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Last day of Amazon’s Big Spring Sale: Get up to 88% off Apple, DeWalt and more while you can

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3 months ago

March 31, 2026

Amazon’s Big Spring Sale may end tomorrow, but the deals aren’t slowing down. With so many discounts to sift through, we’ve rounded up the best options across tech, kitchen, home and travel to make shopping easier. An easy-grip tire inflator is an impressive 88% off, markdowns on Swarovski jewelry including a tennis bracelet and crystal stud earrings are up to 55% and a popular sports bra is nearly 80% off — just $9.

Tire inflator air compressor: $42.99 (88% off)
Sports bra: $8.99 (78% off)
Thermomaven bristle-free grill brush: $19.99 (67% off)
Hanes women’s jersey pocket shorts: $10 (55% off)
Beckham Hotel Collection pillows, set of 2: $41.97 (48% off)
Portable clothing steamer: $26.99 (41% off)
Travel power strip: $13.01 (38% off)
Swarovski Emily tennis bracelet: $99.99 (37% off)
Men’s Skechers Slip-in shoes: $61 (34% off)

We’ve rounded up the latest deals across Amazon’s most popular categories.

Swarovski Una Angelic crystal stud earrings: $38.57 (55% off)
Atuvos air tracker tags, 4-pack: $17.66 (44% off)
Wool dryer balls, 6-pack: $12.99 (25% off)
Mini drone: $149 (25% off)
HEYDUDE women’s platform slip-ins: $41.39 (22% off)

Original price: $119.50

Get that plush, hotel-style feel at home with this set of pillows. The down-alternative fill offers soft support without stiffness, while the silky cooling cover helps keep hot sleepers comfortable.

Original price: $14.98

When you step out of the shower, this chenille bath mat greets you with an ultra-absorbent shag. Textured rubber backing grips the floor, which adds a layer of stability.

Original price: $53.09

Add a subtle boost with these platform slip-ons, designed to lift you about 1.5 inches without weighing you down. A lightweight build and memory foam insole keep every step cushioned and comfortable.

Original price: $89.90

Cook with confidence using this top-selling Lodge Dutch oven, built from durable cast iron with a colorful enamel finish. It holds heat better than most cookware for even results, making it a long-lasting kitchen staple.

Original price: $64.99

DeWalt’s Bluetooth earbuds are built tough for work and everyday use. Choose in-ear buds or a neckband with open-ear listening, and get up to 30 hours of battery life. The water- and dust-resistant design makes them a reliable pick for busy jobsites.

Energizer 2032 batteries, 10-pack: $6.95 (63% off)
medicube toner pads: $14.90 (52% off)
Philips Sonicare DiamondClean toothbrush, 2-pack: $199.95 (50% off)
Nespresso Vertuo Next coffee and espresso maker: $137 (40% off)
iHealth smart blood pressure monitor: $35.99 (28% off)
ECOVACS robot vacuum and mop: $899 (10% off)

Original price: $1,299

The Jackery 1000 generator is a small but mighty addition to any home or campsite. It serves as a whole-home backup during power outages, keeping your AC, fridge and other appliances running at once. Its small size and foldable handle makes it easy to carry and store without taking up too much space. Place the included solar panel out in the sun, and it’ll charge the battery in a few hours.

Original price: $449.99

Vacuum and mop without the long cord and bulky bucket. The iRobot Roomba reaches around wall edges and adjusts between different floor types before docking and emptying itself. It’s so self-sufficient that you don’t need to change the waste bag for up to 75 days. Switch between different settings (vacuum only, mop only or vacuum and mop) for the clean you need.

Original price: $44.99

This lightweight sundress falls just below the knees, has airy ruffles and stretch that provides all-day comfort. It comes in dozens of colors, including floral patterns.

Original price: $64.99

Slip into comfort with HeyDude’s Wally loafers, designed with a slipper-like fit and a durable outsole for everyday wear. The breathable cotton upper and flexible construction move with your foot, making them an easy summer staple. Available in 12 colors to match any warm-weather outfit.

Save on vacuums, security systems, air purifiers and other home essentials.

