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Shop the toys kids want for Christmas, from trending gifts to retro games and classic toys that have delighted generations. Find American Girl dolls, a new LEGO set and popular squish toys. Whether you're shopping for a nostalgic favorite or the next big thing, this list has something for every child.
Shashibo shape-shifting box: $24.99
30-pack squishy toys: $8.99 (10% off)
Fidget spinners: $8.99
Water-activated 3-inch surprise toy: $9.99 (23% off)
Funko Harry Potter Sorting Hat mystery mini globe: $7.99
What kids actually want to see under the tree this year.
Squishy toys are all the rage, and the Needoh cube is one of the most popular of the bunch. Kids and adults alike love squishing and squeezing the fidget toy.
Stuffed animals have always been a popular gift. This year, choose one of JellyCat's adorable offerings, like this bright sun. All of them are soft, huggable and feature a friendly smile.
Rumi from KPop Demon Hunters is ready to sing, dance and fight demons with your little ones. She's wearing her signature outfit from the movie and holds her stunning sword that fans will surely love.
Fun meets function with cool gadgets that teach, play and wow.
Original price: $169.99
Amazon's Fire Kids Tablet blends fun and learning. With access to thousands of kid-friendly books, games and shows — all in a safe, ad-free environment — little ones can read, create and explore at their own pace. Tip: Be sure to add kids' headphones for the full experience.
This interactive cube plays songs and tells stories to keep your child engaged without a screen. Simply place a Tonie figurine on top, and your child's attention is captured without a screen. There's a large selection of figurines for all ages — from favorite Disney characters to popular Netflix shows.
Budding photographers will love capturing their world with the Bluey Camera. With easy-to-use buttons, fun pretend play features and favorite Bluey characters, it sparks creativity, imagination and endless photo-worthy adventures.
Let their wildest dreams run the show with costumes, kitchens and kid-sized adventures.
This 25-piece doctor’s kit gives preschoolers ages three to six a set of realistic essentials so they can examine and treat all their patients (or stuffed animals). All the pieces store neatly in a handy tote perfect for on-the-go house calls.
Every little royal will shine in this enchanting princess costume set. Complete with tiaras, shoes and sparkling accessories, these costumes are perfect for dress-up, playdates and imaginative play at home.
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Original price: $32.99
This set of costumes transforms kids into heroes — a firefighter, a police officer and two caped crusaders. Complete with accessories, they’re great for saving the day or patrolling the playroom.
This Barbie Dreamhouse is designed with an open layout and includes 10 different play areas across three floors. Kids ages three and up will love all the special touches, such as a huge three-story spiral slide, pool, dedicated pet area with its own slide and a working elevator.
Bigger kids, bigger adventures – from high-speed rides to out-of-this-world builds.
Star Wars fans ages 10 and up will love this 1,394-piece Lego set inspired by the Ahsoka series. You get to build and play with the Ghost and Phantom II starships that are loaded with features like a detachable turret and a working dual cockpit. You also get five minifigures to complete your crew.
This electric scooter is designed specifically for young adventurers. With a kick-to-start throttle that prevents sudden takeoffs and three speed modes for growing confidence, it’s great for riders of all levels. Built with tough tires, multiple breaks and a water-resistant exterior, it’s ready for anything.
Original price: $49.99
This 32-piece magnetic building set lets them build all kinds of 3D structures with fun themed pieces like a space shuttle, a space capsule and a space figure. The shuttle has enough room to store all the other pieces inside when they're done playing.
The classic Furby toy gets an upgrade with this DJ version. Play over 20 songs and interact with your new fuzzy friend.
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Lite-Brites are more advanced than ever. This "brite-by-numbers" version results in a colorful image of Hello Kitty that's nice enough to display on the wall.
Classic toys that never go out of style – and still make kids smile.
Original price: $8.99
Mr. Potato Head is a timeless classic. Kids can mix and match eyes, ears and accessories to build silly faces and unique characters while practicing fine motor skills, learning body parts and engaging in imaginative play.
Well-loved for over a century, Raggedy Ann and Andy are timeless cloth dolls that capture the innocence of childhood. With their soft bodies, red yarn hair and stitched hearts that say "I Love You," these sweet companions encourage nurturing play and have become keepsakes for generations.
Step into the world of Peter Rabbit and friends with this 10-volume collection of beloved tales. From garden adventures to cozy woodland scenes, these beautifully illustrated classics capture the wonder of childhood and make perfect gifts for little readers.
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If you’re looking for a high-quality doll, the American Girl Truly Me 18-inch doll is a timeless pick. Known for their lifelike eyes and realistic hair that can be braided and styled, American Girl dolls are designed so that every girl can find a look that feels like her own.
This classic toy lets you create beautiful pictures by turning two knobs. When you're done, shake to erase and start over.
These '80s-inspired vintage troll dolls are perfect for kids and adult collectors alike. Add these lucky trolls to your collection and recreate scenes from the iconic movies.
Safe, silly and just the right size – these picks are made for tiny hands and big imaginations.
Original price: $38.87
With this set, toddlers can role-play boarding, driving and riding the bus with the included Little People figurines, creating fun stories along the way. This imaginative play helps them explore social roles, build confidence and get comfortable with the idea of going to school.
This Monopoly Junior game is a great choice for kids ages five and older who love Bluey. It lets them travel all around the town and buy properties like the Nail Salon or The Dump. Players get to pick their favorite character — Bluey, Bingo Mum or Dad — to move around the board.
Music-loving children will love to play fresh ‘beets’ with this fruit and veggie-themed DJ set. Featuring a DJ bunny, fun tunes and soft textures, budding musicians can develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
This trike for kids ages two to five is styled with cool Harley-Davidson colors and graphics, and it's built to last with a sturdy frame. The pedals are large, and the handlebars are easy to grip, plus durable tires with rugged treads are perfect for off-road adventures.
While rotary phones are a thing of the past, this adorable phone has rolling eyes, a chattering mouth and a fun ring for hours of playing pretend with your toddler.
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Save on holiday decor, fall apparel, tech essentials and more this week with these under $25 Amazon deals. Standout deals include lighted Christmas garden flags, $17 Hanes hoodies and fall-scented Yankee Candles. Other buys cover cleaning, organizing, driving and everyday life, with practical picks marked down by up to 67%.
Women's winter fleece jacket: $24.09 (52% off)
Bedsure GentleSoft Sherpa fleece blanket: $23.99 (43% off)
Non-slip desk pad: $8.99 (36% off)
Energizer AA batteries, 32-count: $15.99 (27% off)
Electric heating pad: $12.99 (19% off)
Rechargeable hand warmers: $13.49 (10% off)
Outdoor faucet covers: $5.39 (10% off)
Prepare for the Christmas season with deals on stocking stuffers and decor.
Original price: $6.99
Winter brings chapped lips. Soothe them with festive holiday ChapSticks in this giftable set. It has classics like gingerbread cookie, candy cane and hot chocolate.
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Original price: $25.99
With nearly 70 feet of white lights, you can wrap your whole tree or line the front of your house. Connect up to three sets of lights to expand your holiday lighting.
Original price: $7.99
Bring some Christmas cheer to your dining table setup with a table runner featuring a collection of ornaments and greenery. Just gently wash it in the washing machine after the holiday season and you can use it year after year.
Original price: $15.99
Switch out your fall-themed garden flags with this snowman flag, complete with built-in lights. With the plaid accents and cute snowman, you can keep it up all winter long.
Original price: $27.99
A set of flameless candles gives you the Christmas spirit without the danger of real flames. There's a timer function for added convenience, and the four different heights create a layered look.
Save on chargers, extension cords and more.
Original price: $19.99
It's essential to keep a charger in every car you own. This retractable car charger features built-in USB-C or Lightning cables, plus two additional USB ports, so you can charge multiple devices at once.
Original price: $12.96
If you’re hosting, this outlet extender can help turn one wall outlet into a convenient charging hub for guests. Multiple AC outlets and USB ports give everyone extra space to plug in phones, tablets and other devices without fighting over the nearest outlet.
Original price: $19.99
Plug in nine devices at once with this extension cord. It has six AC outlets and three USB ports. The 10-foot cord ensures it reaches across the room.
Original price: $23.79
Add light to dark driveways, walkways or backyards without running electrical cords with these solar-powered lights. There are no cords to worry about, and you can set them to turn on only when they detect motion. Three brightness settings let you adjust the amount of light.
Stock up on kitchen and home finds up to 67% off.
Original price: $34.99
Prevent burns and spills with these grooved silicone oven mitts. They're waterproof and slip-resistant, so they hold up to years of frequent use.
Original price: $24.99
Fill your home with the smell of apples and warm pumpkin with this Yankee Candle. It burns for up to 150 hours for long-lasting fall vibes.
Original price: $9.99
Help reduce lint buildup with this dryer vent cleaning kit. The flexible vacuum attachment reaches deep into dryer vents and behind appliances to clear dust and buildup from hard-to-reach areas.
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Original price: $39.99
Now that the season is getting colder, you may need more light on the patio, balcony or backyard. These 52-foot solar string lights are an easy fix. They charge during the day, turn on without an outlet and include a remote for adjusting the lighting from a distance. Plus, they'll look festive for the upcoming holidays.
Original price: $27.99
Use this popular leather conditioner to refresh your favorite worn-in furniture, shoes, bags or car interiors that could use a little polish. It penetrates dry leather to help soften and condition it. One treatment lasts up to six months.
Original price: $24.99
It's time to start packing away summer clothes, extra bedding and other seasonal items with this six-pack of storage bags. Each bag can fit bulky items like clothing, shoes and bedding. When they're not in use, they fold flat to save space.
Original price: $19.99
Stop digging through cluttered drawers and get organized with these plastic organizers. They keep small items neatly separated and easy to find, and more than 50,000 shoppers bought them on Amazon last month.
Original price: $17.99
Protect your mattress from everyday spills and add a barrier between your sheets and mattress with this waterproof mattress protector. It fits mattresses up to 15 inches deep.
