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Now’s the time to save on tech with Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, running through March 31. Deals include a Jackery portable power station at 50% off and up to 23% off MacBooks and AirPods. Shoppers can also score a 55-inch Insignia TV and an Apple Watch Series 11 for $100 off.

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Beats Studio Pro wireless headphones: $169.95 (51% off)
Blink Video Doorbell + Outdoor 4: $79.99 (43% off)
Bluetooth sleep headphones: $15.19 (42% off)
Mini projector: $47.47 (41% off)
Wireless portable CarPlay screen: $79.98 (38% off)
10-foot extension cord: $9.99 (38% off)
10-foot fast charger, 2-pack: $19.79 (36% off)
Laptop screen extender: $104.46 (35% off)

Listen to music your way with deals on headphones and Bluetooth speakers.

JBL PartyBox Club 120 portable speaker: $349.95 (22% off)
JBL Charge 5 Bluetooth speaker: $139.95 (22% off)
Sonos Ace noise-canceling headphones: $329.99 (17% off)
Sony WH-1000XM6 noise-canceling headphones: $398 (13% off)
Sony SA-RS5 wireless rear speakers: $648 (7% off)

Original price: $64.95

JBL Vibe Beam earbuds pack powerful bass with an active noise-canceling mode, all for less than $50. You get up to 40 hours of playback — 10 hours on a single charge, plus an extra 30 hours from a charging case. Voice alerts notify you when the battery is low. 

Original price: $129.99

Apple’s AirPods 4 are currently under $100 and include personalized spatial audio with dynamic head tracking for high-quality sound wherever you go. The charging case extends battery life to up to 30 hours total, with up to 5 hours on a single charge.

Original price: $249

The Apple AirPods Pro 3 go beyond basic earbuds — they support a hearing test when paired with an iPhone and Conversation Boost to make speech clearer. The earbuds have a built-in heart rate sensor that syncs with your iPhone to track beats per minute and calories burned in the Health and Fitness apps. Use the Live Translation feature to understand different languages in real time.

READ MORE: Amazon’s Big Spring Sale Apple Deals: AirPods, AirTags and accessories

If you’ve been holding out for a new phone, Samsung and Google phones are seeing big discounts.

Amazon Basics USB-C to USB-C charger cable: $5.85 (36% off)
Phone tripod and stabilizer: $99 (23% off)
PopSockets: $8.49 (15% off)
Google Pixel 9a: $444.60 (11% off)
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7: $1,082.49 (11% off)

Original price: $709.99

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 FE comes with a bright, extra-wide screen and sharp camera built for selfies and video recording. If you’re a photographer who is always on the go, you’ll have plenty of options — resize images, erase background elements and use AI to fix blurry details. Fast charging also brings the battery back to life when you need it most. 

Original price: $25.99

Power up three devices at once — like your phone, smartwatch and earbuds — with this wireless charging station. It folds up into a compact rectangle, ideal for travelers who need reliable power between destinations.

Original price: $24.99

A retractable car charger saves you from fumbling for tangled cords as you’re driving. With both Lightning and USB-C ports, you can keep phones, tablets and even laptops running. Beyond the driver, additional cable outputs allow everyone in the vehicle to power up their devices.

Whether you need a charger, power bank or portable power station, these deals have you covered.

Wall charger surge protector: $9.99 (23% off)
Surge protector and power strip: $18.97 (23% off)
Mini portable charger: $25.98 (21% off)
Anker MagGo power bank: $63.99 (20% off)
Portable charger with built-in cables: $22.66 (15% off)

Original price: $1,499

With 2,200 watts of power, the Jackery Explorer packs serious performance into a 40-pound package, and it’s half off at the moment — a savings of $750. It’s also at its lowest price in the last month. Three AC ports, three USB ports and a DC connector give you ample charging options for camping trips or home backup power.

Original price: $1,199

The EF EcoFlow powers 99% of electronics, like high-demand appliances and tools for up to 30 hours. It’s made to run quietly so you don’t bother your neighbors with noise, and it’s lightweight enough to move around when necessary. Four AC outlets and four USB ports offer up to 3,400 watts of power for all your home power demands. 

Original price: $229.99

The Anker Prime power bank is a high-powered charger with 300 watts across two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. It’ll bring a MacBook Pro or iPhone 16 to 50% in less than half an hour. The bank itself recharges even faster, going from 0% to 50% in just 13 minutes.

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The future is now — turn your home into an intelligent, useful machine with these smart improvements. 

Blink Outdoor 4 security camera: $103.99 (45% off)
Philips Wi-Fi door lock: $84.99 (35% off)
Amazon Echo Dot Max: $74.99 (25% off)
Amazon Echo Show 15: $254.99 (15% off)

Original price: $129.99

At 63% off, Arlo’s video doorbell provides a wide view of your driveway and front porch with real-time notifications when motion is detected. The water-resistant design adds durability, while night vision lets you monitor your home in any weather, day or night. Customer support is available with a subscription.

