Elton John reveals what would make Trump one of the ‘greatest presidents’ in history

Singer Elton John said in an interview last week that if President Donald Trump managed to end AIDS, he would be “one of the greatest presidents” of all time.

The “Tiny Dancer” spoke with Variety on Tuesday about his nameske\ AIDS Foundation and the support he has received from Republican lawmakers such as Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., in the past. From there, he encouraged the Trump administration to continue work toward the goal of eradicating the disease.

“The bipartisan thing makes common sense,” John said. “To see us come so far with the medical and scientific advances, and to think this is the only disease that can be completely cured in one’s lifetime. President Trump has maybe solved the peace problem. If he wants to go down as one of the greatest presidents in history… if he ended AIDS, that would really be a feather in his cap.”

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved in June a new, twice-yearly shot from Gilead Sciences, a U.S. private sector biopharmaceutical company, to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS. The shot was nearly 100% effective in preventing the spread of HIV in clinical trials and was shown to be superior to past drugs.

Trump has also previously stated his goal of eradicating the disease by 2030, announcing an initiative to end HIV during his first term in 2019.

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However, the Trump administration has sought to cut funding from the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) in the president’s original rescissions package back in July. Senate Republicans later agreed to preserve PEPFAR funding.

John expressed his frustrations with the U.S. and other countries over obstacles providing aid to HIV patients, such as budget cuts or legal restrictions.

“I just am enraged by it,” John told Variety. “It’s very frustrating when you’ve got the tools in your hand to end it, and then you find that countries won’t help.”

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In a comment to Fox News Digital, White House spokesman Kush Desai confirmed further efforts by the Trump administration to handle the AIDS epidemic.

“Elton John can rest assured that the Trump administration is robustly tackling the HIV/AIDS epidemic both at home and abroad,” Desai said. “The State Department is working directly with foreign governments to implement a global health strategy to streamline America’s foreign assistance and modernize our approach to countering infectious diseases like HIV.” 

He continued, “HHS, meanwhile, is advancing next-generation HIV prevention and treatment options, strengthening viral suppression nationwide via HRSA’s Ryan White program, supporting emergency preparedness, and expanding access to trusted HIV information.” 

John has been friendly towards Trump in the past, even complimenting the president for nicknaming North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un “Little Rocket Man” after one of his songs.

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“I laughed, I thought that was brilliant,” John said in 2024. “I just thought, ‘Good on you, Donald’… Donald’s always been a fan of mine, and he’s been to my concerts many, many times. So, I mean, I’ve always been friendly toward him, and I thank him for his support. When he did that, I just thought it was hilarious. It made me laugh.”

West Coast city snubs ‘Christmas’ from tree lighting while waving Palestinian flag

Portland, Oregon, is under fire for again hosting its annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony and nixing any mention of the Christian holiday, while leaders of the event instead waved a Palestinian flag and led the crowd in chants. 

“Free, free, free Palestine,” a woman holding a Palestinian flag on stage of the lighting event said while leading the crowd in a chant Friday evening, before also singing the “Strong Woman Song” while joined by the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, which is a confederation of three native tribes in Oregon. 

The event was decked out in Christmas lights, a traditionally decorated tree and a visit from Santa Claus, but did not promote any mention of Christmas, with organizers instead advertising the festive occasion as “Portland’s 41st Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony,” according to social media accounts for Pioneer Courthouse Square, where the tree is displayed. 

Fox News Digital reviewed the Portland government’s Facebook, X and Instagram accounts and found advertisements and footage showing the tree lighting, but did not include the word “Christmas.” A calendar for the annual event shows organizers have bypassed calling it a “Christmas” tree lighting event going back to at least 2019. 

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“Portland’s Tree is lit!” one caption on an Instagram video shared by the Portland, Oregon, Instagram account stated.

“Portland’s 41st Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony presented by SmartPark is tonight!” another message shared on social media by both the Portland, Oregon, government and Pioneer Courthouse Square stated. 

