Trump set to impose new tariff rate on Canadian goods starting Aug. 1

President Donald Trump is threatening to impose an additional tariff of 35% on Canadian goods on Aug. 1, after accusing the U.S. neighbor to the north of failing to stop the flow of fentanyl into the country and instead retaliating with its own tariffs.

In a letter to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday that Trump posted on Truth Social, he said it was a great honor to send a letter demonstrating the strength and commitment of the U.S. and Canada’s trading relationship. But he also pointed to a relationship gone sour, stating that the U.S. has agreed to continue working together, despite Canada imposing tariffs against the U.S.

“As you will recall, the United States imposed Tariffs on Canada to deal with our Nation’s Fentanyl crisis, which is caused, in part, by Canada’s failure to stop the drugs from pouring into our Country,” Trump wrote. “Instead of working with the United States, Canada retaliated with its own tariffs. Starting August 1, 2025, we will charge Canada a Tariff of 35% on Canadian products sent into the United States, separate from all Sectoral Tariffs.

Any goods shipped in a way that evades the 35% tariff, Trump said, will be subject to the higher tariff.

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“As you are aware, there will be no Tariff if Canada, or companies within your Country, decide to build or manufacture product within the United States and, in fact, we will do everything possible to get approvals quickly, professionally, and routinely – In other words, in a matter of weeks,” the president said.

“If for any reason you decide to raise your Tariffs, then, whatever the number you choose to raise them by, will be added onto the 35% that we charge,” he continued.

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Trump then turned his attention to the “extraordinary Tariffs” Canada imposes on dairy farmers, which the president said is upwards of 400%, assuming U.S. farmers can sell their products to the people of Canada.

“If Canada works with me to stop the flow of Fentanyl, we will, perhaps, consider an adjustment to this letter,” Trump wrote. “These Tariffs may be modified, upward or downward, depending on our relationship with your Country. You will never be disappointed with the United States of America.”

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Earlier this year, President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on Canadian steel, automobiles and other goods not covered under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

Canada retaliated by imposing $43 billion worth of its own tariffs against the U.S.

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Trump announced the tariffs on his first day in office in January after declaring fentanyl deaths a national emergency. 

He said the drug makes its way from China to the U.S. via Mexican and Canadian imports. 

Former California rock star slams Trump, ‘corruption’ in surprise campaign launch

OneRepublic co-founder and former bassist Tim Myers announced his campaign for California lieutenant governor on Monday.

On his campaign website, he cited “a broken political system” and “Trump’s attacks on California” as reasons behind his decision. 

“He’ll bring a fresh, strong voice to the Lt. Governor’s office to fight back against the Trump administration’s attacks, take on the rigged system with commonsense solutions, and ensure every Californian has the opportunity to chase their dreams, can afford to make a living here, and feels safe,” his website reads.

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Myers had previously announced a run for the U.S. House of Representatives in April. He explained his shift in campaigns in an Instagram post on Monday.

“I’ve heard from neighbors and friends whose homes and small businesses were robbed. I’ve watched homelessness grow. I’ve seen backdoor deals and political corruption—not just from Trump and his billionaire allies in Washington, but right here in our own backyard in California. I’ve stood shoulder to shoulder with protesters demanding change. But when I looked, I didn’t see our state politicians standing with us. And I realized: I can’t stay silent. I can’t stay on the sidelines,” his Instagram post read.

On TMZ Live Thursday, Myers went further and attacked his fellow lieutenant governor candidates for “not standing up” and using the position as a way to climb the political ladder.

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“Every single candidate that’s running right now for lieutenant governor said they want to be governor someday and they’re climbing the political ladder,” Myers said. “You know the only ladder I care about is the working people here in California climbing up the ladder. They literally can’t afford to buy homes or pay for their rent or pay for groceries or put gas in their tank. So I think it’s honestly insulting for the candidates in this race to say they want to be governor someday. I am not focused on that.”

The lieutenant governor election will be held in November.

Myers’ fellow OneRepublic co-founder, Ryan Tedder, came under his own political fire last month over his post defending President Donald Trump’s military parade that commemorated the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army.

