Why Trump’s undeniable winning streak is drawing a barrage of negative coverage
President Trump has had an unprecedentedly good few weeks – but our friends in the press don’t seem particularly keen on reporting that.
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From Airtags to Macbooks, Apple products hit record low prices during Amazon Prime Day
MacBooks, AirPods, Apple Watches and iPads are all discounted early in the lead up to Amazon Prime Day.
Fox News reader’s favorite Prime Day deals
We’ve rounded up early Prime Day offers on the products our readers loved last Prime Day.
The best Prime Day deals: Tech, home, garden and more
The early prime deals are out and we’ve picked the best deals you can shop today.
Amazon Prime Day tech deals from Apple Watches to Wi-Fi upgrades
Protect your home, upgrade your TV and get new headphones during the lead up to Amazon Prime Day.
Elon Musk connects with indie Andrew Yang on billionaire former Trump ally’s third party push
Billionaire Elon Musk consults with Forward Party founder Andrew Yang on America Party plans, aiming to field candidates despite two-party system challenges
Mark Ruffalo slams Joe Rogan as ‘a little late’ after podcast host calls Trump ICE raids ‘insane’
Actor Mark Ruffalo blasted podcast host Joe Rogan on social media saying he was too late in his criticism of Trump’s immigration policies deporting migrant workers.
Fever-Wings ‘sequel’ relocated to 20,000-seat arena as Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers set to face each other
The Dallas Wings will host the Indiana Fever at the American Airlines Center, accommodating nearly triple the fans for the highly anticipated Caitlin Clark-Paige Bueckers matchup.
Israeli prime minister answers whether he is worried about being jailed in NYC by Zohran Mamdani
After New York City’s leading mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani pledged to arrest him if he sets foot in the city, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu answered whether he is worried.
Socialist Texas professor calls for University of Houston to be renamed ‘George Floyd University’
University of Houston professor David McNally described ideas such as abolishing grades and campus police as part of a growing “insurgent social movement.”