“Celebrate the highlight of the Downtown Holiday Season as Santa Claus flips the switch, illuminating more than 9,500 colorful LED lights to shine bright on our City’s 75’ Douglas-fir, generously donated by Stimson Lumber for all to enjoy. SEE YOU TONIGHT, PORTLAND!” it added. 

Social media commenters sounded off online that the deep blue city refused to mention the word “Christmas.” 

“The City of Portland and local media outlets are calling this ‘The Tree’ because they despise Christians like me and many of you so much they can’t bring themselves to say the word ‘Christmas,’” independent journalist David Medina posted to X. 

“They can’t even say Christmas tree in Portland. They call it ‘the tree,'” another conservative account posted to X in response to a video Medina posted. 

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“Thousands came to the Christmas tree lighting — and many told me parts of the program felt like political messaging that was out of place and inappropriate for a family event. Why are our public traditions being pulled into ideology and virtue signaling instead of serving the community? Portland deserves events that unite us, not moments that push someone’s narrative,” community journalism outlet PDX Real posted to X. 

“In Portland they’re trying to take the Christmas out of Christmas tree. It’s a Christmas tree, it’s always been a Christmas tree, and it will always be a Christmas tree. These people will slowly take everything until there’s nothing left if given the opportunity,” one social media account posted. 

A handful of local media outlets described the Christmas tree as a “holiday tree” in headlines, while others did refer to the event as a “Christmas tree lighting,” as did some local officials on their social media accounts, Fox News Digital found. 

Democratic Portland Mayor Keith Wilson’s office also explicitly called the event a “Christmas Tree Lighting” in response to Fox News Digital while brushing off the criticisms of the event. 

“Mayor Wilson was delighted to join Portland’s annual Christmas Tree Lighting alongside Christmas carolers and holiday festivities,” Wilson’s office said when asked about the criticisms. “That said, framing it otherwise feels like quite the reach.”

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The tree lighting ceremony also included a group of women, including the woman holding a Palestinian flag singing the “Strong Woman Song,” which is an intertribal indigenous song. A representative from the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs championed that the lighting ceremony was held on the same day as Native American Heritage Day. 

“On this Native American Heritage Day, I hold both gratitude and truth,” one woman said from the stage. “The tree that we stand beside was once rooted in its own home bringing it here holds a complexity that indigenous people, tribal peoples feel deeply in our teachings, the trees, rivers, mountains, all living beings are family more than the objects and more than the symbols that they might stand for.” 

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The Oregon event was attended by thousands, according to local media, with many revelers telling outlets that they were thrilled to take part in the long-running tradition. 

Travel warning issued as gangs carry out armed robberies in tropical hotspot

The U.S. Embassy San Jose has issued a security alert for Costa Rica.

The alert was issued on Nov. 25, citing reports of recent property crimes, financial crimes and robberies.

“Tourists have reported break-ins and armed robberies at Airbnbs and other rental properties,” the alert says. 

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Nearly 3 million people visited Costa Rica in 2024, according to Instituto Costarricense de Turismo.

The alert adds that criminal gangs have forced travelers to withdraw large sums of cash from ATMs or by making bank transfers.

“Do not display signs of wealth, such as wearing expensive jewelry or watches,” the Embassy advises.

Tourists are encouraged to avoid traveling alone, to stay vigilant when visiting banks or ATMs and to never leave valuables unattended in vehicles.

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When renting a car, tourists are told to “double check [that the] vehicle is locked.” The alert added that “thieves often use signal blockers to prevent vehicles from locking with key fobs.”

As for financial crimes, tourists are encouraged to set daily withdrawal limits from bank accounts, minimize funds kept in any one account and discuss security strategies with their banks ahead of any trips.

The warm paradise is known for its beaches, rainforests, wildlife and adventure activities.

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While all-inclusive resorts are popular, there are hundreds of rental properties available.