“All politics & parties and righteous indignation aside it’s a super bummer that instead of celebrating the 250th anniversary of the USA ARMY and all those who have fought and died on our behalf… We’re protesting,” Tedder wrote on an Instagram story that was later deleted.

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The post added, “I haven’t been a card carrying political member of either side in over 20 years & think at this point everything is absurd 99% of the time. But I’d like to say THANKYOU to all of the Army service members active and retired and those who have given their lives to protect our freedom…to protest.”

‘Recent discoveries’ prompt Texas lawmaker to end 38-year marriage to embattled AG

Texas state Sen. Angela Paxton announced Thursday that she’s filed for divorce from state Attorney General Ken Paxton, her longtime husband.

“Today, after 38 years of marriage, I filed for divorce on biblical grounds,” the state senator wrote in a social media post.

“I believe marriage is a sacred covenant and I have earnestly pursued reconciliation,” she added. “But in light of recent discoveries, I do not believe that it honors God or is loving to myself, my children, or Ken to remain in the marriage.”

Ken Paxton is currently running against longtime Republican Sen. John Cornyn in next year’s GOP primary, in what’s shaping up to be a bruising and nasty Senate nomination battle.

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Paxton, who first won election as Texas attorney general in 2014 and has been re-elected twice, was impeached a couple of years ago by the Texas House of Representatives on allegations of corruption, which included claims related to an extramarital affair. 

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The attorney general, who has long been a major supporter and ally of President Donald Trump, was later acquitted by the state Senate.

“After facing the pressures of countless political attacks and public scrutiny, Angela and I have decided to start a new chapter in our lives,” Ken Paxton said in a statement.

The attorney general added that “I could not be any more proud or grateful for the incredible family that God has blessed us with, and I remain committed to supporting our amazing children and grandchildren. I ask for your prayers and privacy at this time.”

While Trump has stayed neutral so far in the Senate primary in Texas, Senate Majority Leader John Thune and the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) are backing Cornyn.

“What Ken Paxton has put his family through is truly repulsive and disgusting. No one should have to endure what Senator Paxton has, and we pray for her as she chooses to stand up for herself and her family during this difficult time,” NRSC communications director Joanna Rodriguez said in a statement to Fox News.

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Angela Paxton represents a state Senate district in northern Texas in suburban Dallas-Fort Worth that her husband held before his election to statewide office. 

Washington Post boss gives staff ultimatum as paper goes in new direction

Washington Post publisher and CEO Will Lewis is urging staffers who don’t “feel aligned” with the paper’s new direction to take a buyout and leave. 

In a memo sent to staff Wednesday, Lewis touted the Post’s “reinvention journey” it has taken in recent months, including its “reimagining” of its opinion pages that “champion American values” among other company initiatives. 

“The moment demands that we continue to rethink all aspects of our organization and business to maximize our impact,” Lewis wrote in the memo obtained by Fox News Digital. “If we want to reconnect with our audience and continue to defend democracy, more changes at The Post will be necessary. And to succeed, we need to be united as a team with a strong belief and passion in where we are heading.”

“I understand and respect, however, that our chosen path is not for everyone,” he continued. “That’s exactly why we introduced the voluntary separation program. As we continue in this new direction, I want to ask those who do not feel aligned with the company’s plan to reflect on that. The VSP is designed to support you in making this decision, give you the ability to weigh your options thoughtfully and with less concern about financial consequences. And if you think that it’s time to move on to a new chapter, the VSP helps you take that next step with more security.”

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“Regardless of what you decide, I want to thank all of you for everything you have done for this organization. If you choose to move away from The Post, thank you for all your contributions, and I truly wish you the best of luck. If you believe in our next chapter, I’m excited for the work ahead of us,” Lewis concluded the memo. 

A spokesperson for The Washington Post declined to comment.

Lewis’ memo came less than two months after the paper launched its latest buyout program specifically targeting veteran staffers that would conclude at the end of July. 

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According to a VSP document previously viewed by Fox News Digital, nine months of base pay would be given to staffers employed for 10-15 years, 12 months of base pay for 15-20-year veterans, 15 months of base pay for 20-25-year veterans and 18 months for anyone who has worked at the Post for more than 25 years. All of them would also receive 12 months of pay credit in their Separate Retirement Account (SRA). 