Fall-ready clothing doesn't have to be expensive. Here are some under $25 finds.
Original price: $28
Our readers love the bestselling Hanes zip-up hoodie. It's a simple transitional layer for fall days, with a cotton-polyester fleece interior that's especially soft, according to reviewers. Right now, it's only $17.
Original price: $26.99
We spoke to doctors who recommend these 20-30mmHg compression socks for long travel days, hours spent on your feet or sitting at a desk, post-workout recovery or everyday wear when you want to improve blood circulation in your legs and reduce pain and swelling.
Original price: $29.99
Gear up for fall weather with these comfy men's joggers. Three zippered pockets keep your belongings safe on walks, runs and daily errands.
Original price: $26
Your feet stay cushioned all day in these adidas crew socks. Whether you're hitting the gym, the office or taking a neighborhood walk, these socks won't slip and wick away sweat for dryer, more comfortable outings.
Original price: $23.99
High-waisted leggings make helpful layers during cool fall weather. Made from a blend of polyester and spandex, these leggings have a generous stretch while staying soft.
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Prepare for the busy travel season with these sales.
Original price: $29
Keep tabs on your luggage when you put an Apple AirTag inside. It uses the Find My network to track lost items, and you can even share the tag with friends, family or the airport, so they can help you search.
Original price: $35.99
Bagsmart's toiletry bag has separate spaces for your wet and dry toiletries. The waterproof PVC fabric and zipper on one side prevent spills from ruining your belongings.
Original price: $28
Avoid extra fees for heavy luggage by weighing your suitcases with this luggage scale. Just hook it onto a strap and lift to see an easily readable number on the scale.
Original price: $19.99
Stay organized when you travel with a packing cubes set. It gives you separate spaces for clothes, toiletries and even shoes. There's also a hanging toiletries bag that makes it easy to grab what you need quickly.
Select tool brands have deals on hand tools.
Original price: $28.98
Get 16 tools in one with this Klein screwdriver. It includes 11 tips and converts to two nut driver sizes, so you can complete a wide range of projects.
Original price: $23.48
This Craftsman pliers set includes 8-inch and 10-inch groove joint pliers that help you manage day-to-day home projects. The grip helps you hold the tool steady as you work.
Original price: $18.98
Originally almost $20, you can grab this 14-piece DeWalt drill bit set for just $13. It comes in handy for quick fixes, furniture assembly and weekend projects. The bits are designed for drilling into wood, metal and plastic. The set comes in a plastic case, so you can keep the sizes organized instead of digging through a drawer.
Original price: $8.89
Replace a whole set of chunky sockets with this one universal socket tool. It neatly stores 54 pieces that fit standard 1/4-inch to 3/4-inch nuts and bolts. Buy one now while it's on sale and have a stocking stuffer for Dad on hand.
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Treat yourself to some self-care with discounts on moisturizers and other beauty products.
Original price: $21.90
This medicube cream has salmon DNA that helps moisturize your skin. It's extremely hydrating and gives a lovely glow. Plus, the gentle formula works for sensitive skin.
Original price: $38
Laura Geller's powder foundation is currently at its lowest price since mid-May. It self-adjusts to your skin tone as you blend and has green tea extract to help with redness. It's also dermatologist-recommended, even for those with sensitive skin.
Original price: $23.95
A 12-pack of under-eye patches is a great stocking stuffer. Each set of patches helps soothe tired skin, puffiness and dry undereyes. With more than 10,000 bought on Amazon last month, they're a clear favorite.
Original price: $19.99
This lightweight cream from fan-favorite brand CeraVe aims to reduce puffiness under your eyes. It has moisturizing ingredients that naturally help smooth skin without leaving your face feeling greasy.
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Original price: $15.99
Tidy up unwanted facial hair with this compact battery-operated trimmer. The dual-edge spinning blades trim ear and nose hair, while the waterproof head makes cleanup easier under running water.
These daily must-haves are discounted this week.
Original price: $24.99
Stock up on toothpaste for sensitive teeth with a four-pack of Sensodyne. It has whitening properties that remove built-up stains and contains fluoride that helps strengthen teeth.
Original price: $20.91
Tackle spills with these Bounty triple rolls, equal to 18 regular rolls. The Quick Size sheets let you tear off smaller pieces for everyday spills and larger sheets for bigger messes.
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Original price: $15.47
Lysol disinfecting wipes kill 99.9% of germs when used as directed and leave behind a fresh lemony, linen or mango scent. These bleach-free wipes work on a variety of hard, nonporous surfaces.
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Christmas will be here before you know it, so don't wait until the holiday rush to buy your decorations. Whether you're shopping for a slim artificial Christmas tree for a tight corner, a sprawling garland for your staircase or a maximalist wreath for your front door, this guide has something for you (and at a discount, too!)
Christmas tree skirt: $22.99 (34% off)
Red velvet bows: $7.99 (33% off)
15-piece velvet Christmas ornaments: $34.97 (30% off)
Rattan Christmas tree collar: $22.99 (34% off)
Battery-operated micro lights: $23.20 (20% off)
Choose from pre-lit, pre-decorated masterpieces or blank canvases you can design from scratch.
Original price: $169.99
The Kingswood fir slim tree is ideal for smaller rooms and fits in tight corners, proving you don't need a huge home to decorate for the holidays. It's unlit, so you can add your favorite lights and ornaments to dress it up.
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Original price: $679.99
The 7.5-foot pre-lit Dunhill Fir is a classic showstopper with 2,514 branch tips for a lush, full look. It comes pre-strung with LED lights and uses the included foot pedal for easy control. Use it to switch from white to colored lights or choose between 10 lighting functions.
Original price: $78.99
This 6-foot Kingswood fir tree offers a classic shape that's a bit on the slimmer side to fit in small rooms. It comes unlit and includes a sturdy stand, making it a blank canvas for your favorite decorations.
Original price: $674.99
This pre-lit Dunhill Fir has branches that look and feel surprisingly realistic, delivering a classic Christmas tree vibe without shedding a single needle. The lights switch between warm white and multicolor with the press of a button. The setup is simple, too: the branches drop into place and fold back in when you're done.
Original price: $1,999
Balsam Hill's Fraser fir tree is an investment you will use for years to come. Besides its realistic beauty, the tree showcases a clever design that allows you to roll the base into place, flip it up and lock it in. Get 20% off now with code HAPPY20.
Original price: $399.99
With heavily flocked branches and a full shape, this tree looks like it was plucked straight from a snowy mountainside. It comes pre-lit with 500 clear incandescent lights that stay on, even if one bulb burns out.
Original price: $370.89
Choose this flocked tree from The Holiday Aisle that comes pre-strung with 550 lights. The hinged branches require little fluffing, so the tree takes minimal setup.
Original price: $54.99
If you're looking to shake up your usual holiday aesthetic, this black spruce tree brings a seriously stylish twist. It's unlit, but the deep black branches create a perfect backdrop for metallic ornaments or colored lights.
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Greet guests in style this holiday season with a gorgeous wreath.
Original price: $112.50
This Kurt Adler Christmas wreath brings holiday spirit to your door with bright green foliage, plump holly berries and natural pine cones for texture. It's simple, classic and festive.
Original price: $49.99
This maximalist wreath is adorned with 50 LED lights, festive ornaments, fake berries and flocked branches. It comes with eight lighting modes, including an automatic timer for easy decoration.
Original price: $149.99
This wreath is tied with a big red bow and full of lights, acorns and berries. It's a classic choice for complementing other red and green decorations.
Original price: $79.99
Choose a unique wreath this year, like this one from Birch Lane. The plastic branches are realistic and soft to the touch, while faux berries and pine cones add Christmas cheer.
Original price: $129
This best-selling wreath from Frontgate screams Christmas with a big red bow, pine needles, pine cones and bright red berries.
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Don't leave your mantel hanging — decorate stairways and more with these lush garlands.
Original price: $69.99
Bring the winter wonderland into your home with this flocked garland. It's complete with faux pine cones, so it looks like it came straight from a snowy forest.
Original price: $71
Go classic with this realistic garland from Birch Lane. It has 180 branch tips and features pre-strung white lights for a cozy glow on your mantel.
Original price: $68.99
For a more subtle look, try this pre-lit garland that's bare except for 50 lights. Add your own ornaments and faux berries or lean into the simple look.
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Original price: $269.99
Buy everything you need to decorate your home in this one bundle. It includes two 9-foot garlands, strung with lights and faux berries, and a matching wreath.
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Memorial Day is almost over, but retailers like Wayfair and Amazon still have deals. Shop last-minute discounts on grills, tech, tools, clothing, backyard upgrades and more. Standout offers include a power-lift recliner for 78% off at Wayfair, a DeWalt drill set for half off and a memory foam mattress discounted by $2,282 (that's over 70% off).
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Cozsinoor bed pillows, set of 2 (now $29.99, was $98.50): Lowest price ever
Shark robot vacuum (now $299.99, was $549.99): Get 45% off
Sealy Cool 12-inch memory foam mattress (now $365.99, was $1,199): Almost 70% off
Apple AirPods Pro 3 (now $199, was $249): Lowest price since February 2026
Royal Gourmet crop barrel charcoal grill (now $137.72, was $242.99): Save nearly 45%
We've rounded up the latest last-minute deals worth shopping.
Noise-canceling wireless earbuds: $16.99 (83% off)
Craftsman cordless hand vacuum: $59 (41% off)
Hanes women's jersey shorts: $16 (27% off)
Fire extinguisher, 3-pack: $23.64 (21% off)
3-in-1 handheld mini fan: $13.76 (10% off)
Original price: $179
Get DeWalt's high-powered drill, a battery and a charger all for less than $90 while it's half off. The compact drill has a comfort grip handle that prevents accidental slips, while the bright LED light with a 20-second release delay helps you see in corners and dark areas.
Original price: $28
Add this lightweight Hanes hoodie to your wardrobe for those cool summer nights. The cotton fabric comes from American farms and gives you a soft option that's more than half off.