Original price: $16.99

This two-pack of smart plugs transforms traditional outlets into smart options. Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant, you can control appliances and other electronics hands-free. Setup is simple: Plug into any outlet and use the app to set schedules or manually control your tech. 

Original price: $89.99

Store all your favorite memories in a digital frame. It connects to your Wi-Fi and you can use the Frameo app to send pictures instantly. The 10-inch touchscreen is simple to use and displays bright, vibrant images that bring cheer to any room. It’s ideal for grandparents or families across the country who want to stay in touch.

Dell, Apple and HP laptops and tablets are on sale now. 

Dell 15.6-inch touchscreen laptop: $889.99 (38% off)
Zagg iPad screen protector: $37.49 (25% off)
Lenovo IdeaPad: $299.99 (19% off)
UGREEN tablet stand holder: $9.99 (17% off)
Apple iPad 11-inch: $299.99 (14% off)
HP 15.6-inch FHD touch laptop: $499 (6% off)

Original price: $1,399

The 2025 Apple MacBook Air is rarely on sale, but now it’s $200 off. With a new M4 chip, the laptop is blazing-fast with 18 hours of battery life. Built with Apple Intelligence and a lightweight design, this MacBook is a smart pick for students, designers and business professionals. 

Original price: $1,149.99

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S10+ uses several AI tools: One turns sketches into images, another organizes and takes notes, and a third records and summarizes lectures. The 12.4-inch screen is on the larger side and reduces glare, making it practical for professionals who need to read and take notes. Its vibrant colors also make personal tasks like watching shows and recording videos more enjoyable.

Original price: $1,699

Another rare sale: The Apple 2024 iMac is just over $100 off. It’s powered by an M4 chip, so you can complete work faster, and with a thin design, the desktop computer fits well into most workspaces. Streamline your workflow with Apple Intelligence, which helps you write, edit and design.

Get up to 43% off on a new Roku, Samsung or Toshiba TV.

Toshiba 50-inch Class C350 Series: $199.99 (43% off)
Hisense 65-inch Class U6 Series: $579.99 (24% off)
Amazon Fire TV 50-inch: $309.99 (23% off)
TCL 40-Inch Class S3 TV: $149.99 (21% off)
Samsung 43-inch Class Crystal UHD TV: $197.99 (13% off)

Original price: $349.99

At 43% off, the Insignia 55-inch TV pairs affordability with function. Control it with Alexa and access all your streaming services on one convenient screen using your voice. With 4K resolution and HDR support, it brings you crisp, detailed visuals. Immersive sound also makes shows and movies more realistic.

Original price: $349.99

A Roku 55-inch TV offers a simple user experience, with your streaming apps organized just the way you like them. Plus, there’s more than 500 free channels, including popular shows, local news, weather and blockbuster movies. It works with a variety of voice assistants, such as Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant. 

Original price: $1,197.99

A stunning AI TV, the Hisense 85-inch Class U6 Series elevates your viewing experience, giving you a large, crisp screen. Mini LEDs enhance the display, creating highly realistic colors, while the built-in AI automatically adjusts the picture and sound as you move between shows. With Fire TV, you can move between channels and ask questions through Alexa. 

Train better with a smartwatch that keeps tabs on your fitness and health metrics. 

Garmin Forerunner 55: $169 (15% off)
Google Pixel Watch 4: $389.99 (13% off)
Garmin Instinct: $262 (13% off)
Fitbit Charge 6: $148.95 (7% off)

Original price: $99.99

Budget-friendly yet loaded with useful health-tracking features, the Amazfit Active 2 smartwatch is less than $100. The watch’s 10-day battery life reduces the need for nightly recharges, while GPS tracking and 160 sports modes log your workouts. A heart rate monitor and sleep tracking also record essential health data. It all comes wrapped in a stainless steel case that’s water-resistant up to 50 meters.

Original price: $429

The Apple Watch Series 11 is a health and fitness companion you wear on your wrist that stands out for its advanced tracking features. It sends alerts for high blood pressure, tracks your daily sleep score and lets you take an ECG anytime. You’ll get up to 24 hours of battery life, and fast charging gets it back on your wrist in no time.

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Original price: $249.99

One of Garmin’s more affordable smartwatches, the Venu has 11 days of battery life and 24/7 health tracking, from your heart rate to your sleep score and hydration levels. With more than 25 sports modes, you can find new and exciting ways to move more. Sync with your smartphone for easy access to your texts, calls and social media notifications.

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.

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Illinois knocks off Iowa to reach Final Four after buzzer malfunction delay

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For the first time in more than two decades, the Illinois men’s basketball team will still be dancing when the Final Four tips off.

Iowa’s underdog run in the NCAA Tournament ended Saturday with a 71-59 loss to a dominant Illinois team. Before Illinois could cut down the nets at Houston’s Toyota Center, a buzzer malfunction caused a loud, roughly 10-minute delay.

