The durability shows in the bag’s weight limit—500 pounds.

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Drone with camera: $44.98 (38% off)

Original price: $73

This beginner-friendly drone is perfect for capturing rooftop views, backyard adventures or recording videos. The adjustable camera shoots both forward and downward. Two rechargeable batteries offer up to 24 minutes of total flight time. Use the included remote or connect via the app to access voice control commands, flight trajectories and live video. 

Sleep

Saatva Zenhaven latex mattress: $3,124 (11% off)
Saatva Rx mattress: $3,024 (11% off)
Avocado green mattress: $1,199 (20% off)
Cozy Earth bamboo sheet set: $154.80 (40% off)
Brooklinen down alternative comforter: $201.75 (25% off)
Sweethome Collection luxury comforter and sheet set: $35.99 (60% off)

Nectar bamboo bed and mattress bundle: $1,397 (63% off)

Original price: $3,826

Nectar’s bamboo bed and mattress bundle includes everything needed to transform a bedroom into a sleeping paradise. Shoppers start by selecting from one of Nectar’s six mattresses. The mattress is paired with a light-colored bamboo frame and Nectar’s luxury bedding bundle. Each of Nectar’s mattresses includes multiple layers of supportive foam, memory foam and cooling foams to create a mattress that works for most sleepers. 

Nolah Natural mattress: $1,364 (35% off)

Original price: $2,099

This mattress is Nolah’s hypoallergenic option, designed for sleepers with sensitive skin. It has a breathable organic cotton cover and latex foam layers for comfortable support. 

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Brooklinen classic percale hardcore sheet bundle: $220.20 (40% off)

Original price: $367

Brooklinen’s sheet bundle contains a 270-thread count set of cotton fitted and flat sheets, four pillowcases and a duvet cover. Thoughtful details like envelope closures and duvet ties keep the bedding securely in place, even for those who tend to toss and turn. Choose from dozens of colors, from stripes and patterns to crisp solids. 

Men’s clothing

Hanes men’s ecosmart fleece sweatshirt: $8 (62% off)
Men’s Nike Club pullover fleece hoodie: $48.75 (25% off)
Old Navy Sherpa quarter-zip pullover: $24.99 (50% off)
Old Navy waffle Henley T-shirt: $10 (60% off)
Adidas Gazelle shoes: $60 (40% off)
Champion puffer vest: $52.50 (48% off)
Carhartt men’s loose fit sweatshirt: $44.99 (25% off)
Duluth Trading Co. Free Swingin’ flannel relaxed fit shirt: $38.15 (30% off)
Rockport men’s waterproof storm surge toe boot: $84 (44% off)

Men’s Levi’s 505 regular fit jeans: $34.75 (40% off)

Original price: $69.50

Levi’s 505 regular fit jeans have the classic straight-leg style Levi is known for. Made from soft cotton, you get some stretch, giving the jeans their well-earned comfort status. The regular fit adds extra room in the thigh. Sizes typically range from 29W x 30L all the way up to 66W x 34L, and there are dozens of washes available. 

Hoka Gaviota 5: $139.99 (20% off)

Original price: $175

Hoka Gaviota 5 sneakers go above and beyond the classic running shoe. Soft foam insoles cushion feet while the H-Frame base ensures stability for both wide and narrow feet. Unique color combos make these shoes a fun option, whether walking, running or hitting the gym. 

Levi’s trucker jacket: $51.93 (42% off)

Original price: $89.50

Levi’s trucker jacket is still the original beloved design from 1967. It’s true-to-size, so you get the perfect fit. Or, get a size up if you want to layer sweatshirts or sweaters underneath. Designed for life-long wear, the jacket is made from sturdy denim. 

Women’s clothing

Levi’s 501 jeans: $45.30 (43% off)
Skims cotton blend fleece straight leg pants: $58.80 (30% off)
Free People cable cotton sweater: $68.60 (30% off)
Old Navy x Disney mid-rise printed flannel pajama pants: $12 (60% off)
Old Navy SoSoft crew-neck tunic sweater: $16 (60% off)
UGG Goldenstar cozy clog: $99.99 (28% off)
Heated vest: $149.99 (25% off)
Women’s fuzzy memory foam slippers: $13.99 (48% off)

Eddie Bauer Rainier pants: $33.24 (53% off)

Original price: $70

The Eddie Bauer Rainier pants are built for comfort on the trail or just out and about. They are stretchy and water-repellent. A zippered cargo pocket and spacious front pockets give you room to stash your essentials.

Adidas women’s 70s sneakers: $31.99 (55% off)

Original price: $70

The Adidas women’s Run 70s 2.0 brings a retro sneaker vibe with modern comfort built in. The lightweight Cloudfoam cushioning and soft inserts make every step feel easy. Plus, these sneakers come in a fun color that pairs well with jeans or leggings. 

Women’s two-piece jogger set: $37.99 (37% off)

Original price: $59.99

This women’s sweatsuit set includes a half-zip hoodie and high-waist sweatpants. Stretchy, warm and slightly oversized, these joggers are comfortable for all body types. Whether hitting the gym, lounging around the house or running errands, this set is made for everyday life. 

Women’s New Balance 9060 sneakers: $89.99 (44% off)

Original price: $160

A blend of soothing, pastel colors, New Balance 9060 sneakers are classics for a reason. The premium mesh uppers add breathability to the shoes while the pigskin side overlays keep your feet dry. Inspired by 90s styles, these sneakers are a blast from the past. The thick cushioning in the sole absorbs shock, relieving tension as you walk. 

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Sitewide Cyber Monday deals

Shop even more sales at the following retailers. 

Jackery: Up to 65% off everything

Jackery Explorer 300 Plus Portable Power Station: $249 (16% off)

Brooklinen: 25% off sitewide

Luxe sateen hardcore sheet bundle: $220.20 (40% off)
Super-plush robe: $104.25 (25% off)
Super-plush Turkish cotton bath towel bundle: $99.33 (35% off)

Levi’s: 40% to 50% off everything

568 loose straight men’s jeans: $49 (50% off)
Women’s original sherpa trucker jacket: $54 (50% off)
Jackson worker overshirt: $34.75 (50% off)

Hoka: 30% off select styles

Men’s Skyflow sneakers: $128 (20% off)
Women’s Clifton 10 sneakers: $102 (30% off)

Anker: Up to 60% off sitewide

Anker MagGo wireless charging station: $55.99 (38% off)
Anker Prime power bank: $159.99 (30% off)
Anker Nano charger two-pack: $99.98 (20% off)

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