The Post has suffered a dramatic decline in subscriptions, which was further fueled by multiple boycott campaigns against the “Democracy Dies in Darkness” paper over decisions made by its billionaire owner Jeff Bezos. 

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The first was in October when Bezos halted the paper’s endorsement of then-Vice President Kamala Harris just days before the November election. The second was in February when Bezos announced his directive for the Post’s editorial pages to promote “personal liberties and free markets” and vowed not to publish pieces opposing those principles. 

Both instances sparked a mass exodus of paid subscribers and several resignations, including opinion editor David Shipley, who opposed Bezos’ new policy. Last month, the Post tapped Adam O’Neal, formerly of The Economist and The Wall Street Journal, to lead the opinion pages. 

‘Hang up immediately’: Alarming phone scam costs Americans thousands in new scheme

A disturbing wave of fake agent phone scams is sweeping across the United States, catching people off guard and draining their savings. These criminals do not just pretend to be someone you trust; they impersonate federal agents, threaten arrest, and demand payment on the spot. As the schemes become more sophisticated, the FBI and other law enforcement agencies are issuing urgent warnings. Moreover, the scams are spreading rapidly and becoming increasingly difficult to spot.

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How fake agent phone scams trick victims into sending money

Often, it begins with a phone call that appears legitimate. The number might display familiar initials, such as “FBI,” “US Marshals,” or even your local police department. Scammers use spoofing technology to fake caller IDs, making the call look official. During the call, the scammer creates panic with claims like:

• Your Social Security number has been frozen.
• A loved one is in jail and needs money for GPS monitoring.
• You missed a jury duty summons and now face arrest.

To avoid immediate legal trouble, victims are often instructed to pay immediately, usually through prepaid gift cards, cryptocurrency ATMs, or wire transfers. These demands are designed to be untraceable and irreversible. Importantly, the US Marshals will NEVER call you to collect money, the agency emphasized in a public warning. 

Fake agent phone scams are targeting victims across the United States

Reports of these calls have come in from New York, Illinois, Virginia, and nearly every other state. Some victims have lost thousands of dollars. In Michigan, scammers increased their credibility by using the real names and ranks of local officers. Meanwhile, in Maryland, suspects posing as FTC agents even showed up in person twice to collect cash. This scam is not limited to phone calls. Text messages, known as “smishing” attacks, are also on the rise. One version targeted iPhone users with fake DMV payment demands. According to cybersecurity firm Guardio, smishing surged 773% in just one month.

Why fake agent phone scams succeed and how they manipulate trust

Fraudsters know how to exploit fear effectively. They count on the fact that most people will do almost anything to avoid arrest or protect a family member. By spoofing official numbers, they undermine our first line of defense: trust. However, it is not just about technology. Experts also warn of an emotional manipulation crisis. These scammers don’t just steal your money, they steal your identity too. As a result, victims feel violated, scared, and uncertain about whom to trust.

Fake agent phone scams are evolving with AI and new tech tricks

Concerns are growing about how far these scams could go. Law enforcement and cybersecurity experts warn that scammers may soon use:

• AI voice cloning to mimic real officials.
• Malicious apps that mimic legitimate agencies.
• Smartphone voice assistants, cameras, or microphones to harvest data.

While there’s no direct evidence of those advanced tactics yet, experts agree they’re coming, and fast.

How to protect yourself from fake agent phone scams and spoofed calls

These scams are designed to trigger panic and override your judgment. But a few simple actions can protect you and your loved ones from falling victim. Stay sharp, stay skeptical, and follow these smart steps:

Hang up immediately

If someone calls claiming to be from a government agency and demands money, don’t explain or ask questions; just hang up. Real law enforcement will never ask for payment over the phone, and they won’t threaten you into silence.

Never pay with gift cards, crypto, or wire transfers

No legitimate government agency will ever ask you to settle a legal issue with a prepaid gift card or a trip to a Bitcoin ATM. These are hallmark signs of a scam, designed to move your money fast and leave no trace.