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The alert tells tourists to research Airbnbs, rental properties and hotels in advance of trips. 

“Ensure the property has strong security measures, and keep doors and windows locked,” the advisory says.

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“Avoid properties with reviews that mention security incidents.”

The U.S. State Department has had a Level 2 travel advisory in place since Dec. 10, 2024.

“Petty crime is common throughout Costa Rica,” says the advisory justification. 

“Violent crime also affects tourists. This includes armed robbery, homicide and sexual assault.”

‘Beloved’ doctor and his wife executed outside their home as police probe nearby suicide

A doctor and his wife were both shot to death outside their California home on Sunday, according to authorities.

The victims, Eric and Vicki Cordes, were found injured in the driveway of their Simi Valley residence, according to FOX 11 Los Angeles. They were found around noon on Sunday.

The two suffered multiple gunshot wounds and were rushed to a local hospital before being pronounced dead.

Eric Cordes was a board-certified radiologist who worked for Adventist Health Simi Valley. 

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Witnesses told FOX 11 that the shooting happened fast and that the suspect drove off after opening fire.

Hours after the shooting, officials found a charred vehicle and a body in Chino, California, over 60 miles away from Simi Valley.

The body and car were found in Ruben S. Ayala Park. Officials believe that the person in the car committed suicide, and that there may be a connection between the two scenes.

Speaking to FOX 11, Sgt. Rick Morton of the Simi Valley Police Department said that it’s rare for double homicides to happen in the city.

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“We do believe the victims were targeted,” said Morton.

“We’ll have more information on that as the investigation proceeds further.” 

In a statement obtained by FOX 11, Adventist Health Simi Valley said that it was “heartbroken by the tragic deaths” and called Eric Cordes a “highly respected” and “beloved” physician.

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Fox News Digital reached out to the Simi Valley Police Department and Adventist Health Simi Valley for additional comment.

New TSA rule hits forgetful flyers with steep penalty at security checkpoints

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will begin charging passengers $45 if they show up at airport checkpoints without an acceptable form of identification, such as a passport or Real ID.

The policy will be implemented starting Feb. 1, 2026, following a proposed rule published in the Federal Register that noted a previous amount of $18.

After careful review, it was determined that the expenses for the new technology and operational costs were higher than originally projected, leading to an increase in the final fee, according to senior TSA officials.

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Travelers who do not have an acceptable form of identification will be able to go online to the TSA website to complete identification steps and pay the $45 fee.

The passenger then receives an email confirmation to present to the TSA officer prior to the checkpoint.

The process is predicted to take between 10 and 15 minutes — but could take 30 minutes or longer.

The confirmation will be valid for 10 days from the day of travel, the TSA said. 

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Senior TSA officials told Fox News Digital the fee is nonrefundable and is not guaranteed.

“Identity verification is essential to traveler safety, because it keeps terrorists, criminals and illegal aliens out of the skies and other domestic transportation systems such as rail,” said Adam Stahl of the TSA. 

If the TSA is unable to identify a passenger, that individual will not be able to fly, in order to keep the system safe.

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If a passenger is in the checkpoint line without an ID, that person will be removed from the queue to fill out the online verification process.

Ninety-four percent of travelers show up to the airport with an acceptable form of ID.

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Senior officials say they are working with airlines to help promote the effort in the booking process.

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The enforcement comes as Apple Wallet now stores digital passports for screening at 250-plus U.S. airports during domestic travel.

Trump MRI results drop as White House confronts questions over president’s health

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt released details on President Donald Trump’s MRI scan that was conducted in October, reading the results of the examination during Monday’s press briefing that showed he was in good health. 

Trump’s health has fallen under increasing scrutiny from the media in recent months, including when it was revealed that Trump underwent a second routine physical for the year in October, which included an MRI scan. Leavitt reported the medical imaging procedure found Trump as healthy. 