Original price: $98.50
For just $30, enjoy two soft, supportive pillows wrapped in a sateen polyester. The fill stays firm without sagging, yet still has enough give to reduce neck stiffness.
Original price: $24.98
When you want something polished but not too formal, this classic men's polo is a solid option. The three-button style comes in 20 colors and works for everything from tee time to work gatherings. Get it now while it's on sale for an impressive 60% off.
Original price: $54.99
Mosquito season hits hard around Memorial Day, but the Thermacell E-Series throws up a 20-foot bubble of protection without DEET, smoke or scent. The repeller runs up to nine hours per charge and ships with a 12-hour refill in the box.
Original price: $349
Apple's 11-inch iPad runs on the powerful A16 chip and starts at 128GB of storage, doubling what the previous generation offered. The 11-inch Liquid Retina display and Apple Pencil support make it simple to browse, take notes and stream your favorite programs.
These are some of the best deals we've found in the last few hours of Memorial Day.
Original price: $129.99
Buying two lounge chairs at once usually exceeds $100, which makes this outdoor set something to think about. Each chair locks into a reclined position and folds down flat for storage. The included trays give you a place to hold your drink and phone.
Original price: $64.99
Grab a pair of Hey Dude canvas shoes for more than half off and step into a lightweight pair with a memory foam insole. There's no need to lace them up every time, making them a solid pick for all your summer activities.
Original price: $539.99
Save time, energy and money with Dyson's V8 vacuum. The cordless design and 40-minute runtime help you breeze through your weekend cleaning. Use the three attachments to clean tight crevices and hard-to-reach places.
Original price: $29.99
Stay cool and help protect your skin from UVA and UVB rays with this long-sleeve sun protection shirt. The fabric also wicks moisture away, keeping you dry whether you're out for a hike or just mowing the lawn.
Original price: $75
Under Armour's Charged Assert shoes have a mesh upper that keeps them breathable, making them a comfortable pick for daily runs or walks. Thick rubber soles don't wear down as quickly and cushion your ankle for extra support.
Get ready for your next cookout with these last-chance grill sales.
Sophia & William gas and charcoal grill: $539.99 (37% off)
Traeger Pro 34 pellet grill and smoker: $499 (32% off)
Coleman RoadTrip 285 portable propane grill: $309.99 (27% off)
Ninja Woodfire Pro XL grill and smoker: $399.99 (20% off)
Original price: $549.95
Snag the budget-friendly Traeger Grills Pro 22, which uses wood pellets to grill, smoke, roast and bake with wood-fired flavor. Built-in meat probes let you monitor internal temperatures without lifting the lid, helping maintain consistent heat.
Original price: $449.99
The Charbroil Performance grill — now under $350 — can cook up to 12 burgers and 16 chicken tenders on its 435-square-inch surface. A dedicated sear burner helps add flavorful char to steaks, while porcelain-coated grates retain heat for more even cooking.
Original price: $399.99
This 4-burner grill has more than enough room to whip up food for the entire barbecue gathering, including 25 burgers at once. The FlavorMax system keeps heat steady and flare-ups down, along with an open cart design that makes propane tank swaps easier.
Original price: $279
This is one of the best-selling gas grills at Lowe's (10,000+ sold last week) and covers everything a casual griller actually needs without paying for stainless trim or upgraded carts. It comes with four burners, including a burner with hotter heat for a steakhouse-quality sear, all for under $200.
Cookout season is here — prepare with these deals on backyard furniture and grilling gear.
Bristle-free grill brush: $16.99 (51% off)
Rectangular patio dining set: $879.96 (45% off)
LifeStraw water filter: $15.49 (22% off)
Philips Solar pathway lights, 6-pack: $32.99 (18% off)
Original price: $1,076
Add extra seating to your patio for less with this four-piece Adirondack chair set, now $664 off. The weather-resistant chairs fold in half for easy storage, and a matching side table (on sale separately) gives you the perfect spot for a summer drink. Need less seating? Grab the two-piece set instead while it's 62% off.
Original price: $1,142.82
This five-piece conversation set includes a three-person outdoor sofa, a movable ottoman, a glass-top coffee table and two decorative pillows. The wicker construction is designed to hold up in summer weather, making it a durable option for outdoor use.
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Original price: $169.99
This outdoor patio set comes with two wicker-designed single chairs, a double chair and a table that helps you lounge comfortably poolside. The waterproof resin construction is rust- and fade-resistant, making it an easy addition to your backyard patio.
Original price: $69.99
Stock your outdoor griddle for the season with this 5-piece Weber set, which bundles a heavy-duty spatula, flexible spatula, two squeeze bottles for oil or sauces and a scraper that removes grime and grease with ease. Throw the stainless steel pieces in the dishwasher for hassle-free cleaning.
Original price: $95.99
Twelve tiki torches is enough to line a full backyard perimeter without digging deep into your wallet. Now $30 off, the set includes a wide-mouth easy-pour canister and burns up to five hours per fill. The weather-resistant treatment will help them last through the summer.
Shop the best recliner, sheet and vacuum deals.
Beckham Hotel Collection pillows: $59.99 (25% off)
Mattress topper: $37.90 (46% off)
Bissell pet hair eraser upright vacuum: $149.99 (25% off)
Bedsure queen sheet set: $59.99 (22% off)
Utopia Bedding down alternative bed pillows, set of 2: $23.40 (21% off)
Original price: $1,800
This power-lift recliner helps you stand without the extra effort, and it has massage and heating features that encourage relaxation after a long day. It's more than $1,400 off, giving you a serious deal that won't last long.
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Original price: $479.99
Get a $260 discount on the eufy robot vacuum and say goodbye to cleaning by hand. The robot takes care of your floors using smart grid technology and empties itself for up to eight weeks, trapping pet hair, dirt and debris in the docking station.
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Original price: $159.99
With summer nearly here, now's the time to get a tower fan. It's meant for outdoor use, with a water-resistant build and UV-protection. The air reaches up to 42 feet away, giving you an affordable cooling option for your patio or deck.
Original price: $187.95
Looking to liven up your home with some fresh plants? This Cold Hardy Avocado Tree handles temperatures down to 20°F and grows in containers or in the ground, making it ideal for cooler zones where standard Hass trees wouldn't survive.
Fast Growing Trees is also handing shoppers 25% off sitewide with code EXTRA25 across its full lineup of fruit trees and shrubs.
Find storage and countertop must-haves for less.
Glass storage containers, 24-pieces: $35.99 (64% off)
Ninja SLUSHi frozen drink maker: $259.99 (26% off)
Silicone baking sheets: $8.99 (10% off)
Original price: $15.99
Keep knives razor sharp with this four-slot sharpener that also sharpens kitchen scissors. The non-slip base and soft-grip handle help keep it steady while you work, and it even comes with a protective glove.
Original price: $239.95
At 5.5 inches wide, the Vertuo Next fits well into tight counter spaces, and the Premium bundle throws in the Aeroccino3 frother that usually costs extra. Five brew sizes cover everything from a single espresso to an 18-oz carafe, while the machine reads each capsule's barcode to adjust the brewing settings.
Original price: $149.95
This Cuisinart air fryer comes with five presets: roast, bake, broil, air fry and keep warm, making mealtime easier. Its 6-quart capacity is big enough for a whole chicken or wings for four, yet small enough that it doesn't eat up too much counter space.
Sleep easier with these supportive mattresses — now up to 74% off.
Sealy Cool medium memory foam mattress: $365.99 (69% off)
Nectar Classic Memory Foam mattress: $649 (60% off)
Avocado green mattress: $1,359 (15% off)
Sleep Innovations green tea memory foam mattress: $386.99 (10% off)
Original price: $3,081.99
Save over $2,280 on this supportive ComforPedic memory foam mattress. The firm construction can relieve pressure on the joints and eliminates motion transfer between both partners and pets.
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Original price: $2,179
Right now, you can save over $300 on Saatva's classic mattress, designed to balance softness and support. The 3-inch Euro pillow top offers a plush, hotel-style feel, while the lumbar support zone is designed to help promote proper spinal alignment.
Original price: $2,099
The Nolah Natural mattress is made with organic latex and hypoallergenic materials, including an organic cotton cover that's breathable, soft and machine-washable. Get it now while it's over $700 off.
Find discounts on Apple, Jackery, Insignia and more.
Jackery solar generator 2000 Plus kit: $2,599 (61% off)
Insignia 55-inch TV: $199.99 (43% off)
Theragun Mini (Gen 3): $131.99 (40% off)
Original price: $129
Apple's AirPods rarely drop close to $100, making Memorial Day a good time to buy. The sound in this model is designed to feel more immersive, with improved voice isolation for clearer calls and audio. AirPods with built-in noise cancellation are also on sale right now.
Original price: $1,099
Apple doesn't discount its MacBook Air 13-inch often, which is why this $200-off deal is an excellent pickup. It doubles the standard memory to 16GB and comes with Apple's M5 chip and 12MP Center Stage camera — all in one lightweight package.
Original price: $399
For $100 off, the Apple Watch Series 11 acts as a personal health assistant on your wrist. It lets you take ECG at any time and monitors your heart rate, alerting you if it's too high or low. Workout features like the personalized Workout Buddy and three months of Apple Fitness+ for free encourage you to stay active.
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Original price: $99.99
Ring's newest doorbell model gives you 66% more viewing coverage than previous generations. It sends real-time alerts when it detects motion in your yard or a package gets delivered. A built-in battery recharges via a USB-C cord.
Original price: $398
Sony's flagship WH-1000XM5 over-ear headphones rarely hit $150 off, so now's your chance to snag a pair. Eight microphones power advanced noise cancellation for flights and long drives, and the 30-hour battery can handle a full holiday weekend on one charge.
Original price: $11.99
This multi-plug outlet runs up to 10 devices at once with six AC outlets, two USB-A ports and two USB-C spots. The built-in surge protector prevents any sudden power spikes from damaging your electronics.
Start your DIY projects with these tool deals from Craftsman, DeWalt and more.