Don’t trust caller ID

The number on your screen might look official, but spoofing technology can fake any number, even 911 or the FBI. If the caller creates pressure or fear, hang up and verify using an official number from the agency’s website.

Report the call

Even if you don’t fall for the scam, reporting it can help authorities track these operations. Contact your local FBI field office, your state’s Attorney General, or file a report at reportfraud.ftc.gov. Every report helps build a stronger case. 

Talk to your loved ones

Scammers often target people who are more likely to believe a false threat, especially seniors or non-native English speakers. Have a conversation with family and friends so they know what to look out for and what to do if they receive a suspicious call or message.

Scrub your personal data from the internet

Many scammers do their homework before making contact. They might already know your name, address, or even a relative’s name to sound more convincing. Using a reputable personal data removal service can reduce the chances of your private information being misused. The less data available online, the fewer hooks criminals have to grab onto.

While no service can guarantee the complete removal of your data from the internet, a data removal service is really a smart choice.  They aren’t cheap – and neither is your privacy. These services do all the work for you by actively monitoring and systematically erasing your personal information from hundreds of websites. It’s what gives me peace of mind and has proven to be the most effective way to erase your personal data from the internet. By limiting the information available, you reduce the risk of scammers cross-referencing data from breaches with information they might find on the dark web, making it harder for them to target you.

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Don’t click suspicious links

Some scams are shifting from voice calls to text messages. If you receive a message claiming to be from the DMV, IRS, or law enforcement, don’t click any links. These texts (known as “smishing” attacks) can trick you into entering personal info or downloading malware.

 The best way to safeguard yourself from malicious links that install malware, potentially accessing your private information, is to have antivirus software installed on all your devices. This protection can also alert you to phishing emails and ransomware scams, keeping your personal information and digital assets safe. 

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Kurt’s key takeaways

These criminals are getting smarter, but so can we. Staying informed and understanding what real law enforcement will never do is key to protecting yourself and your family. Authorities will not threaten you over the phone, demand gift cards or cryptocurrency, or ask you to prove your innocence with money. If something feels off, trust your gut. Also, spread the word, because the more people who know, the harder it is for these criminals to succeed.

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‘I’m gonna support him 100%’: NBA legend makes surprising political endorsement

Basketball Hall of Famer Charles Barkley said in a recent interview he would support Auburn Tigers men’s basketball head coach Bruce Pearl if Pearl decided to run for U.S. Senate.

Though he doesn’t want Pearl to leave the Tigers team he’s coached the last 11 years.

“I respect and trust him. I just told him to do what he wants to do,” Barkley told AL.com. “Obviously, he’s made Auburn basketball relevant, which makes me happy. I said, ‘Hey, man, as much as I love you being the head basketball coach at Auburn, you taking Auburn to two Final Fours, something I never thought would happen, but I do understand.’

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“If he wants to run, I’m gonna support him 100%.”

The Alabama Senate seat will be vacated once Tommy Tuberville runs for governor of the state. Pearl has not said whether he will consider an election campaign, but his political Q score has grown over the last nearly two years.

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Pearl, who is Jewish, has expressed his fervent support for Israel in the face of rising antisemitism in the U.S. since the Oct. 7 terror attacks in Israel. He’s been a supporter of how President Donald Trump has handled the conflicts in the Middle East as well.

Pearl was also tapped to be the chairman of the U.S. Israel Education Association.

Barkley told the outlet Pearl’s support of Trump wasn’t going to sway his support.

Barkley did say it would hurt the program if Pearl decided to run.

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Pearl is 246-125 as the Tigers’ head coach. He has led Auburn to two Final Four appearances, including last season.

Retirees flock to new Hooters as founder vows to ‘change the culture’ of iconic chain

Hooters is making the residents of a Florida retirement community happy.

In The Villages, Florida, Hooters opened its doors on Monday, becoming the first new location since Hooters of America filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy earlier this year as part of an effort to enable a founder-led buyout and restructuring of the popular restaurant chain.

Hooters fans lined up early for the opening of the new restaurant in The Villages, an age-restricted community located about 45 miles northwest of Orlando.