“As part of President Trump’s comprehensive executive physical advanced imaging was performed because men in his age group benefit from a thorough evaluation of cardiovascular and abdominal health,” Leavitt read from the report Monday. 

“The purpose of this imaging is preventative to identify any issues early, confirm overall health, and ensure the president maintains long-term vitality and function,” Leavitt continued. “President Trump’s cardiovascular imaging was perfectly normal. No evidence of arterial narrowing impairing blood flow or abnormalities in the heart or major vessels. The heart chambers are normal in size, the vessel walls appear smooth and healthy, and there are no signs of inflammation or clotting. Overall, his cardiovascular system shows excellent health.” 

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Trump is the oldest man to be inaugurated president, with the media increasingly turning their attention to the president’s health after repeated photos since February show bruising on Trump’s hand, while photos from July showed the president with swollen legs. 

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Leavitt, as well as Trump, repeatedly have brushed off questions and concern surrounding his health, pointing to physical examinations in April, and then again in October, that found the president “remains in excellent health.”

“His abdominal imaging is also perfectly normal. All major organs appear very healthy and well perfused,” Leavitt continued Monday of Trump’s MRI. “Everything evaluated is functioning within normal limits with no acute or chronic concerns. In summary, this level of detailed assessment is standard for an executive physical at President Trump’s age and confirms that he remains in excellent overall health.” 

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“Again, we will provide that to you,” she added. “I think that’s quite a bit of detail. And in the effort of transparency, the president promised it last night and we have delivered today.” 

Trump was questioned about the MRI Sunday evening, saying he would release the report while underscoring it was “perfect” and adding that it did not focus on scanning his brain. 

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“If they want to release it, it’s OK with me to release it,” Trump said. “It’s perfect.” 

“If you want to have it released, I’ll release it,” he continued. 

Media concern over Trump’s health follows the current White House’s repeated criticisms of journalists over their lack of reporting on then-President Joe Biden’s mental acuity and physical fitness when he served in the Oval Office. 

The media did not have a large focus on Biden’s health until the election cycle, when he was pressed to drop out his re-election effort to retain the White House as political allies called on him to pass the torch to a younger generation. Biden ultimately dropped out of the race in July 2024. 

Minnesota juror stunned as judge tosses $7.2M taxpayer fraud case with ‘obvious guilt’

A judge in Minnesota is facing heat after she overturned a guilty verdict for an individual convicted in a $7.2 million fraud scheme that involved taxpayer money.

Abdifatah Yusuf and his wife Lul Ahmed were charged in June 2024 after they were accused of stealing $7.2 million from the state’s Medicaid program while running a home healthcare business that lacked an office building and operated for “years out of a mailbox,” according to the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office.

Prosecutors said Yusuf received Medicaid money for services that weren’t provided and overbilled for services that didn’t have documentation. Yusuf allegedly used the money to fund a “lavish lifestyle” that included shopping sprees at “luxury clothing stores including Coach, Canada Goose, Michael Kors, Third Degree Heat, Nike, and Nordstrom.”

Yusuf directed over $1 million from the business account to his personal account and also withdrew over $387,000 in cash, the attorney general’s office said.

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While Yusuf was found guilty of six counts of aiding and abetting theft by swindle (over $35,000) in August by a jury, the decision was overturned by Judge Sarah West in November, according to KARE.

West wrote in her decision that the case “relied heavily on circumstantial evidence,” adding that the state didn’t rule out other potential “reasonable inferences.”

The judge added she was, however, “troubled by the manner in which fraud was able to be perpetuated at Promise Health.”

Minnesota State Rep. Kristin Robbins said she was shocked upon hearing the guilty verdict was overturned.

“I was stunned. We want to strengthen state law so that we can get prosecutions out of these cases. Because clearly a jury thought he was guilty,” Robbins said.

The jury foreperson in Yusuf’s case, Ben Walfoort, said the decision to convict wasn’t complicated and was confused by West’s decision.