Arlo video doorbell: $48.51 (63% off)
Roborock Q10 S5+ robot vacuum and mop: $279.99 (49% off)
Dyson V8 Plus cordless vacuum: $329.99 (39% off)
Coway Airmega air purifier: $153.99 (33% off)
Swiffer PowerMop kit: $20.35 (32% off)
Storage bags: $16.56 (31% off)
Beautyrest goose feather down comforter: $96.70 (20% off)

Original price: $329.99

Take on allergy season with help from a Shark air purifier that has an anti-allergen HEPA filter that helps trap airborne particles from smog, wildfire smoke and even pollen. Every hour, it clears the air in rooms up to 1,000 square feet. It also does the hard work for you, automatically adjusting the fan speed based on your home’s air quality.

Original price: $79.99

If you prefer plush, hotel-style pillows, this set of Beckham Hotel Collection pillows is for you. A top-seller on Amazon, the cotton cover regulates temperature throughout the night, so you always have a cool side to flip onto.

Original price: $299.99

Shark’s popular cordless vacuum is half off during Amazon’s Big Spring Sale. It’s lightweight and powerful enough for stubborn pet hair, messes and allergens. The 40-minute runtime is plenty for whole-home cleans. When you need to tackle stairs, animal beds or your car’s interior, just convert it to handheld mode.

Original price: $599

Get a hands-free, whole-home clean with the Shark AI Ultra robot vacuum, now marked down $319. It uses a grid system to map and clean every inch of your floors, then docks and empties itself into a base that holds up to 60 days of dirt. Even the brushroll cleans itself, so you can go longer without maintenance.

Original price: $45.99

Ditch the iron and smooth out wrinkles with this HiLife steamer. It uses steam to remove creases without the risk of scorching fabric, and it’s small enough to pack in a carry-on, making it a reliable option for travel and quick touch-ups at home.

Apple, Garmin, JBL and other popular brands are deeply discounted.

Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K Plus: $24.99 (50% off)
Insignia 55-inch TV: $179.98 (49% off)
JBL Vibe Beam Bluetooth earbuds: $29.94 (40% off)
Philips Sonicare 7300 Series electric toothbrush: $139.99 (30% off)
Bose QuietComfort headphones: $249 (29% off)
Apple Watch Series 11: $299 (25% off)
Life360 Tile Bluetooth tracker: $19 (24% off)
Anker MagGo power bank: $67.99 (24% off)
Apple AirPods Pro 3: $199 (20% off)

Original price: $29.99

Transform one outlet into nine with this wall charger, which includes five AC outlets and four USB ports. Extra space between each socket accommodates larger plugs, and a built-in surge protector secures your devices.

Original price: $1,399

Apple’s M4 chip powers the 2025 MacBook Air, delivering blazing speeds with built-in AI. With the 18-hour battery life, you’re able to work longer on the go. The exceptionally bright Liquid Retina display uses billions of colors to show realistic images and videos, while the built-in speakers pump up the volume when you’re on calls or listening to music.

Original price: $49.99

Amazon’s Echo Dot acts as a speaker that plays music and podcasts, answers your questions, snoozes morning alarms, sets timers and more — just talk to Alexa. It’s compatible with other smart home devices, from thermostats to plugs.

Original price:$349

Grab the Apple iPad 11-inch with the A16 chip for less than $300, with the blue model currently on sale. It’s a great option if you’re looking to upgrade to a fast tablet with 128GB of storage, delivering solid performance for streaming, schoolwork and multitasking.

Original price: $349.99

Beats Studio Pro headphones deliver rich audio and let you block out background noise with Active Noise Cancellation or stay aware with Transparency mode. With up to 40 hours of battery life, you can listen longer without recharging. Our price-tracking data shows they’re at their lowest price in months — making now a smart time to buy.

Original price: $179

Apple’s AirPods 4 have a better fit than previous generations, making them more comfortable for all-day wear. Notable features include a faster, more immersive listening experience, and you can easily switch between Active Noise Cancellation and Transparency modes for complete control over what you hear (and don’t).

Tide To Go stain remover pen: $2.99 (40% off)
Non-scratch sponges, 24-pack: $9.98 (23% off)
Scott toilet paper, 32 rolls: $26.54 (20% off)
Dawn EZ-Squeeze Ultra dish soap: $3.54 (17% off)
Amazon Basics quart freezer bags, 120-count: $8.01 (15% off)
Amazon Elements baby wipes: $17.19 (15% off)

Original price: $5.99

Lysol’s All-Purpose spray is a household staple that’s currently nearly 30% off. The bleach-free formula kills bacteria and works on most hard, nonporous surfaces, from kitchen counters to bathroom tile.