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Neil Kiefer, CEO of Hooters Inc., the Clearwater, Florida-based company that founded the Hooters concept in 1983, told Fox News Digital previously that his group, along with another franchisee, intends to take over the Hooters brand.

“The residents of The Villages have asked for Hooters, and we are excited to open our doors,” Kiefer said in a news release. “We look forward to serving great food in a fun atmosphere and being a part of The Villages community.”

Social media video showed a steady flow of customers when the doors opened for the first time.

After more than 30 Hooters locations throughout the country abruptly closed in June, the grand opening of The Villages restaurant could signify a turning point for the original so-called “breastaurant” chain.

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Kiefer said his group intends to “change the culture” of Hooters after the corporate-run restaurants strayed from the original founders’ vision and made changes that were inconsistent with the brand.

Those changes included uniform modifications and standards that differed from location to location.

He said the iconic orange shorts, as conceived in the 1980s, were “more of an athletic look.”

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“Somewhere along the line,” Kiefer said, Atlanta-based Hooters of America “went to the more revealing” shorts, “which to us does not jibe with a neighborhood restaurant that some families choose to frequent.”

A husband and wife who chronicle Florida life on social media attended the grand opening of The Villages location and documented their experience in a video they shared on their YouTube page. 

It had over 9,000 views as of Thursday morning.

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Alex and Tember Fowler told Fox News Digital they moved to Florida in 2020.

They “decided to start showing everyone all there is to do” in the Sunshine State, which led them to create The Altem Life website and social media handles. 

Alex Fowler revealed that the last Hooters they went to has since closed and was “not a very good one.”

But their experience at the location in The Villages was mostly positive. 

They spoke highly of the wings and curly fries and said the service was “excellent.”

“They’re pretty much double-teaming every table, which is also helping everything out,” Alex Fowler said.

The one negative, he said, was that Hooters charged for refills on flavored teas, although they were told before they ordered them.

“They used to not do that,” he said.

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Overall, though, their Hooters experience was positive, they said.

“I have to say, it earned my trust back in Hooters because I thought everything was very good,” Alex Fowler said.

“Probably one of the better openings we’ve been to,” Tember Fowler added.

One woman who dined there on the opening day agreed, telling the Fowlers, “I’d come back.”

Along with another existing franchisee, the Hooters buyer group collectively controls over 30% of the domestic locations, including 14 of the 30 highest-volume restaurants, according to a March 31 news release announcing the restructuring plan.

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Once the restructuring has been approved by a bankruptcy court, the buyer group anticipates operating about 130 Hooters restaurants – roughly 65% of the domestic Hooters locations.

Another Hooters location is scheduled to open in Wesley Chapel, Florida, sometime this fall, the company said.

The biggest bargains of Amazon Prime Day: All the best deals with over 40% off

Day 3 of Amazon Prime Day is here and the event runs through July 11th. We found the biggest deals on tech gadgets, kitchenware, vacuums and more. Here are some of the biggest discounts we have seen during the sale.

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Tech

Sony 65″ 4K Ultra HD TV: $1,698 (51% off), originally $3,499.99
Samsung 55″ Class QLED 4K The Frame Series: $797.99 (47% off), originally $1,497.99
Insignia 32″ Fire TV: $74.99 (42% off), originally $129.99
Beats Studio Buds +: $89.95 (47% off), originally $169.95
Netgear Orbi mesh Wi-Fi base and extender: $159.99 (54% off), originally $349.99
Arlo Essential indoor/outdoor security camera: $79.99 (58% off), originally $189.99

Apple AirPods Pro 2: on sale for $149 (40% off)

Original price: $249

The Apple AirPods Pro 2 are the top of the line AirPods, and have Active Noise Cancellation, which blocks out background noise when you need to focus. They also boast a smart hearing aid function that’ll give you a clinical grade hearing test through an iPhone, then tweak the sound to give you a boost if you need it. They’ll last for six hours on a single charge, and the case will also charge them for 30 hours of life in total.

