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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.
FOX News Wine Shop: Use the code 30YEARS to take $30 off sitewide during FOX's 30-year anniversary sale through Oct. 21
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.
READ MORE: Best fall mattress deals: Up to 83% off DreamCloud, Saatva and sleep accessories
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.
READ MORE: 16 fall home finds that make your space feel warm and inviting, starting at $10
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.
READ MORE: Best fall mattress deals: Up to 83% off DreamCloud, Saatva and sleep accessories
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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FOX News Deals' favorite retailers and brands, including Kate Spade Outlet, Anker and Eddie Bauer, are rolling out top deals this week on everything from new phones and delivery services to fall apparel and Christmas trees. This week's standout offers include Shark stain cleaning tools, compression socks and Columbia rain jackets.
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Courtesy of Dean Karnazes
For decades, scientists have tried to understand what separates people capable of extraordinary endurance from everyone else. Is it genetics? VO₂ max? Pain tolerance? Mental toughness?
Dean Karnazes has spent more than 30 years giving them a remarkable case study.
He's run 50 marathons in 50 states in 50 consecutive days, crossed Death Valley in the middle of summer, and in 2005 set the record for the longest nonstop run — covering 350 miles in 80 hours and 44 minutes.
Even that wasn't enough.
"I actually made it 350 miles, which was somewhat of a letdown because I thought maybe I could run 500 miles," Karnazes told me. "That was kind of the ultimate goal." His world record still stands today, 21 years later.
After decades of ultrarunning, Karnazes says he's learned that doing hard things comes down to a handful of simple habits that anyone can practice.
Courtesy of Dean Karnazes
Karnazes has finished on the podium plenty of times, but he says that's never been what pulled him to the starting line.
"I do it for the adventure," he said. "Both the inner and the outer adventure. I've never really said I want to win a race. I just thought, be the best Dean that Dean can be on race day."
He says approaching races that way has changed how he defines success. The podium, if it comes, is just the cherry on top.
That mindset, he says, has kept him motivated through hundreds of marathons and ultramarathons, long after chasing trophies stopped being interesting.
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When Karnazes gives advice to new ultrarunners, he doesn't start with mileage or pace.
"Just set your goal on finishing," he said. "Don't say I want to do it in sub five hours or sub six hours. Just say, 'For me, success is reaching the finish line before the cutoff.'"
Karnazes says that approach has a way of changing how you see your own limits.
"You'll prove to yourself that you're better than you think you are. And you can go further than you think you could."
Courtesy of Dean Karnazes
The advice sounds simple, but following it is another story.
At some point during his 350-mile run, Karnazes stopped trusting what he was seeing.
After nearly three days without sleep, he said he started hallucinating. He felt as though he had left his own body and was watching himself from above.
"When you're in these altered states, it's as though you don't have conscious control of your mind," he said. "You're fighting your mind to stay present, but your mind gets away from you."
Despite that, he kept running.
I asked Karnazes for his advice to aspiring ultrarunners who worry they'll hit a point where the pain becomes too much.
"You walk if you have to," he said. "You slow down, you push through the pain, and you come out the other side, and you're rejuvenated."
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First she was Brat, now she's a Pilates girlie.
"You know what I've been doing though recently is Pilates," former vice president Kamala Harris told actor Keke Palmer on an episode of the "Baby, This is Keke Palmer" podcast, posted October 15.
Harris said that, along with a walk with her husband Doug Emhoff, time to cook, and a family dinner, the workout would be part of her perfect Sunday. Harris, who is 61, has no biological children, but she helped co-parent Cole, 32, and Ella, 27, Emhoff's kids from his previous marriage.
Harris said Pilates gives her "an overall feeling of well-being" and helps her feel empowered in her daily life.
"There's so much about empowerment that is about knowing your strength and recognizing it," she said. Through Pilates, which emphasizes the brain-body connection, she said she feels more connected to her physical strength.
"I'm just realizing that there are all of these muscles and areas that I have not been exercising," Harris said.
Originally popular among dancers, models, and celebrities, Pilates has become the workout du jour. It was the most-booked workout on ClassPass globally last year, with bookings up 66% from 2024, beating both strength training and running. And luxury hotels, including some Ritz-Carlton and St Regis locations, have installed Pilates studios as a buzzy luxury amenity.
Harris is in good company — celebs including Jennifer Aniston, Miley Cyrus, and Hailey Bieber have all professed to love it, too.
The longevity boom might also be partially to thank for the spike in Pilates' popularity.
The low-impact form of strength and mobility training uses controlled, precise movements to strengthen the core and the deep muscles that stabilize the joints. It can improve functional strength, posture, and balance — all things that keep a person mobile and independent as they age. A 2021 systematic review published in the journal Physiotherapy found that among the 1,650 participants age 60 or older, those who did Pilates had a significantly lower risk of falling, a serious risk factor for hip fracture, inactivity, and muscle loss.
Harris told Palmer, who qualified as a Pilates instructor earlier this year, that she prefers reformer, where exercises are done on a sliding carriage attached to weighted springs, to mat Pilates.
Harris didn't say how many times a week she does Pilates, but based off her excitement talking about it, she could be on her way to full Pilates girlie status.
Someone get this woman a matching set and iced matcha latte stat.
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