Original price: $18.49

At less than $20, now’s the time to stock up on Duracell batteries during Amazon’s Sale. With up to a 12-year shelf life, it’s worth keeping them on hand for essentials like flashlights and remote controls.

Original price: $23.82

Save on Neutrogena SPF 70 spray ahead of the season with this three-pack on sale now. Stash one in every bag to stay protected from the sun wherever you go. The ultra-sheer mist dries clear and stays water-resistant for up to 80 minutes.

Original price: $23.49

Stock up on Glad 13-gallon trash bags while they’re marked down 20%. Each bag in the 110-count pack has a ForceFlex design that stretches to resist rips while Febreze Freshness helps block odors. Two durable layers prevent leaks, no matter how full the bag gets.

Hit your fitness goals with these deals on exercise equipment.

Weighted vest: $14.99 (61% off)
Resistance bands: $22.36 (38% off)
Massage gun: $39.98 (33% off)

Original price: $199.99

This 4-in-1 lifting set transforms from dumbbells into barbells, kettlebells and push-up stands for a whole-body workout in one system. No matter how you exercise, the non-slip grip keeps you in control. You can adjust the weight for each piece of equipment, adding more as you start to build muscle.

Original price: $129.99

A vibration plate gives you a gentle workout that targets your whole body. The system uses simple vibrating plates that trigger natural contractions, potentially helping you build muscle over time. Switch speeds between 1 and 120 and use the two included resistant bands for an even more intense exercise routine.

Original price: $189.99

Save on this gym-style set of rubber dumbbells. It includes weights ranging from 5- to 25-pounds, all organized on a convenient metal rack.

Revamp your wardrobe with deals on shoes, hoodies, jeans and tees.

Skechers women’s Uno Stand on Air sneakers: $44.97 (44% off)
Hanes men’s EcoSmart hoodie: $14 (36% off)
Levi’s women’s 501 original shorts: $45.46 (30% off)
New Balance women’s 608 V5 cross trainers: $55.75 (30% off)
Timberland PRO men’s work boots: $149.99 (23% off)

Original price: $39.99

Skip the wires and stay comfortable all day in this seamless bra. The soft, stretchy fabric and wide straps provide support while removable padding creates a smooth silhouette without digging or pinching. Now at 78% off, it’s a no-brainer. If you’re looking to stock up, a three-pack is on sale for under $20, offering better value than buying individually.

Original price: $92

Skechers hands-free slip-ins combine comfort with everyday convenience. The hands-free design makes them easy to step into, while the heel pillow keeps your foot securely in place. Contour foam molds to your foot for a personalized fit, and they’re machine washable for easy maintenance.

Original price: $74.95

Levi’s 505 regular fit jeans are classic for a reason. A straight-leg silhouette ensures space to move around without feeling bulky, and with dozens of washes and sizes to choose from, there’s an option for every style and body type.

Original price: $49.99

Now’s the time to switch out heavy winter tracksuits for spring-ready lounge sets. The T-shirt and sweatpants set features a lightweight fabric and comes in dozens of colors. For the chillier spring days, this sweatshirt and joggers set is still airy but a bit warmer.

Original price: $85

These Una Angelic earrings add elegant sparkle to your ears. The lightweight studs dazzle in the light, and at less than $40, they’re a standout deal.

Original price: $159

Whether you’re dressing up or down, this Swarovski tennis bracelet is a beautiful addition to any outfit. It offers a minimalist look that still shines on your wrist, and it’s secured in place with a foldover clasp.

Upgrade your toolbox with discounts on hand and power tools.

Craftsman 230-piece mechanics tool set: $129 (35% off)
DeWalt tire inflator: $119.91 (33% off)
DeWalt 9-tool power tool kit: $649 (32% off)
Black+Decker 68-piece drill and home project kit: $99 (17% off)

Original price: $359.99

Currently 88% off, this compact tire inflator turns routine car maintenance into a quick task that lasts just a couple of minutes. The easy-to-read digital display shows the exact PSI, and once it hits the preset pressure, it automatically shuts off so you don’t have to guess or risk overfilling. It’s even small enough to stash in your glove box, keeping it handy when you need it most.

Original price: $259

Tackle home projects with a DeWalt cordless drill and driver set, now $120 off. The ergonomic grip and LED light make it easier to work in low-light or tight spaces. The batteries hold a charge for days, even with continued use.