Blink Outdoor 4: on sale for $99.99 (62% off)

Original price: $259.99

Blink Outdoor 4 security camera is an easy-to-use system that helps you protect your home and view the cameras right from your smartphone. With a two-year battery life and quick setup, you can feel more secure in just a few minutes. The cameras detect motion and will send you an alert if a person is detected. Connect it to your Alexa and you have even more control over your cameras. 

Bose QuietComfort Bluetooth headphones: on sale for $199.99 (43% off)

Original price: $349

Bose QuietComfort headphones are wireless and designed for complete noise cancellation if you want it. There’s also an Aware mode that helps you hear some outside noise. Plush earcup cushions fit comfortably around your ears, making these headphones a must for gamers and anyone else who spends a lot of time with headphones on. 

Lawn equipment

Handheld cordless leaf blower: $59.99 (40% off), originally $99.99
3-in-1 cordless push lawn mower: $298.98 (46% off), originally $549
Worx string trimmer: $79.99 (43% off), originally $139.99

VARSK 20V cordless string trimmer: on sale for $79.99 (50% off)

Original price: $159.99

Get rid of pesky weeds with a state-of-the-art trimmer. The VARSK string trimmer is a two-in-one trimmer that converts between trimming and edging modes. There’s no fiddling with the trimmer string; the advanced tech automatically feeds the line in and cuts off excess string as you’re mowing. A full battery charge gives you a runtime of up to 30 minutes.

Solar power

Renogy 200 watt 12V portable solar panel: $242.23 (48% off), originally $469.99
Ecoflow 220 watt portable solar panel: $309 (45% off), originally $559
Jackery solar generator 3000 PRO: $1,899 (53% off), originally $3,999

Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 portable power station: on sale for $399 (50% off)

Original price: $799

The Jackery Explorer 1,000 v2 portable power station features a durable battery and can power appliances such as fridges, electric pots and AC units. It includes multiple charging ports, including two USB-C, a USB-A, a DC car port and three AC outlets. When you activate emergency charging in the Jackery app, you can charge the power station from 0% to 100% in just one hour.

Clothing

Wrangler women’s high-rise bold boot jeans: $24.08 (59% off), originally $59
Wrangler men’s cowboy cut slim-fit jeans: $21.96 (59% off), originally $53
Wrangler men’s short sleeve graphic t-shirt: $14.23 (43% off), originally $24.99
Wrangler women’s relaxed fit overall shorts: $24.08 (59% off), originally $59
Champion women’s sports bra, maximum support: $28.39 (41% off), originally $48
Champion women’s sports bra, moderate support: $9.38 (62% off), originally $25
Women’s long-sleeve button down shirt: $17.99 (44% off), originally $31.99
Columbia men’s Glennaker rain jacket: $29.99 (40% off), originally $50
Women’s high waist yoga shorts: $14.98 (44% off), originally $26.99
Adidas 6-pack men’s socks: $12.80 (42% off), originally $22
Women’s puff short sleeve tunic: $7.99 (53% off), originally $16.99

Wrangler women’s memory maker jean jacket: on sale for $39.97 (42% off)

Original price: $69

Wrangler’s classic women’s jean jacket is a staple in any closet. The relaxed fit style is comfortable and leaves room for layering. Inspired by the Western lifestyle, this jean jacket is made for moving, making it ideal for all sorts of outdoor activities. Sizes range from XS to XXL. 

Levi’s Women’s 501 original shorts: on sale for $28.48 (52% off)

Original price: $59.50

These high-rise Levi’s women’s 501 original shorts are comfortable jean shorts that come in a variety of denim washes and black. They’re stretchy, making them comfortable for everyday wear. 

Eddie Bauer men’s Rainier pants: on sale for $31.89 (54% off)

Original price: $70

Eddie Bauer’s Rainier pants have a StormRepel finish that sheds moisture when it rains. It also has UPF 50 protection. The athletic fit is comfortable and moves with your body. 

Workwear

Men’s reinforced utility pant: $24.08 (51% off), originally $49.15
Wolverine men’s loader 6″ soft boots: $85.25 (41% off), originally $145
Work gloves for men: $9.34 (41% off), originally $15.80
High visibility safety sweatshirts: $34.99 (50% off), originally $69.99

Timberland PRO men’s 6″ soft toe insulated work boot: on sale for $49.98 (70% off)

Original price: $165

Timberland PRO men’s insulated work boots are designed with anti-fatigue technology to keep those who work on their feet all day comfortable. The waterproof leather will keep your feet dry, and the durable PRO rubber is heat-resistant and slip-resistant. 