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“It was not a difficult decision whatsoever. The deliberation took probably four hours at most. Based off of the state’s evidence that was presented, it was beyond a reasonable doubt,” Walfoort said. “I am shocked. I’m shocked based off of all of the evidence that was presented to us and the obvious guilt that we saw based off of the said evidence.”

Another jury member told the outlet that “we all came to an agreement pretty easily” regarding the verdict.

Yusuf’s attorney, Ian Birrell, praised West for the decision and said his client was wrongly accused, according to KARE.

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“Judge West’s ruling affirms what we have maintained from the beginning: our client Mr. Yusuf was wrongfully accused and did not commit fraud or racketeering. The Court’s decision to enter judgments of acquittal on all charges reflects the fundamental principle that justice requires both fairness and proof. We appreciate the Court’s careful attention to the evidence and the law.”

The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office, led by Democrat Keith Ellison, has filed an appeal of West’s decision to overturn Yusuf’s verdict.

Minnesota has grappled with fraud problems, including the Feeding Our Future scheme, which involved hundreds of millions of dollars in embezzled COVID-19 funds. The alleged fraud stems from Minnesota’s Medicaid Housing Stabilization Services program, Feeding Our Future and other organizations.

President Donald Trump on Nov. 21 terminated deportation protections for Somalis in Minnesota, claiming that “Somali gangs are terrorizing the people of that great State, and BILLIONS of Dollars are missing.”

His decision came after a report from the Manhattan Institute, a conservative think tank, alleged that millions of dollars were being funneled to Al-Shabaab, a Somali terror group, related to the Feeding Our Future scam.

Fox News Digital reached out to a representative for West and Yusuf’s attorney for comment.

Costco sues to secure refunds if Supreme Court blocks Trump’s tariffs

Costco Wholesale Corporation is suing the federal government to block President Donald Trump’s emergency tariffs and recover the funds the retailer says it was improperly required to pay on imported goods.

The case, filed in the Court of International Trade, argues that Trump used an emergency-powers law to impose tariffs on goods from China, Mexico, Canada and dozens of other countries, even though the statute does not allow the president to create or raise tariffs.

Costco says it has paid these duties throughout the year and now faces a deadline that could prevent it from getting that money back.

The company says the government will begin finalizing – or “liquidating” – its import entries on or after Dec. 15. Once an entry is liquidated, the duty amount becomes locked, and importers may lose the ability to challenge or recover those charges.

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Costco says one of its entries has already been finalized and more are approaching the cutoff, prompting the company to file its lawsuit immediately.

Costco is asking the court to declare the tariff orders invalid, block Customs and Border Protection from applying the tariffs to its shipments going forward and require the government to refund all duties the company has already paid under the emergency tariff program.

The filing puts Costco among a growing group of companies challenging the legality of Trump’s tariff actions.

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Learning Resources, Inc., a maker of educational toys and classroom products, filed suit earlier this year, warning that the emergency tariffs would push its annual duty bill sharply higher.

V.O.S. Selections, Inc., a wine and spirits importer, has won major rulings striking down the tariff orders, sending the issue to the Supreme Court.

Other importers – including apparel companies, automotive-parts suppliers and consumer-goods distributors – have filed similar challenges arguing the tariffs triggered sudden cost increases and supply-chain disruptions that businesses could not absorb.

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Costco’s lawsuit draws on those earlier wins. Both the Court of International Trade and the Federal Circuit previously ruled that the emergency-powers law Trump invoked does not authorize tariffs.

But Costco argues those decisions alone will not guarantee refunds for companies unless they file their own cases before their entries are finalized.

FOX Business has reached out to Costco with questions regarding the lawsuit.

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The Supreme Court heard arguments on the broader legal question last month, and a decision is expected soon.

That ruling could determine how quickly Costco’s case moves – and whether dozens of other companies will be able to seek refunds for tariffs they say were imposed without legal authority.