Craftsman battery set: $79 (47% off)
Craftsman drill and driver set: $99 (41% off)
DeWalt circular saw: $129 (19% off)
Original price: $679
Memorial Day is the best to upgrade your tool setup, and this DeWalt five-tool combo kit makes it easy. The set includes a drill and compact driver, circular saw, reciprocating saw and multi-tool, along with a carrying case. All tools are battery-powered for added convenience at home or on the job site.
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Original price: $49.99
This lightweight mini electric chainsaw uses an 880-watt motor to cut through branches with ease, while a built-in security lock helps prevent accidental activation — all for just $30.
This weekend, grab deals on cooling pajamas, supportive sneakers and more.
Levi's women's 501 shorts: $38.97 (40% off)
New Balance men's cross trainers: $54.97 (31% off)
Women's one-piece swimsuit: $34.99 (18% off)
Original price: $35.99
Relax in style with this breathable pajama set, which includes a button-down shirt and slightly oversized shorts. A blend of spandex and soft rayon creates a lightweight fabric with stretch for added comfort.
Original price: $92
Get these Skechers for $15 off on Amazon. The slip-on design makes them hands-free, while a cushioned insole provides added support for everyday use. A thicker heel is designed to hold up well with regular wear.
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Original price: $54.95
Save $20 on these classic Levi's shorts, available in a range of washes. The regular fit through the thigh offers room to move without feeling too loose.
Original price: $41.99
A floral maxi dress looks flattering on summer days, and the long length helps prevent dreaded sunburns. With dozens of floral options, you can customize this dress to match your style, whether you prefer bright tropical prints or softer, more neutral options.
Original price: $44.99
This knee-length dress has a slight ruffle along the bottom that adds a fun touch without feeling overly dressing, making it a great option for any summer outing. Choose from dozens of colors and a few floral patterns.
Look and feel your best with these deals.
Neutrogena ultra sheer dry-touch sunscreen (SPF 70): $5.51 (59% off)
Dyson Supersonic Nural hair dryer: $349 (22% off)
EltaMD UV Clear Face sunscreen SPF: $36 (20% off)
Original price: $29.99
Retinol creams routinely cost $50 or more, which is why this LilyAna serum has racked up 39,000+ reviews and a 4.4-star average at $22. The formula pairs retinol with hyaluronic acid, vitamin E and shea butter to cut down on the dryness retinol is known for.
Original price: $38.99
Since some drugstore strips cause sensitivity, the InoPro strips skips that by using arbutin and coconut oil to lift stains. Each kit covers 14 treatments (28 strips total), which is enough for a full whitening cycle ahead of summer events.
Original price: $31
Each pad of these Medicube toner pads has two sides, which replaces the toner and exfoliant step in your skincare routine in one swipe. The formula uses 4.5% AHA lactic acid and 0.45% BHA salicylic acid to clear pores and excess oil, so it works well for anyone dealing with skin congestion.
Original price: $68
GrandeLASH-MD is one of the most consistently reviewed lash serums on Amazon, with results typically showing in 4-6 weeks of nightly application along the upper lash line. The peptide and vitamin formula targets length and fullness, and the 2mL bottle lasts about three months.
Get ready for your next trip with discounted luggage and travel accessories.
Neck pillow: $15.59 (29% off)
Anti-theft messenger bag: $63.99 (27% off)
Travel cubes: $27.99 (15% off)
Original price: $479.99
Amazon shoppers bought Samsonite's highly-rated two-piece luggage set more than 1,000 times in the past month. It's currently $198 off, making it a strong value for a matching set. The hard shell is designed to withstand tough travel, while the 360-degree spinner wheels help you move more easily through the airport.
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Original price: $34.99
A Bagsmart tote offers a lightweight way to travel without the extra bulk. The design is easy to carry while still built for everyday use, and multiple interior and exterior pockets keep essentials within reach. For just under $30, it's a versatile bag you can take almost anywhere.
Original price: $20.99
This compact power strip adds three outlets and four USB ports, making it a practical travel companion for a cruise or during a short hotel stay. The packable design features an extendable cord that weeps around the outer shell for easy storage in a carry-on.
Snag discounts on products you use every day, from trash bags to disinfectant wipes.
Mrs. Meyer's cleaning spray, 3-pack: $14.82 (18% off)
Clorox disinfecting wipes, 3-pack: $12.78 (15% off)
Glad trash bags: $19.97 (15% off)
Original price: $3.85
For about $3, this citrus-scented Lysol spray offers an affordable way to clean your kitchen. The all-purpose formula works on grease, grime and everyday messes without leaving behind an oily residue.
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Original price: $13.99
Help reduce fire risk and improve drying performance with this vent-cleaning kit. The all-purpose formula works on grease, grime and everyday messes without leaving behind an oily residue.
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Amazon is gaining ground in grocery thanks to items like fresh shrimp and berries.
Roughly a year after expanding same-day fresh grocery delivery to thousands of cities and towns in the US, Amazon's perishable grocery sales are booming — and taking market share from traditional retailers, according to data from market research firm Nielsen IQ.
Sales of groceries such as seafood, dairy, and produce on Amazon increased severalfold between June and August, per Nielsen IQ's data. Amazon also posted market share gains in the food category for the year through late August as traditional grocery stores lost it, Nielsen found.
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"Shoppers are increasingly embracing Amazon for categories that historically represented one of the largest barriers to online grocery adoption," Nielsen wrote in its report.
Amazon has spent years trying to break into grocery, though it hasn't hit a home run in the category as it did with books or cloud computing. The company acquired Whole Foods, opened and shuttered another brick-and-mortar grocery chain, and created a selection of private-label groceries, among other steps.
The Nielsen IQ data suggest that Amazon's latest push — toward delivering fresh groceries quickly across much of the US — is yielding some results in the competitive grocery space.
Many of the shoppers buying fresh foods on Amazon come from households with incomes over $100,000 and tend to be older, according to Nielsen IQ. They also tend to be frequent Amazon users, placing more orders and spending more money on the platform than an average user.
That means fresh groceries, one of the most frequent purchases for US households, are "a potentially important lever for increasing shopper frequency and overall spend" on Amazon, the report reads.
To keep the momentum going, Amazon will need to take on formidable rivals. One is Walmart, which already uses its stores and its own army of gig workers to deliver groceries same-day.
Amazon is considering opening about 1,000 same-day fulfillment centers around the US by 2031, Business Insider reported in September. That move would create the same sort of advantage that Walmart has by placing more fulfillment centers close to more customers, one analyst said.
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Whether he loves coffee, hiking, reading or relaxing on the couch, we found the right gift for every man in your life. From Apple AirPods to an Invicta diver watch to a pair of No. 1 best-selling memory foam slippers for just $35, these gifts prove that men aren't exempt from holiday gifting.
Leather slim wallet: $9.99 (23% off)
Dr. Squatch men's body wash: $34.99
Cooling towels for neck and face: $7.99
Golf ball holder: $21.99
Universal socket tool: $8.55
Hanes boxers 3-pack: $20.98
If the man on your list always knows when the next iPhone launches, gift him some new tech to discover.
Apple's AirPods 4 with Active Noise Cancellation have Personalized Spatial Audio that delivers immersive sound, so your loved one can hear his favorite tunes. Athletes, commuters and more will appreciate the sweat- and water-resistant design. Like other Apple products, there's direct access to Siri when making calls, playing music or gathering directions.
Original price: $49.99
The Anker Zolo magnetic power bank solves the problem of a dead battery. The portable charger means he can charge his phone anywhere. It can charge an iPhone 15 two times on a full battery and includes a fold-out stand that lets you position your phone at any angle. Click the power bank onto the back of your phone and continue to use your device as it charges.
Original price: $99
Whether it's the remote, his phone or his keys, an Apple AirTag can help him find his most treasured belongings. Using the Find My app, just attach the AirTag to any item and you'll be able to find it later. The tag can be shared with up to five people, so everyone can keep track of important items. Android users can enjoy these similar air tracker tags.
Rugged and stylish, the Nomad leather phone case is the perfect accessory for his iPhone. Each is MagSafe-compatible, works with portable and wireless chargers and comes in beautiful light and dark leather options. Since it's made of genuine leather, it also develops a unique patina over time.
Help the guy you love tackle his next DIY project with a new tool.
Original price: $119
A DeWalt cordless drill and impact driver set is durable and will last for years. Both tools are compact and lightweight (they weigh in at about 3 pounds each), but are powerful in their own right. The drill comes with two different speeds (which you can adjust based on needed torque) and an LED light that helps you see more clearly as you're working.
Original price: $64.99
Surprise him with a compact, portable all-in-one tool. The Gerber Gear multi-tool has 17 tools and includes needle-nose pliers, standard pliers, wire cutters, a mini saw, a wire stripper and much more. The guy in your life can take this versatile piece of survival gear everywhere, so he's always prepared.
Original price: $19.99
Always keep your screws, nails and washers nearby with this magnetic wristband. It has 10 strong magnets, and it's adjustable to fit your wrist.
Upgrade his wardrobe with another color of his favorite sweater or grab something he'd never buy for himself.
Give the gift of comfort with these slippers from Dearfoams. Plush, cushioned and easy to slip on, they keep feet warm in the late fall and all winter. Plus, thanks to a sturdy sole, they make trips to the mailbox or around the house easy.
A beautiful stainless steel case makes up the Invicta pro diver quartz watch. It's water-resistant up to 100 meters, so it's a solid option for swimmers, surfers, fishermen and sailors. A gold band runs through the center, adding a level of class most water-resistant watches don't have.
For the guy who loves comfort and function, this soft fleece quarter-zip is a great gift. It's versatile, timeless and pairs nicely with jeans, joggers or work pants.
Gift him a new kitchen gadget, a personalized decor piece or something that will simplify or improve his daily routine.
This self-heating mug keeps drinks warm for hours with the push of a button. Choose from three heat settings, and it'll maintain your chosen temperature whether you're working, reading or just getting distracted. It's sleek, smart and surprisingly addictive. The mug is a perfect gift for coffee lovers and people who never quite finish a cup on time.