Beauty and personal care

MasterMedi tongue scraper for adults: $7.96 (47% off), originally $14.99
Medicube zero pore dual-textured facial toner pads: $14.90 (52% off), originally $31
Neck fan with 360° cooling airflow: $23.98 (40% off), originally $39.99
Sun Bum sunscreen SPF 50: $12.79 (31% off), originally $18.49

Philips Sonicare electric toothbrush: on sale for $59.96 (45% off)

Original price: $109.96

The Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 5300 rechargeable electric toothbrush includes a built-in pressure sensor that alerts you when you’re brushing too hard. The electric toothbrush offers clean, white and gum care modes for a customized brushing experience.

Waterpik Cordless Advance water flosser: on sale for $59.99 (40% off)

Original price: $99.99

The Waterpik Cordless Advance water flosser includes pulse-modulation technology to remove plaque and enhance gum stimulation for improved circulation. The model comes with four flossing tips, and three effective pressure settings.

Kitchen and home

Dyson Ball animal total clean upright vacuum: $329.99 (45% off), originally $599.99
Nonstick kitchen oven baking pan 3-piece: $15.99 (53% off), originally $33.99
Carote 19-piece pots and pans set: $49.99 (50% off), originally $99.99
Shark AI ultra-voice control robot vacuum: $297.99 (50% off), originally $599
Wüsthof classic hollow edge 2-piece chef’s knife set: $129 (43% off), originally $225

Chefman pizza oven: on sale for $229.97 (54% off)

Original price: $499.99

If you love making pizzas, this Chefman indoor pizza oven is for you. The oven can bake up to 12-inch pizzas and reach a temperature of 800°F. It features preset options for various pizza styles, such as Neapolitan, New York, thin-crust, pan and frozen. The set comes with a pizza stone and peel.

Instant Pot Duo Plus 10-in-1 pressure cooker: on sale for $99.99 (41% off)

Original price: $169.99

The Instant Pot Duo Plus 10-in-1 pressure cooker is a versatile electric multi-cooker that handles pressure cooking, slow cooking, rice cooking, steaming and more. It features an intuitive control panel and smart programs for fast, healthy and easy cooking.

Air purifiers

Bissell Air180 air purifier: $83.99 (53% off), originally $179.99
Mooka air purifier for large room: $47.72 (40% off), originally $79.95
Aroeve air purifier: $29.99 (40% off), originally $49.99
FreAire air purifier for rooms up to 1,086 sq-ft: $37.99 (43% off), originally $66.99
SwitchBot air purifier: $86.99 (55% off), originally $193

Honeywell AllergenPlus HEPA air purifier: on sale for $115.41 (48% off)

Original price: $219.99

Honeywell’s AllergenPlus HEPA air purifier has three cleaning levels, including a Turbo Clean mode that helps get rid of pet dander, dirt, pollen and smoke. You can clean the air in rooms of up to 1,500 square feet in just 60 minutes. For smaller rooms of up to 310 square feet, the air can be fully purified in just over 12 minutes. 

Fulminare air purifier: on sale for $29.98 (52% off)

Original price: $61.99

The Fulminare air purifier is designed with 360 degrees of air intake, drawing in dust from every corner of the room. It’s well-suited for rooms up to 215 square feet.

Tools

DeWalt 20V Max jig saw: $99 (52% off), originally $205
Craftsman Verastack mechanics tool set: $99 (50% off), originally $199
Black+Decker 68-piece cordless drill and home tool project kit: $98.98 (17% off), originally $119

DeWalt 20V MAX cordless drill and impact driver: on sale for $149 (42% off)

Original price: $259

DeWalt’s cordless drill and impact driver set has high-powered tools that are lightweight and comfortable to hold. The drill has a light with a 20-second delay that helps with visibility in tight spaces. Both batteries last for weeks, even with frequent use.