Last chance Cyber Monday deals with up to 73% off tech, gifts and more

Cyber Monday is here, and the savings are no joke. From DeWalt power tools and bestselling Bose headphones to cozy Cozy Earth pajamas and affordable Levi’s jeans, bestsellers across several categories have huge discounts. We’ve even seen AA and AAA batteries on sale (in bulk) for as low as $14.

Bestsellers

MagSafe portable charger: $22.99 (72% off)
Apple Airpods 4 with active noise cancellation: $99 (45% off)
Energizer AA batteries: $14.28 (40% off)
AirTag four-pack: $64.99 (34% off)
Candle warmer: $19.99 (52% off)

Latest deals

Blink video doorbell: $37.99 (73% off)
Shark pet cordless vacuum cleaner: $148 (51% off)
Energizer AAA Batteries, 32 Count: $15.24 (36% off)
Bose QuietComfort Headphones: $179 (31% off)
Cozsinoor bed pillows, set of 2: $35.99 (70% off)
AncestryDNA test kit: $34 (71% off)
TheraGun Therabody massage gun: $109.99 (33% off)
Bose Ultra Open earbuds: $199 (33% off)
Dyson V8 Plus cordless vacuum: $279.99 (48% off)
Anker Prime MagSafe three-in-one charger: $149.49 (35% off)
Skylight Calendar 15-inch wall planner and digital calendar: $249.99 (22% off)
DJI Mini 4K Drone: $44.98 (38% off)
LEGO botanicals flower bouquet building set: $47.95 (20% off)

Gifting

LifeStraw personal water filter: $10.77 (46% off)
Shower steamers six-pack: $9.99 (41% off)
Owala FreeSip $27.99 (20% 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)
15-inch digital wall calendar: $249.99 (22% off)
Chemistry Set: $19.99 (50% 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

Travel easier with this makeup bag. The pop-out bag has multiple inner pockets that keep makeup and toiletries organized while the supple, waterproof leather makes it chic and easy to clean. 

Mini 4K drone: $238.28 (20% off)

Original price: $299

Take your content to new heights (literally) with this mini 4K drone. It’s light enough to skip FAA registration, but still shoots clear, 4K video. Designed for beginners, the easy-to-use drone flies steady in winds up to 23 miles per hour and altitudes up to 13,000 feet. The battery lasts for up to 93 minutes and the auto return-to-home setting returns your drone to you quickly. 

Tech

Apple 2025 MacBook Air 15-inch laptop: $949 (21% off)
Arlo Essentials pan & tilt camera 2-pack: $75.18 (25% off)
Walking pad: $329 (27% off)
Beats Studio Pro wireless over-ear headphones: $169.95 (51% off)
Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus: $24.99 (50% off)
Amazon Kindle Colorsoft: $169.99 (32% off)
Ring Battery Doorbell: $49.99 (50% off)
Roku Streaming Stick 4K: $24.99 (50% off)

Insignia 50-inch 4K smart Fire TV: $129.99 (57% off)

Original price: $299.99

Customers who already have other Amazon devices will appreciate how easy this 50-inch Insignia smart TV is to use. The immersive audio creates a three-dimensional sound experience through your TV’s speakers. You can stream for free with built-in Fire TV Channels, Tubi and Pluto TV.

Apple iPad 11-inch: $274.99 (21% off)

Original price: $349

The 11-inch iPad is an affordable, blazing fast tablet complete with an A16 chip. The retina display is a cut above the rest with true tone adjustments that automatically adjust the screen to give the clearest picture. With a range of storage options from 128GB up to 512GB, this iPad can comfortably hold thousands of pictures, downloads and apps. The iPad has a compatible Apple Pencil that makes drawing ultra-realistic, and the magic keyboard folio turns the iPad into a fully functioning laptop and detaches and attaches with a simple click.