Ready to splurge on your coffee or espresso lover? The Breville Barista Touch Impress espresso machine offers step-by-step guidance through grinding, tamping and milk frothing. The automatic steam wand delivers delicious foam using the milk of your choice for lattes, cappuccinos and more.
An Amazon Echo Dot streamlines daily routines. It's a speaker and smart assistant, so you can set timers, ask about the weather and more. With this bundle, you'll also get a football-helmet-shaped cover of your recipient's favorite team.
Spoil an outdoorsy man in your life with new gear or gadgets.
Original price: $299
Birdwatchers take their craft seriously, which makes the Birdbuddy Pro a thoughtful gift. It provides a livestream that spotters can access in real time. Notifications are sent the second a bird arrives, and the AI species-identification feature will automatically identify it, pulling up all the information an enthusiast could want. The solar-powered design keeps the feeder's camera running constantly, for all-day bird watching.
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Original price: $149.99
An outdoor pizza oven is a dream for any man who likes to entertain. This small outdoor pizza oven reaches up to 887 degrees Fahrenheit, and can cook a pizza in about 60 to 90 seconds.
Yeti coolers don't just look cool — they perform, too. The Yeti Tundra 35 can hold up to 20 cans with a generous amount of ice. Its insulation and extra-thick walls make it bear-resistant while keeping food and drinks cold for days. The lid stays locked in place when you're on the move.
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Promote some self-care for a man you love.
Original price: $59.99
This handheld massager helps ease tight muscles, reduce workout soreness and improve circulation with just a few minutes of use. Whether he's an athlete, a weekend warrior or someone who spends long days sitting at a desk, it's a thoughtful gift that supports recovery, relaxation and everyday comfort.
Whether they're jetting off for business or packing for a weekend getaway, this leather toiletry bag delivers timeless style and travel-ready storage. Crafted with a supple leather exterior and a water-resistant interior, it keeps grooming essentials neatly contained.
Original price: $13.99
Snag this grooming kit for bearded dads, brothers, husbands and boyfriends. It comes with everything he needs to keep his beard soft, neat and itch-free: beard oil, balm, a boar-bristle brush, wooden comb, trimming scissors and a travel pouch.
If the man in your life loves his car, gift him an accessory to make his daily drive even better.
Original price: $199.99
Dash cameras are a fun, helpful gift. This dual dash cam has front- and rear-facing cameras that can capture traffic in both directions. With a 150-degree field of view for the front and a 140-degree field of view for the back, it captures most of the road. It's also equipped with night vision for clearer recordings.
Original price: $29.99
This car mount slides into your vehicle's air vents, keeping your phone secure and charged while you drive. It's also the perfect spot to display directions.
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With this Ring sensor, you'll always know exactly where your car is. Track it right on your phone and receive alerts for door openings and other disruptions.
If you're an Amazon Prime member, you can get these items sent to your door ASAP. You can join or start a 30-day free trial to start your shopping today.
OpenArt/LinkedIn, Scott Larson
Salesforce and Meta marketing alum Scott Larson says OpenArt AI's conversational text-to-video generator is the tool he wished he'd had earlier in his career.
The platform helps whizz up short videos, arty images, and music by typing in a few prompts.
OpenArt this week tapped Larson as the company's vice president of brand marketing, the company exclusively told CMO Insider.
He joins in a period of rapid growth for the company, which said it's on track to pass $250 million in annual recurring revenue by the end of 2026. It's increased its head count to 80 employees over the past year, up from 20, and grown to 8 million monthly users, the company said.
Larson told CMO Insider he's on a mission to make OpenArt "as close to a household name as a creative AI can be."
He said the biggest challenge will be to wrap all of OpenArt's different use cases into a single "North Star" story.
It recently launched a new product called Director that lets users describe an idea, visual style, and narrative arc, which it then turns into videos up to 5 minutes long. It promoted the launch with a cinema and billboard campaign that it hoped would spark a "vibe directing" craze among the creative community. Others use its platform to create social posts, AI voiceovers, or lyric videos. It also offers an AI model leaderboard to help its users benchmark different AI video and image models.
Larson previously worked at advertising agencies on large consumer brands such as Nike, Levi's, and Gatorade. He later became global executive creative director at Meta, then known as Facebook. Larson went on to be an SVP at Salesforce, where he helped shape the branding behind its annual Dreamforce conference and launched ad campaigns starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson.
Larson first experimented with OpenArt two months ago, creating a very short film with three cuts. Called "Life is Short," it shows a man made out of a stick of butter walking alongside a swimming pool. The butter man looks up at the scorching sun above before the video cuts to an old-school title card saying "The End."
"Had I had this tool starting back when I was a little creative junkie up until today, I'd be making everything all the time," Larson said.
Earlier this year, OpenArt plucked another exec from Big Tech, hiring former Google executive Raj Gajwani as its chief business officer.
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Refresh your smile for less during the Amazon Beauty sale with Crest 3D Whitestrips Professional Effects. The popular at-home whitening kit has dropped to $35 — its lowest price since January. In total, you'll save 24% with the current promotion. The set includes 22 treatments designed to help remove surface stains from coffee, tea and other foods and drinks.
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Original price: $45.99
Crest 3D Whitestrips Professional Effects offer a convenient way to help lift surface stains at home. Compared to the cost and efficacy of professional whitening, I find these effective. I've seen results after several days of consistent use.
I like that I can work them into my routine, too. They adhere to my teeth, so I can talk and drink water while they work. At the dentist, on the other hand, you have to lie in a chair and remain still throughout the treatment. When I'm done, I peel them off and toss them.
The Amazon Beauty sale brings the kit to its lowest price in nine months. At $35, it's just above its all-time low, making this a good time to save on a 22-treatment kit that could also work as a stocking stuffer.
Each kit includes 44 strips: one longer strip for the upper teeth and one shorter strip for the lower teeth in each treatment. Depending on the version, you can wear them for 45 minutes or one hour.
Tooth sensitivity is one of the most common complaints among reviewers. Some shoppers report discomfort after several treatments, while others say the strips can be awkward to apply or leave an unpleasant taste. Results also vary, depending on your teeth and level of stains.
I find that using the strips four or five days in a row can leave my teeth feeling unpleasantly sensitive; I get around that by skipping two or three days when doing treatments so my teeth get a break.
"The sensitivity thing is real, and you do have to plan around that commitment," wrote one reviewer. "But if you want results you can actually see without breaking the bank or sitting in a dentist's chair, these are legit."
"Around day six, I started getting these little zings of sensitivity in a couple of my teeth. Nothing unbearable, but definitely noticeable. Switching to Sensodyne toothpaste for a few days helped a lot," said another reviewer. "If you've got sensitive teeth to begin with, you might want to do every other day instead."
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4-in-1 rechargeable nose hair trimmer: $19.99 (46% off)
Laura Geller Baked Balance-n-Brighten Powder Foundation: $22.80 (37% off)
Philips Sonicare 5300 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush: $74.96 (32% off)
d'alba Piedmont Italian white truffle serum: $17.99 (31% off)
Waterpik Cordless Pulse 3100 Water Flosser: $34.95 (30% off)
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Cooler weather calls for heated jackets, warm hoodies and soft blankets. This week, Amazon, Wayfair and other retailers are offering deals on all three, with discounts of up to 86%. You'll also find steep discounts across tech, home goods and tools.
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GlassesUSA: Take advantage of the 30% off deal across many frames, and get free shipping
Cuisinart: Spend $149.95 and save 25% at checkout
Brooklyn Bedding: Get up to 25% off sitewide during the Fall Sale with code FALL25
Anker SOLIX: During the fall sale, get up to $1,500 off power stations
Dearfoams: Find select slippers and shoes for up to 50% off
Eddie Bauer: Up to 70% off all clearance clothing and gear
Kate Spade Outlet: Save up to 70% and take an additional 20% off select styles
J.Jill: Enjoy 30% off your purchase during the Friends and Family Sale, plus an extra 10% off sale styles
Intake manifold for 2011–2019 Ford trucks: $649 (Orig. $749)
The Hume Pod 2.0 health scale: $249 (Orig. $384)
McAfee+ Advanced: $7.50/month ($100 off)
Automatic litter box: $149.99 (Orig. $233.99)
Kate Spade crossbody tote bag: $189 (Orig. $378)
CHEF iQ Sense wireless meat thermometer: $88.06 (Orig. $179.99)
National Tree Company 7.5-foot artificial Christmas tree: $290 (Orig. $680)
UPF long-sleeve shirts, 7-pack: $40 (Orig. $100)
Save on the items FOX readers buy most.
Keurig K-Supreme coffee maker ($100, was $190)
Save more than 45% on the Keurig K-Supreme, currently among its lowest prices in months. The single-serve coffee maker brews 6- to 12-ounce cups and accommodates taller travel mugs when you remove the drip tray.
Spend cozy autumn nights wrapped in this soft heated blanket. It has six temperature options, giving you control over how warm you are.
Compression socks, 3-pack ($13, was $27)
Compression socks can soothe sore legs if you sit all day. They help with blood flow, and at 52% off, this three-pack ensures you're well-stocked.
National Tree Company 7.5-foot pre-lit artificial Christmas tree ($290, was $680)
Grab a Christmas tree you can use for years to come while it's more than half off. It comes pre-strung with lights you can adjust to white or multicolor.
Levoit cordless vacuum ($140, was $200)
A 50-minute runtime and the lightweight design of this vacuum allow you to power through your entire home. The filter only needs a replacement every three months, and the pet tool tackles fur, spills and other pet messes fast.
Apple AirPods Pro 3 ($199, was $249)
The AirPods Pro 3s have noise-canceling tech that helps reduce background noise, and an eight-hour battery life keeps you going throughout the workday. Take a hearing test and the AirPods automatically adjust the volume if you have minor hearing loss.
Anker Prime 3-in-1 charging stand ($160, was $230)
Keep a phone, smartwatch and headphones running all at once with Anker's charging stand. It powers devices quickly, while the LED screen lets you monitor their charging status.
Shop standout deals on everything from the latest iPhone to rain jackets.