Metabo 10-inch compound miter saw: on sale for $94.05 (44% off)

Original price: $169

Metabo’s 10-inch compound miter saw is a portable, beginner-friendly miter saw. The whole saw weighs just more than 24 pounds, so you can move it between jobs or around your home. The miter angle range reaches up to 52 degrees and the bevel range goes up to 45 degrees. Ideal for beginner woodworkers, this saw is simple, affordable and gets the job done.

Travel

Luggage scale: $7.80 (40% off), originally $12.99
Repel windproof travel umbrella: $22.60 (49% off), originally $43.99
Windproof travel umbrella: $14.98 (50% off), originally $29.99

8-set packing cubes: on sale for $14.44 (42% off)

Original price: $24.99

Made from durable fabric, this eight-set of packing cubes can help you stay organized while you travel. It’s water-repellent, so your clothes will be protected from spills or leaks.

Outdoor

Garden hose 50 feet: $28.49 (43% off), originally $49.99
LifeStraw personal water filter: $9.45 (46% off), originally $17.49
Bird feeder with camera: $49.99 (50% off), originally $99.99
Electric bug zapper lamp indoor and outdoor: $37.94 (43% off), originally $66.99

Stand up weed puller tool: on sale for $20.99 (40% off)

Original price: $34.99

Don’t break your back trying to weed, get this stand up weed puller instead. Just stake it in the ground and bend, and your weeds along with their roots should come up. 

Outdoor projector screen: on sale for $59.98 (45% off)

Original price: $109.99

Move movie night outside with this outdoor projector screen. The 120-inch projector screen is made from foldable, washable silk. The setup process takes just a few minutes and is easy to carry and move around even after it’s up.

Pets

Basepaws dog DNA testing kit: $74.99 (50% off), originally $149
Hunger for Words talking buttons starter set: $15.99 (50% off), originally $31.99
Dog ear cleaner wipes: $6.98 (50% off), originally $13.99
All-natural lick safe dog paw balm: $6.39 (47% off), originally $11.99
Orthopedic dog bed: $19.52 (51% off), originally $39.99
Large multi-level cat tree: $51.29 (53% off), originally $109.99

Automatic feeder: on sale for $59.49 (41% off)

Original price: $99.99

The Petlibro automatic feeder makes it easy to schedule your dog or cat’s meals. You can schedule up to 10 meals per day through the iOS or Android apps. You can also record a 10-second voice message that lets your pet know it’s mealtime. When the tank is empty, the battery is low or there’s a jam, you’ll get alerted in the app.

Bissell pet hair eraser: on sale for $99.99 (47% off)

Original price: $189.99

Pet owners know how hard it is to keep up with pet hair. The Bissell pet hair eraser is a vacuum designed with pet owners in mind. It captures pet hair and dust allergens with ease, and the tangle-free brush roll can easily handle hair and fur. There’s also a lift-off detachable pod that makes it easier to move from room to room.

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Toys

Amazon Echo Pop Kids: $21.99 (56% off), originally $49.99
PicassoTiles 60-piece set: $18.19 (64% off), originally $49.99
Mini karaoke machine: $20.89 (40% off), originally $34.55
13-piece dinosaur toys for kids: $26.99 (46% off), originally $49.99
Kids bow and arrow set: $18.99 (42% off), originally $32.99
Clay beads bracelet making kit: $5.11 (74% off), originally $19.99

Amazon Fire HD 10 kids pro tablet: on sale for $104.99 (45% off)

Original price: $189.99 

The Amazon Fire HD 10 Kids Pro tablet features a 10.1-inch, full HD display, a faster processor with 3GB of RAM for smooth performance, and 32GB of internal storage. The tablet comes with comprehensive parental controls and is housed in a protective, kid-proof case with a built-in kickstand. The tablet can also run for 10 hours on one charge. 

Melissa & Doug beauty salon play set: on sale for $37.99 (42% off)

Original price: $64.99

This wooden beauty salon play set comes with a hair dryer, hair spray, hair straightener, comb and brush. For makeup fun, there is pretend lipstick, two nail polish bottles, blush, a makeup brush, eye shadow and an applicator.