The buzzer initially sounded signaling the end of a media timeout with just under eight minutes remaining in the first half. The horn continued blaring for about another seven minutes.

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Players stood on the court ready to play for a couple of minutes before both teams started to warm up as the buzzer continued to sound.

It was finally silenced, to cheers from the crowd, but then the main scoreboard and video screen that hangs over the middle of the court went dark.

The game ultimately resumed with the big scoreboard still off. Two smaller scoreboards at each end of the arena were working.

Freshman guard Keaton Wagler scored 25 points to help secure Illinois’ first Final Four berth since 2005.

This will be the sixth overall trip to the Final Four for Illinois, which has never won a national title. The Fighting Illini will face either Duke or UConn next week in Indianapolis.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Stephen A Smith says there is ‘no excuse’ for ‘biological men’ competing in women’s sports

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Outspoken ESPN star Stephen A. Smith took a clear position in the ongoing debate about transgender athletes’ participation in girls and women’s sports.

“Biological men should not be competing against biological girls in sports, period,” Smith said during an appearance on “Real Time with Bill Maher” after the Olympics’ policy on transgender women was mentioned.

“What about protecting the young ladies? Young ladies going up against biological men — biological men — there is no excuse for that.”

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Smith then mentioned former University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas.

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“Lia Thomas, for example, was a male, and he was ranked over 400th in the world. … And then he became a she. … And No. 1. Well … does it really take an Einstein to realize that there’s something wrong with that picture?”

Smith has previously spoken about his views on transgender athletes in girls and women’s sports, including during a February 2025 Radio Row interview ahead of that year’s Super Bowl.

“So, that’s how I look at it. LGBTQ rights and all that stuff, I’m in full support of that, but when transgender athletes — men — are transitioning to women and they’re competing in female sports, that’s a different animal to me,” he said.

“That’s not just about LGBTQ rights. That’s about preying on the rights of females out there everywhere who were born female, and they’re at a decided disadvantage.”

Those comments from Smith surfaced around the same time in 2025 when President Donald Trump signed the “Keeping Men Out of Women’s Sports” executive order, which directed federal agencies to interpret Title IX based on biological sex at birth.

The NCAA complied with Trump’s executive order and changed its policy.

Fox News’ Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.

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Slain college student’s mother vows ‘fight for justice’ after illegal immigrant charged in Chicago killing

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The mother of slain college student Sheridan Gorman is speaking out, vowing a “fight for justice” after the 18-year-old was allegedly murdered by an illegal immigrant earlier this month in Chicago.

Jessica Gorman delivered emotional remarks Saturday at a vigil in Yorktown Heights, New York, honoring her daughter, a Loyola University Chicago freshman whose life was cut short in what authorities describe as a sudden, violent attack.

“I want to say this gently, but honestly, as a mom. I’m angry,” Jessica Gorman said. “I’m like completely heartbroken, and we are going to fight for justice for our sweet Sheridan, and we’re going to fight for change.”

While acknowledging that “not everyone” will see the situation the same way, Jessica Gorman underscored what she described as a universal truth shared by parents.

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“At the heart of all of this, we all want the same thing — for your children and for ours to be safe, to be protected, and to come home,” Jessica Gorman said. “Because, at the end of the day, that’s what this is all about. All of our kids, every single one of them, protecting them, loving them, showing up for them. And that is how we honor her.”

Sheridan Gorman, a New York native, was killed at around 1:06 a.m. March 19 while with friends near a pier in Chicago’s Rogers Park neighborhood.

Officials allege Jose Medina-Medina, 25, an illegal immigrant from Venezuela, fired one shot at the Loyola University Chicago student, killing her.

Gorman was reportedly only a few months away from completing her freshman year.

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Medina-Medina was apprehended by the U.S. Border Patrol on May 9, 2023, and was released into the U.S. under the Biden administration, according to the Department of Homeland Security.

At the vigil, the family’s attorney, Thomas Tripodianos, warned against what he described as growing complacency about public safety.

“If we accept this, even silently, then we are accepting a reality where young people are not as safe as they should be. And that is not acceptable,” Tripodianos said. “And there must be justice. Real justice.”

Family members and friends also shared memories of Sheridan, remembering her impact on those around her.

“Sheridan, you are deeply loved at Loyola,” Steven Betancourt, director of campus ministry at Loyola University Chicago, said. “You are deeply missed, and you will live on in the lives you touched and forever changed.”

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The Gorman family has sharply criticized Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, arguing that their daughter’s death “demands accountability.”

“She was doing something entirely normal — walking near her campus with friends. She should be here,” the Gorman family said regarding comments by Johnson.

The suspect appeared in court Friday and was ordered to remain in custody, according to FOX 32 Chicago.

He faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder, aggravated assault and unlawful possession of a gun.

Fox News Digital’s Adam Sabes contributed to this report.

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