Layer up for less with this lightweight Hanes zip-up hoodie, made from soft fleece. It's currently 39% off, and the women's version is also on sale in multiple colors.
Columbia's fall jacket is nearly 50% off this week if you choose the black option. It's easy to stuff in your hiking or camping gear, and the hood stows away on nicer days. The Omni-Shield fabric sheds rain and dries quickly, so you stay comfortable longer.
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This True Temp pillow uses temperature-regulating technology and foam that conforms to your head to help you sleep cooler and more comfortably all night long. Choose from Classic, Contour or Ultimate shapes to match the pillow to your sleep needs (there's a quiz if you're not sure which is right for you).
Save more than $20 on a generous porterhouse steak cut from Allen Brothers. It's a hand-cut piece of meat raised in the U.S. that makes the perfect meal for two.
Sign up for PureTalk Wireless now using the link above or the code FOXNEWSDEALS to score unlimited talk, text and data for just $29.95 per month. The deal also includes 30 GB of hotspot data and international data roaming in more than 100 countries.
Save on restaurant and grocery orders with a DashPass subscription through DoorDash. Members also get 5% back on pickup orders and 5% to 10% back on Lyft rides. It may be worth considering if you order delivery or eat out frequently.
Switch over to T-Mobile and get the new iPhone 18 Pro on them when you use your existing number and enroll in the Experience Beyond plan. Existing customers may qualify, too, with an eligible trade-in and enrollment in the same plan.
Prefer a larger screen? T-Mobile is offering up to $1,200 off the iPhone 18 Pro Max when you trade in an eligible device in any condition and enroll in Experience Beyond. Terms apply.
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DIRECTV offers live TV streaming without a satellite dish. Choose from several plans to stream sports, news and entertainment on your device. The traditional live TV streaming plan is currently $59.99 per month for the first three months, then increases to $89.99 per month. A five-day trial may be available, depending on the package.
Grab these deals before they're gone.
Brighten your garage or workshop with DeWalt's work light while it's more than 50% off. The integrated hook lets it hang overhead for hands-free illumination, and the battery (sold separately) lasts up to 25 hours on a single charge.
Wrap up in this Eddie Bauer throw blanket now that chillier temperatures have arrived. Its blue-and-green plaid complements most spaces, while the generous size gives you plenty of room to cozy up.
This embroidered comforter adds visual and textural interest to your fall bedding, and it's a whopping 86% off. The set comes with a comforter and two pillowcases for a cohesive look.
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This 55-inch Hisense TV connects to Google TV for an organized browsing experience you can control through your phone or voice control. When you're not watching anything, choose from more than 1,000 classic pieces of art and transform the TV into a realistic framed painting.
Now that colder weather is here, it's time to break out your slippers. EverFoams have a faux wool lining for warmth and a shoe-like outsole for indoor and outdoor tasks.
Carry all your must-have belongings in this compact sling bag and travel hands-free. It has carefully organized pockets, including a phone pouch on the strap and mesh side pockets for water bottles. Built-in RFID protection keeps your personal information safe, and an anti-theft zipper also protects everything inside. The purple color has the highest discount, but nearly all 16 colors are on sale.
The Shark StainForce helps you finally get rid of set-in stains and manage pet accidents. It soaks, scrubs and extracts spills and stains without a cord, giving you an all-in-one cleaning tool you can use in the car, on carpets throughout the house and for pet beds.
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Prepare for winter now while this heated jacket is $50 off. Get up to 10 hours of uninterrupted heat on a full charge. The waterproof shell resists rain and snow, ensuring you stay dry during multiple seasons.
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The Hume Pod 2.0 isn't just any scale — it shows dozens of health metrics in one place. Track muscle gain, fat loss, your metabolic age and 42 other metrics. It works with both Apple and Google fitness apps, so you can monitor all your information on your phone.
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Apple AirPods Pro 2, a Craftsman drill and driver set, Shark air purifiers and more are up to 66% off on Amazon's hidden Renewed storefront. Most purchases are backed by the Amazon Renewed Guarantee, which includes a 90-day return period. Get deals on like-new and lightly used tech, appliances, vacuums and gaming consoles for much less than their original price.
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Acer Aspire Business AI Copilot laptop: $599 (14% off)
Original price: $263.85
These renewed Apple AirPods Pro (2nd generation) come with a MagSafe USB-C charging case and have been professionally inspected, cleaned and tested. Premium features like Active Noise Cancellation block out background chatter, while Transparency Mode keeps you locked into what's going on around you.
Original price: $29.99
Enjoy distraction-free work or play with these refurbished noise-canceling earbuds. They offer up to 45 hours of playtime and connect via Bluetooth for music, podcasts and calls. Select colors, including white, black, light pink and light blue, are available at this price.
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Original price: $359
The renewed price on Bose QuietComfort headphones comes in lower than many competing over-ear models, while still delivering strong active noise cancellation. The headphones offer up to 24 hours of battery life per charge, and the lightweight design stays comfortable during extended listening sessions. A quick 15-minute recharge also adds several additional hours of playback.
Original price: $333.29
This certified-renewed Nintendo Switch is a smart pick for anyone looking to jump into gaming. It works as both a portable console and a home gaming system. Just dock it to a connected TV for a classic HD gaming experience. It also comes with detachable Joy-Con controllers and a built-in kickstand, so you can play solo or with friends.
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The 10 speed settings on this Vitamix give you control over soups, sauces, smoothies and more. Its motor is designed to handle thicker ingredients and whole ice cubes for smooth, consistent blending.
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Maximize your counter space with the Ninja Air Fry Pro, which flips up to store neatly against your backsplash. It combines eight functions — including air frying, roasting, baking and broiling — into one versatile, space-saving appliance.
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Cut down on filter replacements with the Shark NeverChange Air Purifier MAX. Its four-stage HEPA filtration system is designed to capture a range of airborne particles, while the long-lasting filter can go up to five years before needing replacement under normal use.
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Make weeknight meals easier with the Ninja Foodi, which lets you air fry, slow cook and more in one appliance. Its versatile cooking functions help you prepare everything from crispy wings to tender roasts while saving valuable counter space.
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Skip the hassle of a window unit with this Hisense portable air conditioner. Setup takes just a few minutes, and the self-evaporating design helps reduce maintenance. Built-in Wi-Fi support also lets you adjust settings using Google Assistant or Alexa.
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The Shark Matrix Plus robot vacuum and mop offers a hands-free cleaning experience. The vacuum uses a blast of air and corner recognition to remove debris from edges and pull it into the cleaning path. It holds debris for up to 30 days.
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Original price: $199.99
Clean pet messes and fur out of carpets with Hoover's Powerscrub cleaner. Five rotating brushes remove stuck-on stains, while the HeatForce drying tech leaves carpets feeling fresh.
From yard work to DIY projects, save on refurbished picks from DeWalt, Garmin and more.
Makita reciprocating saw: $84.99 (43% off)
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Original price: $109
Bosch's lightweight angle grinder has an ergonomic side handle that gives you more control while you work. Its one-click disc-change system makes it easy to swap accessories and get back to the job.
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Pick up this drill and driver set for $77 — more than 20% off. Both tools include built-in LED lights to illuminate dim work areas, and the set comes with a storage bag for easy transport.
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Skip the skimming and let this cordless robotic pool cleaner do the work for you. It automatically vacuums dirt, leaves and debris, then self-parks at the pool's edge for quick retrieval when the cleaning cycle is complete.
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Everyone in the entire family can dress up for Halloween, pets included! There are pet costumes that are downright terrifying and others that are just adorable. From simple bat wings to Freddy Kruger, Beetlejuice, Stitch and cowboys, find a costume on this list that suits your personality and your pet’s.
If your favorite food is tacos, dress up your pup in this adorable taco costume. Using the strap, you can quickly put this costume on and take it off. There are options for small dogs all the way up to extra-large breeds.
Keep your pet’s Halloween costume simple with a pair of bat wings from Amazon. Ideal for black cats and dogs, these wings can turn your pet into an adorable bat.
Original price: $39.99
Turn your pooch into one of the best musicians in the world with this Willie Nelson dog costume. The costume simply slides over your dog’s head and comes with a wig headpiece to turn their ears into Willie Nelson’s signature braids.
Original price: $14.98
If you're more into scary costumes, this Chuckie dog costume is the perfect fit for you and your pup. Just put your dog's front feet through the pants, and they transform into the terrifying doll many kids have had nightmares about.
Original price: $36.99
A Beetlejuice pet costume is the perfect costume for this year’s festivities. You get the classic wig and black and white suit that Beetlejuice wears. This costume is ideal for cats or dogs of any size.
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Your small dog or cat can be transformed into a cowboy with this simple hat and handkerchief. You can choose from a red or pink set.
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Is Lilo & Stitch one of your favorite movies? You can turn your pet into your favorite alien. A Stitch hoodie is a cozy costume for your pet to wear, made from soft materials. Plus, it’s adorable.
Your dog can be transformed into the giant red dog, Clifford, with this adorable Clifford costume from Halloweencostumes.com. It’s a bodysuit with a Clifford head that sits snuggly over your dog’s head.
Go with a classic this Halloween and dress your cat or dog as a jack-o’-lantern. This velvety pumpkin costume is easy to put on, thanks to the helpful buttons holding the costume together. Perfect for all your fall activities, your dog can stay warm with the help of this sweatshirt.
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Give your dog a terrifying costume this year with the help of this Freddy Kruger costume. You get Freddy Kruger’s hat, glove and sweater. Any size dog can fit into this costume, with sizes ranging from small to extra-large.
Original price: $16.99
A pirate is a classic costume, and this bandana and pirate hat is perfect for Halloween. Plus, the bandana can be used over and over again. You can choose from a few different pirate bandanas to coordinate your dog’s style with your own.
Original price: $20.99
Are you a fan of superheroes? Dress your dog as Superman, one of the most popular heroes to date. With this Superman costume, your dog gets their own cape and T-shirt with the classic "S" on it. Alternatively, you can go with a Wonder Woman costume instead.