Apple Watch Series 11: $329 (18% off)

Original price: $399

Apple’s newest watch, the Apple Watch Series 11, has a faster chip than previous models. It’s been re-designed to be thinner and more comfortable, plus it’s twice as scratch-resistant. New health features like high blood pressure monitoring and more advanced sleep tracking help you recognize chronic issues and track your sleep habits. You’ll also be alerted to possible hypertension if the Watch detects consistently high pressure. The Series 11 gives you up to 24 hours of battery life, so you can constantly monitor your health and phone activity. 

3D Printer: $229 (26% off)

Original price: $309

The FlashForge Adventurer 5M Series takes the hassle out of 3D printing. It’s ultra-fast and ideal for quick projects or even small batch production. The print quality is top-notch and the software is super easy to use, even if you’re new to 3D printing. You can keep an eye on everything with remote monitoring. Just plug it in and start creating.

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra: $1,019.99 (28% off)

Original price: $1,419.99

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Ultra phone is smarter and more user-friendly than previous generations, thanks to an AI camera and noise-cancellation feature. The device also  takes clearer pictures — even in low light situations. Organize meetings, tasks and events with  easy-to-read briefs as soon as you unlock your phone in the morning. Additional features help users find restaurants, get the answers to need-to-know questions, text and more.

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Everyday essentials

Arm & Hammer Plus OxiClean laundry pods: $8.52 (15% off)
Glad ForceFlex tall kitchen trash bags: $17.99 (28% off)
Cascade Complete dishwasher pods: $13.96 (33% off)
Scott paper towels 30-pack: $27.02 (21% off)
Scrub Daddy six-pack: $17.59 (20% off)
Mrs. Meyer’s holiday hand soap set: $18.34 (27% off)
Lens wipes 200-pack: $9.49 (27% off)
Starbucks K-Cup coffee pods 75-pack: $37.99 (27% off)
Dawn Platinum Powerwash Dish Spray + 3 Refills: $11.94 (32% off)

Energizer AA and AAA batteries 48 count: $23.99 (20% off)

Original price: $29.99

This battery bundle comes with a 24-pack of AA batteries and a 24-pack of AAA batteries. Energizer is a long-lasting brand, so this pack will likely last a while.

6-pack A19 LED light bulbs: $12.74 (25% off)

Original price: $16.99

These long-lasting light bulbs can light up your home for years. The bulbs in this six-pack are dimmable and easy to install.

8-pack Kleenex ultra-soft facial tissues: $14.44 (15% off)

Original price: $16.99

This eight-pack of Klennex ultra-soft tissues comes in colorful boxes, each with 80 tissues. Get the durability and softness Kleenex is known for.

Beauty

Medicube zero pore pads: $13.90 (55% off)
Neutrogena makeup remover wipes: $9.47 (31% off)
Tula Eye Balms: $19 (50% off)
Crest 3D Whitestrips: $29.99 (35% off)
Waterpik water flosser: $49.99 (38% off)
Nautica Voyage Eau De Toilette cologne: $12.91 (30% off)
Infiniti Pro by Conair hair dryer: $34.34 (25% off)
Crest Pro-Health gum detoxify plus toothpaste: $14.99 (29% off)

Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 5300: $59.96 (45% off)

Original price: $109.96

The Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 5300 toothbrush delivers a more effective clean. Customizable modes focus on problem areas and help get a better clean, while the built-in timer ensures you brush for dentist-recommended two-minute cleaning time. With a two-week battery life, the toothbrush runs for 14 days without needing a charge, even when used multiple times each day. 

Shark FlexFusion hair straightener and dryer: $299 (25% off)

Original price: $399.99

Style all hair types with the Shark FlexFusion hair straightener & dryer. The tool is designed to prevent heat damage, and relies on air and heat-controlled ceramic to dry, straighten and curl hair. Wet-to-dry mode delivers sleek blowouts while dry hair mode revitalizes flat hair. The straightener also works with dripping wet hair, using hot air to smooth hair in a single pass. 