Original price: $159

Cut straight lines quickly with DeWalt’s cordless circular saw — currently on sale for under $100. The lightweight design is comfortable to grip, so it’s a strong choice for beginner DIYers and professional contractors alike. The saw angles up to 50 degrees for perfect pieces every time.

Original price: $18.99

Most projects require a handy measuring tape, and Craftsman offers a solid choice. The rubber surface is steady in hand and the large numbers and tick marks are clearly readable. The tape reaches out 25 feet, so you can measure even when working alone.

Original price: $68.99

This mini chainsaw cuts a 6-inch log in just seconds. The auto oiling system keeps the chain greased up, which is what helps it run fast. You can use the chainsaw one-handed while you stabilize your materials with the other hand. It takes just 1.5 hours to recharge the saw, so you can get back to work quickly.

Original price: $124.95

Jump start your car in seconds with the NOCO Boost GB40. The compact tool gives you up to 20 starts per charge on cars, trucks and other vehicles. There’s also an integrated power bank that can charge your phone and tablet.

Upgrade your kitchen tools and accessories with these deals from Ninja, Keurig and more.

6-piece wooden spoon set: $19.99 (50% off)
Glass food storage containers, 30-piece set: $34.98 (38% off)
Keurig K-Express single serve coffee maker: $69.99 (36% off)
Lysol all-purpose cleaner spray: $4.27 (29% off)
Ninja indoor grill and air fryer: $199.99 (29% off)
Ninja professional blender: $79.99 (27% off)
Silicone baking mat, 3-pack: $9.99 (23% off)

Original price: $134.99

Whether you buy meat in bulk or want to save leftovers, a vacuum sealer can help you store food longer. It has six modes for different types of foods — from securing jars to quick, one-touch bag sealing. The starter kit includes the vacuum itself, a suction hose and a handful of bags.

Original price: $249.99

The Ninja air fryer cooks eight different ways and flips up when not in use for no-fuss storage. Although it’s compact, it fits a 12-inch pizza, up to six slices of bread and six chicken breasts — enough to make a meal for the whole family.

Original price: $49.95

A Cuisinart food processor helps you meal prep without taking up a ton of room on your counter. The 24-ounce processor chops, dices and grinds a variety of foods. For fast cleanup, stick the bowl and lid in the dishwasher and give the blade a quick rinse.

Original price: $29.95

With a Hamilton Beach breakfast sandwich maker, you can make breakfast without all the pans. Organize your toppings, pop an egg in the middle and lock the machine in place for about five minutes. The result is a delicious breakfast sandwich hot and ready to eat.

Original price: $259.99

This knife set is made of rust-resistant, high-carbon Japanese stainless steel housed in a well-organized wooden block. Included are steak knives, a chef’s knife, kitchen scissors and paring knives, all for 50% off.

Original price: $49.99

The Fullstar chopper makes it easier to cut fruits and veggies. Pick between a spiralizer, ribbon cutter and fine dicer, and the 5-cup capacity offers plenty of room for meal prep.

With travel season in full swing, stock up on carry-ons, luggage scales and AirTags.

Travelon anti-theft messenger bag: $32.44 (63% off)
Packing cubes, set of 10: $29.99 (35% off)
Hootie personal safety alarm: $23.71 (32% off)
Travel neck pillow: $15.86 (28% off)
NOCO Boost GB40 car battery jump starter: $99.95 (20% off)

Original price: $20.99

This power strip adds extra outlets with you wherever you go. With three AC outlets and four USB ports, it supports a wide range of devices. When you hit the road, just wrap the cord around the outside of the strip for compact storage.

Original price: $219.99

Travel safely and in style with a Samsonite Freeform suitcase. Built-in TSA-approved locks secure your items, and the hard-side exterior handles tough turbulence like a champ. Although it has a durable shell, the carry-on is ultra-light with spinner wheels that move you through the airport more smoothly.

Save on personal care products, including face moisturizer, teeth whitening strips and hair tools.

Neutrogena Hydro Boost face & neck serum: $14.98 (44% off)
Neutrogena makeup remover wipes, 2-pack: $7.98 (42% off)
Irish Spring bar soap, 24-pack: $16.16 (38% off)
DenTek Advanced Clean floss picks: $3.95 (34% off)
Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 5300 rechargeable toothbrush: $74.95 (32% off)
Olay niacinamide super serum: $38.23 (24% off)
Mighty Patch pimple patches: $10.39 (20% off)

Original price: $37.39

Neutrogena’s retinol face moisturizer can help address the appearance of wrinkles. The formula uses hyaluronic acid to rejuvenate under-eyes and crow’s feet. Plus, it’s free from dyes and parabens.