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Original price: $18.99
Your dog can transform into an adorable dinosaur for Halloween. This dino hoodie is made from soft velvet and comes in sizes all the way up to XXL.
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Kate Spade Outlet is packed with discounts on bestselling leather wristlets, crossbody bags, work-ready totes and more for up to 76% off. Prices start at just $29, with select picks marked down by as much as $310. Another bonus: get an extra 20% off your purchase when you buy two or more items. Shop now to take advantage of these stacked discounts.
Leila Crossbody Bag: $79 (76% off)
Lenox Mini Crossbody Bag: $75 (73% off)
Tessa Tote Bag with charm: $129 (70% off)
Jana Tote Bag: $99 (72% off)
Lenox Large Crossbody Bag: $139 (68% off)
Keep cards, cash and essentials organized with these compact styles that start at just $29.
Original price: $139
Add a sleek touch with the glossy Lucy Shiny Wristlet. Made from patent material, it has three interior card slots, an exterior slip pocket for easy access to your most-used cards and a secure zip closure. Choose from several colors.
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Original price: $89
Carry your cards and cash with ease using this small slim card holder. It's made from durable Saffiano leather and has four exterior card slots.
Original price: $89
Keep cards, an ID and keys together in one compact spot with this pebbled leather key ring card holder. It has two interior card slots, an ID window and a zip closure, plus a key ring that clips easily onto a bag.
Original price: $99
Keep your essentials close with this nylon card case. Its durable nylon design is made for daily use, while the ID window keeps identification easy to access. Use the clip to attach your keys or wear it around your neck as a lanyard.
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One of the most-loved Kate Spade Outlet bags, the Leila Crossbody gets high marks from reviewers for its functionality, room and the secure outer pocket for quick access to sunglasses, phones or keys. "The pebble[d] leather is so easy to wipe off and rain-friendly…the adjustable strap lets you adjust the length for your activity," said one reviewer.
Original price: $279
Look stylish without effort with the Ginnie Crossbody Bag. Slim with a 24-inch strap drop, the brand likens it to a white tee: it goes with everything, and it's an easy grab-and-go option for carrying your keys, cards and other essentials.
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Original price: $329
The pebbled leather Kayla Crossbody Bag comes in several colors, including a standout Cream Meringue. Its three-compartment design keeps everyday items neatly organized, helping it earn a 4.8-star rating from reviewers. One wrote, "Organization at its finest. This is my go-to."
Original price: $189
The Gemini Mini is available in rich green suede, while the remaining colors feature pebbled leather. Its slim, structured silhouette fits your phone, credit cards and small essentials. One reviewer called it a "great everyday small bag" that's the "perfect size" for all seasons.
Original price: $279
The Lenox Mini Crossbody has earned a 4.9-star rating from reviewers. Made from pebbled leather, it has room for your phone and a small wallet, while the removable strap converts it into a clutch for evenings out. One reviewer wrote, "Love this little bag. Holds more than I expected, but not so much that I'm weighed down. A definite must-have."
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Original price: $259
Light colors like white and cream add a fresh, polished touch to any outfit. The On Purpose Crossbody is crafted from leather and has just enough room for your phone, keys, lipstick and credit cards, making it an easy everyday bag.
Bring these totes with you everywhere.
Original price: $399
If there’s a bag that feels made for fall, it’s the Knott Suede Large Carryall. With a soft suede finish in three autumnal shades, it has a warm look that pairs easily with sweaters and boots. "I absolutely love the style of this purse. It is so roomy and has three pockets and closes even when stuffed," said a reviewer.
Original price: $299
If you need a spacious everyday tote, the Kitt Ksnyl Tote Bag has room for work and weekend essentials alike. Reviewers say it easily fits a 17-inch laptop, lunch, a 32-ounce water bottle and makeup pouch, while the recycled nylon exterior wipes clean more easily than most leather bags. The Hot Fudge color is an especially pretty pick for fall.
Original price: $379
The roomy Kip Canvas Large Tote can fit a 15-inch laptop, notebooks and even a water bottle. Made from recycled nylon, it boasts a near-perfect 4.9 rating from reviewers who appreciate the comfortable straps and pockets. "This is, hands down, the best bag I’ve ever owned," one wrote. "It’s my ride or die. The quality is exceptional. It is so durable and holds so much. I get compliments all the time on the bag."
Original price: $429
Crafted from smooth-grain leather, the Tessa Tote has room for a 14-inch laptop, iPad and A4 documents, making it a practical choice for work. Available in black, light fawn and elm green, it includes a detachable zip pouch that can double as a wallet. "I absolutely love it," wrote one reviewer. "It's even better in person — very roomy."
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Original price: $379
Save $280 on the Juliette Leather Medium Tote, a classic work bag with room for an iPad, Kindle and other daily essentials. The zip-top closure adds extra security, making it a practical choice for commuting and travel. One reviewer wrote, "I bought this stylish bag to go on vacation. It's the perfect size for carry-on luggage on a flight, is comfortable to wear and has a deep pocket with a zipper."
With fall is here, so embrace the change in season with a new bag.
Original price: $399
The Rae Satchel Bag is a lovely fall accessory, especially in the chocolate and cream shades. Right now, you can save $290. Said one reviewer: "The bag is a perfect size, not too big and bulky; however, it fits a lot. If you are looking for a beautiful, classy bag in a phenomenal color, this is the bag for you! Casually classy is [the] best description."
Original price: $329
The Margot Shoulder Bag also has a 4.9-star rating and is now $225 off. Textured patent leather gives it a polished look that's easy to dress up or down. One reviewer praised its organization and everyday versatility, calling it "stylish, functional and just the right size for everyday use."
Original price: $359
The Jana Tote Bag is a sleek everyday carryall with a Saffiano-textured design, zip closure and polished hardware. Reviewers cite the pretty colors and roomy size as highlights. The deep red Grenache shade screams autumn to us.
Original price: $419
Swap your everyday shoulder bag for the Thompson Street Satchel. The structured top-handle design and quilted patent leather elevate everything from jeans to dresses. One reviewer wrote, "I like the structured look with a touch of femininity… The quality is high, the stitching is straight and clean and the zipper glides smoothly."
Original price: $429
Crafted with a fabric lining, the Lenox Large Crossbody Bag has a little more room than your usual crossbody. It fits large phones, bigger wallets and an iPad, and comes in six colors.
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Original price: $379
This Juliette Medium Bucket Bag comes in fresh green, versatile sand and classic black for year-round wear. A magnetic snap closure keeps your things secure, while the streamlined shape makes it easy to dress up or down.
America's interminable war with Iran has killed thousands, disrupted commerce that flows through the Strait of Hormuz, and raised prices on the home front.
But there may be one silver lining. In an attempt to lower gas prices that spiked because of the war, the Trump administration has repeatedly issued waivers of the Jones Act, a century-old law that requires all goods moved between American ports to be carried on American-built, American-crewed ships.
With the law (temporarily) not being enforced, commerce has exploded.
Just look at how much propane has been shipped from the mainland United States to Puerto Rico, says Colin Grabow, a trade policy analyst at the Cato Institute and perhaps the nation's foremost advocate for abolishing the Jones Act.
Since March, when the first waiver was issued, Puerto Rico has imported more than 800,000 barrels of propane from the mainland. That's more than twice the amount of American propane shipped to Puerto Rico in the last 22 years combined.
America is one of the world's leading producers and exporters of propane, but the lack of Jones Act–compliant ships capable of carrying gas means that it has been nearly impossible to ship propane from the mainland to outlying parts of the country. In the past, Puerto Rico has imported gas from Nigeria, Chile, and elsewhere because those deliveries don't have to comply with the Jones Act.
For years, libertarians have argued that the Jones Act unfairly impoverishes American consumers and businesses that want to buy and sell things within the same country in order to artificially inflate the price of moving those things across water. Waiving the law seems to have proven that point: There are plenty of ships capable of moving gas and oil around the country as long as the government gets out of the way.
"The instant the Jones Act no longer applied to energy shipments, mainland propane displaced foreign imports, suggesting it had been the cheapest option all along," says Grabow.
Puerto Rico is hardly the only winner.
The Jones Act waivers are offering a glimpse into a world where the law doesn't exist. From March through mid-August, there had been 210 voyages completed that otherwise would have been deemed unlawful without the waivers, according to an analysis of Maritime Administration data by the Institute for Energy Research.
It's a world where American oil and natural gas can be more easily shipped from the Gulf Coast to New England, which had previously been importing energy from Russia and Europe. Another big winner is California, which had been importing gasoline from as far away as the Bahamas because it was nearly impossible to legally ship gas from Texas or Alaska to the West Coast.
President Donald Trump reupped the Jones Act waiver in mid-May. Another extension, issued in August, will last for 90 days but applies only to ships carrying energy products such as gas and oil. Before that waiver expires in November, lawmakers ought to kill the Jones Act permanently.
There is some irony in the fact that one of Trump's most successful policy maneuvers has paused a protectionist law that limited commerce, when so much else of his economic policy has been focused on erecting barriers to trade. It's also amusing that it was a war in the Middle East—something Trump pledged to avoid—that triggered this change.
Still, the proof is in the shipping. The free traders were right all along.
The post Trump's War With Iran Pushed Him To Waive a Century-Old Shipping Law. Commerce Boomed. appeared first on Reason Magazine.
Ne plus avoir besoin de « motif valable » pour licencier, c'est le rêve de M. Pierre Gattaz, président du Mouvement des entreprises de France (Medef). Pour assouvir cette demande, la France devrait dénoncer la convention n° 158 de l'Organisation internationale du travail, qu'elle a ratifiée en 1989. Lutter contre de tels reculs s'avère de plus en plus délicat pour l'agence des Nations unies.
Toutes les quinze secondes, un travailleur meurt d'un accident ou d'une maladie liés à son travail (1). L'effondrement (plus de mille cent morts) de l'atelier textile du Rana Plaza à Dacca (Bangladesh), le 24 avril 2013, symbolise les conditions d'emploi proches de l'esclavage de nombreux ouvriers dans le monde. Mais on peut également citer, dans les pays du Nord, les suicides à répétition de salariés de groupes privatisés broyés par une politique managériale musclée (Orange, Renault, La Poste…).