Cetaphil face and body moisturizer: $18.22 (32% off)

Original price: $26.98

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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Tools

Fanttik S1 Pro Electric Screwdriver: $49.99 (44% off)
Craftsman six-tool power tool set: $249 (24% off)
DeWalt cordless drill and impact driver set: $129 (28% off)
Dremel rotary tool set: $99 (34% off)
Skil corded detail sander: $34 (24% off)
Craftsman 20-piece wrench set: $69.99 (30% off)
Metabo brad nailer kit: $99 (50% off)
Vacmaster shop vacuum: $37.99 (24% off)
Craftsman cordless drill and driver set: $99 (34% off)
 

DeWalt five-tool power tool set: $449 (34% off)

Original price: $679

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. 

Greenworks drill and driver set: $99.99 (50% off)

Original price: $199.99

Greenworks’ drill and driver are compact and, uniquely, can be charged via a USB cord. The set includes the driver and drill itself, two chargers and two drill bits. For heavy-duty building tasks, the impact driver delivers 1,950 in-lbs torque, tough enough to handle DIY projects and more serious builds. Both drill and driver have built-in LED lights that make working in low-light situations easier. 

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Power

EF Ecoflow portable power station: $1,329 (53% off)
Gooloo A3 jump starter with air compressor: $66.48 (40% off)
Noco Boost GB70 car jump starter: $159.96 (36% off)
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)
UGG Adalee faux fur throw blanket: $54.99 (49% 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)

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)

Original price: $169.99

Unlike traditional ovens, the Instant Pot 6-in-1 pizza and toaster oven heats up fast with no preheating required. It toasts, bakes, broils and even handles frozen pizzas. With InstantHeat Technology, you get even cooking and crispy results.

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.

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)
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)
Brooks Brothers Portuguese flannel polo button down: $88.80 (40% off)
Brooks Brothers brushed wool crewneck sweater: $148.80 (40% 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)
UGG Goldenstar cozy clog: $99.99 (28% off)
Heated vest: $149.99 (25% off)
Women’s fuzzy memory foam slippers: $13.99 (48% off)
Brooks Brothers cotton-alpaca-wool blend hat & scarf boxed set: $99 (47% off)

Women’s bamboo stretch-knit long sleeve pajama set: $81.40 (45% off)

Original price: $148

Soft, stretchy and breathable, this bamboo pajama set is a must for any woman who wants a luxurious set of PJs. Although it’s a long sleeve set, the knit fabric is lightweight so you won’t overheat. Mostly made from bamboo with a hint of spandex, the fabric is extremely soft and a little roomy for added comfort. 

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. 

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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 everything

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)

Tecovas – 20% off everything

Men’s Slim Straight Heritage Denim jeans: $116 (20% off)
The Annie boots: $276 (20% off)
The Cartwright boots: $276 (20% off)

GlassesUSA: 40% off designer and 50% off house brand eyeglasses and sunglasses

Cozy Earth: 45% off all PJs, 40% off all bedding

Women’s Sutton Long Sleeve Christmas tree pajama set: $92.40 (45% off)
Women’s First Layer pajama short sleeve tee: $26.40 (45% off)
Bamboo sheet set: $154.80 (40% off)

Lands End: 55% off everything

Zip-top canvas tote bag: $34.61 (55% off)
FeatherFree quilted insulated vest: $23.78 (55% off)

Away: 25% off everything

The Bigger Carry On: $221 (25% off)
The Commuter Backpack: $171 (25% off)
Family travel bundle: $494 (25% 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 everything

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)

Quince: Up to 20% off sitewide

Women’s Mongolian cashmere turtleneck sweater: $74.90 (16% off)
Women’s responsible down puffer jacket: $130 (13% off)
Australian shearling scuff slipper: $39.90 (20% off)

Lego: Up to 50% off select items

Wednesday Addams figure: $24.99 (50% off)
Elsa’s Ice Palace: $59.99 (40% off)
The insect collection: $55.99 (30% off)

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