C'est précisément pour lutter contre de telles situations que l'Organisation internationale du travail (OIT) cherche à gagner en influence. Première agence de l'Organisation des Nations unies (ONU), créée en 1919, elle repose sur une base tripartite, rassemblant sur un pied d'égalité les représentants de ses cent quatre-vingt-cinq Etats membres, ceux des employeurs et ceux des travailleurs qui y vivent. Son activité, principalement normative, consiste à adopter des conventions (obligatoires pour les Etats qui les ratifient) et des recommandations ou déclarations sur les droits des travailleurs (sans valeur contraignante).
Cependant, avec l'essor de la mondialisation économique, l'OIT s'est vue marginalisée par l'influence croissante des institutions financières internationales (IFI) — la Banque mondiale et le Fonds monétaire international — et par la création de l'Organisation mondiale du commerce (OMC) en 1995. En outre, la diminution du taux de syndicalisation tant dans les pays développés, où s'est généralisée la précarité de l'emploi, que dans les pays en développement, où prolifère l'économie informelle, fragilise l'OIT et son tripartisme fondateur. C'est pourquoi, à partir des années 1990, l'organisation s'est engagée dans une stratégie de réaffirmation internationale. En 1994, elle obtient ainsi le statut d'observateur auprès des deux IFI dans le but d'y promouvoir l'intérêt pour les questions sociales (2).
Mais c'est surtout l'adoption, en 1999, du concept de « travail décent » qui marque sa volonté de peser dans le débat mondial (3). En 2005, l'OIT lance ainsi les programmes par pays pour la promotion du travail décent (PPTD). Adoptés par plusieurs dizaines d'Etats, ils sont élaborés en accord avec les partenaires sociaux. La même année, l'organisation obtient que le travail décent figure enfin dans les Objectifs du millénaire pour le développement (OMD). La Conférence internationale du travail (assemblée décisionnelle de l'OIT) adopte à l'unanimité en juin 2009 un pacte mondial pour l'emploi, sans valeur contraignante.
Pour l'OIT, le travail rémunéré constitue le principal moyen de sortir de la pauvreté. Le choix du terme « travail », plutôt que celui d'« emploi », permet de prendre en compte le secteur informel. Quant à l'adjectif « décent », il relèverait plutôt du christianisme social, qui a inspiré certains fondateurs de l'organisation (4). L'agence insiste sur la protection sociale et met en place des équipes d'appui technique pour conseiller les gouvernements, notamment en Afrique.
Durant des années, le débat sur l'insertion d'une « clause sociale » dans les traités commerciaux avait agité l'organisation. Pour les partisans de cette innovation, il s'agissait de créer un lien entre l'OIT et l'OMC, cette dernière pouvant user de sa capacité de sanction vis-à-vis des Etats, capacité dont l'OIT est dépourvue. Mais les pays en développement y ont vu une manœuvre protectionniste déguisée de la part des pays développés. La déclaration de Singapour de 1996, adoptée par l'OMC, a clos ce débat en affirmant la stricte séparation des questions de commerce et de travail.
En conséquence, l'OIT a recentré son action sur la promotion de huit conventions jugées « fondamentales » : sur le travail forcé (convention adoptée en 1930), la liberté syndicale (1948), la négociation collective (1949), l'égalité de rémunération (1951), l'abolition du travail forcé (1957), la discrimination en matière d'emploi et de profession (1958), l'âge minimum d'admission à l'emploi (1973), les « pires formes de travail des enfants » (1999).
Observatrice au G20 en 2009, l'OIT paraît sortir de sa marginalisation. Mais son rapprochement des institutions financières et de l'OMC s'effectue-t-il au bénéfice des idées progressistes qu'elle porte ou des idées néolibérales promues par les IFI ? Pour le sociologue altermondialiste Thierry Brugvin, l'OIT braderait, au nom de l'efficacité, le droit international du travail en revoyant ses ambitions à la baisse (5). Pour d'autres, sa stratégie d'influence porterait ses fruits : les objectifs de travail décent et de lutte contre la pauvreté ont été inclus dans les documents stratégiques de réduction de la pauvreté (DSRP) des IFI qui ont succédé aux plans d'ajustement structurel en 1999. Ainsi, en 2009, la Banque mondiale a modifié son indicateur sur l'emploi des travailleurs, qui attribuait de bonnes notes aux pays dérégulant leur marché du travail ; elle prend en compte la mise en place d'une protection des travailleurs conforme aux conventions de l'OIT. Elle développe par ailleurs un nouvel indicateur, sur la protection des travailleurs. Ce qui ne l'empêche pas de prôner la lutte contre les « rigidités » du travail…
Quelle que soit l'évolution de l'OIT, la clé de son efficacité serait que toutes ses normes soient dotées d'une force contraignante lui permettant de sanctionner, comme l'OMC, les Etats et les entreprises contrevenants.
(1) Sur le site de l'Organisation internationale du travail, rubrique « Safety and health at work ».
(2) Cf. Steve Hughes et Nigel Haworth, « Decent work and poverty reduction strategies » (PDF), Relations industrielles/Industrial Relations, université Laval (Québec), vol. 66, n° 1, hiver 2011.
(3) Cf. Marieke Louis, « Les organisations internationales et la régulation sociale de la mondialisation : le cas de l'agenda de l'OIT pour le travail décent », dans Chloé Maurel (sous la dir. de), Essais d'histoire globale, L'Harmattan, Paris, 2013.
(4) Cf. Dominique Peccoud (sous la dir. de), Philosophical and Spiritual Perspectives on Decent Work, OIT, Genève, 2004.
(5) Cf. Thierry Brugvin, « “Bonne gouvernance” : l'institutionnalisation mondiale de la précarité au travail », Interrogations, revue pluridisciplinaire de sciences humaines et sociales, n° 4, université de Franche-Comté, Besançon, juin 2007.
Nuova stretta sugli acquisti online extra-Ue. Con la pubblicazione del nuovo vademecum operativo da parte della Commissione Europea, Bruxelles ha tracciato le linee guida per l’applicazione di due nuove tasse doganali sulle spedizioni a distanza importate da Paesi terzi.
Il provvedimento, pensato per tutelare i mercati comunitari e contrastare la concorrenza sleale dei colossi del commercio online, come Shein, Temu o AliExpress, combina una misura temporanea sui piccoli pacchi con una nuova tassa fissa di gestione destinata a diventare permanente.
La prima novità riguarda il dazio doganale introdotto dal regolamento Ue 2026/382. La misura prevede l’applicazione di una tassa fissa da 3 euro su ogni singolo vestito o oggetto comprato online da siti fuori dall’Unione Europea, se il valore del pacco non supera i 150 euro.
Fino a poco tempo fa i pacchi piccoli non pagavano la dogana. Adesso questa franchigia è stata cancellata. In concreto significa che:
A questa prima tassa se ne aggiunge un’altra: la Union handling fee, ovvero la tassa europea di gestione introdotta dal regolamento Ue 2026/2108 ai sensi del nuovo Codice doganale comunitario.
A partire dal 1° novembre 2026, si pagherà un ulteriore tributo di 2 euro su ogni singolo prodotto comprato online da Paesi extra-Ue. A differenza dei 3 euro sui piccoli pacchi, questa tassa di 2 euro si applica su tutti gli oggetti a prescindere dal prezzo, anche per acquisti sopra i 150 euro, ed è permanente, cioè non scadrà mai.
Sulla carta la responsabilità di versare le tasse alla dogana spetta a chi dichiara la merce, ossia i grandi colossi dell’online come Shein, o i corrieri. Nella pratica è molto probabile che le piattaforme di e-commerce addebiteranno questi costi direttamente all’acquirente nel carrello prima del pagamento, oppure la somma verrà riscossa dal corriere al momento della consegna a casa.
Inoltre, dal 1° novembre 2026 scatta l’obbligo del codice identificativo di prodotto (Pid) per tutte le merci extra-Ue sotto i 150 euro: una sorta di carta d’identità del pacco che servirà alle dogane per tracciare chi ha prodotto l’oggetto e bloccare subito i vestiti o i prodotti che non rispettano le norme di sicurezza europee.
Il risultato per le tasche dei consumatori è un rincaro combinato. Per fare un esempio pratico: chi acquista una maglietta da 5 euro da un sito cinese, da novembre rischia di pagare 3 euro di dazio temporaneo più 2 euro di tassa di gestione.
Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič and MEP Dirk Gotink (EPP, Netherlands) Photographer: Mathieu Cugnot © European Union
The European Parliament has approved a major overhaul of the EU’s customs system, tightening requirements on e-commerce platforms, introducing a new handling fee for goods ordered from outside the bloc and creating a central EU customs authority.
“This is the biggest reform of European customs since 1968, supporting trade and the enforcement of EU rules,” said MEP Dirk Gotink, (EPP, Netherlands) who steered the legislation through Parliament. Gotink said European customs authorities had been overwhelmed by a “tsunami of Chinese parcels” and that the reform would give customs officers stronger tools to enforce EU standards.
Under the new rules, e-commerce platforms and sellers shipping goods directly from non-EU countries to European consumers will be treated as importers. That will make them responsible for providing customs data, handling applicable charges and ensuring products comply with EU law.
The reform also introduces an EU-wide handling fee on goods ordered directly from non-EU countries, with member states required to begin collecting it no later than 1 November, 2026. The European Commission will determine the amount and review it every two years.
Companies that repeatedly breach EU customs rules could face fines ranging from at least 1% to as much as 6% of the value of goods they imported into the EU during the previous 12 months.
The overhaul will also establish an EU Customs Data Hub, designed to replace at least 111 existing customs IT systems. A new EU Customs Authority, based in Lille, France, will manage the hub and coordinate customs cooperation and risk management across the EU.
The Council has already given the reform its final formal approval, making Parliament’s vote the final step in the legislative procedure.
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