Original price: $649.99

Connect the Dyson Airwrap i.d. to the MyDyson app and tailor your tool to your hair’s exact needs. Once connected, answer a few questions about your hair type and length. From there, the Airwrap does the work. There are six styling options to choose from, making this a one-and-done option.

Original price: $25

Boost hydration with this repairing serum powered by snail secretion. The lightweight formula absorbs easily, works for all skin types and helps keep skin refreshed. With a pump-top for easy use and 48% off right now, it’s worth adding to your routine.

Original price: $29

Refresh tired under-eyes with Grace & Stella masks. These gold eye masks feel refreshing, especially when you store them in the fridge. Gentle enough for those with sensitive skin, these make for a great morning pick-me-up.

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Original price: $79.99

Crest 3D Whitestrips are a dentist-recommended treatment for whiter teeth. The kit has 20 treatments and an LED accelerator light to speed up the process. A no-slip grips means you can go about your day without worrying about strips sliding off.

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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BREAKING: US Diplomat Found Dead

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2 days ago

June 12, 2026

Addison Blake

An American diplomat assigned to the U.S. Embassy in Myanmar has been found dead under mysterious circumstances, prompting a murder investigation that has already led to charges against a Thai national in the military-ruled Southeast Asian nation.

The State Department confirmed the death of the embassy employee but has remained tight-lipped about the details surrounding the case, citing privacy concerns for the diplomat’s family and loved ones.

“Out of respect for the privacy of the family and loved ones, we have no further information to provide at this time,” the State Department said in an emailed reply to questions from The Associated Press.

American officials stationed in neighboring Thailand, along with representatives from the U.S. Embassy in Myanmar, referred all inquiries back to the State Department, underscoring the sensitivity of the investigation and the limited public information that has been released so far.

According to members of Myanmar’s diplomatic community, the diplomat was discovered dead on May 11 at the Sakura Residence & Hotel in Yangon. The property serves as a long-term residence for diplomats, foreign business executives, aid workers, and other international visitors. Located roughly one mile from the U.S. Embassy, the hotel has long been considered a secure location frequently used by members of the diplomatic corps.

The circumstances surrounding the diplomat’s death remain unclear, and authorities have provided few public details about what investigators believe occurred inside the residence.

However, significant developments emerged this week when a Thai woman appeared in court and was formally charged in connection with the case. According to two attorneys familiar with the proceedings, the woman faces a murder charge as well as a separate immigration-related offense under Myanmar law.

If convicted, the penalties could be severe. Under Myanmar’s legal system, a murder conviction can carry a sentence ranging from 10 years in prison to life imprisonment or even the death penalty, depending on the circumstances of the case and the court’s findings.

Thailand’s Foreign Ministry confirmed that it has been providing consular assistance to the accused woman and has notified her family about the case. Officials declined to comment further on the allegations or the evidence being presented by prosecutors.

The case is unfolding against the backdrop of ongoing instability in Myanmar, which has been engulfed in political turmoil and armed conflict since the military seized power in a 2021 coup that ousted the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi.

Since then, the ruling military junta has faced growing resistance from pro-democracy groups, ethnic militias, and armed opposition forces. The conflict has expanded into a nationwide civil war that has left thousands dead and displaced millions, while drawing international condemnation from Western governments, including the United States.

The country’s military government maintains strict control over information, making independent reporting and transparency difficult. Authorities rarely release detailed information regarding criminal investigations, particularly those involving foreign nationals or diplomatic personnel.

Consistent with that pattern, police officials, prison authorities, and court representatives have all declined to publicly discuss the case involving the American diplomat. No official explanation has been provided regarding the cause of death, potential motives, or evidence supporting the charges against the Thai woman.

For now, many questions remain unanswered. U.S. officials have offered little information beyond confirming the diplomat’s death, while Myanmar authorities continue to conduct their investigation largely behind closed doors.

As the case moves through Myanmar’s judicial system, American officials, members of the diplomatic community, and the diplomat’s family are awaiting further answers about what led to the death of a U.S. government employee serving overseas in one of the world’s most volatile regions.

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Supreme Court Delivers Landmark Midterm Decision With 6-1 Ruling

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2 days ago

June 12, 2026

Addison Blake

Supreme Court Delivers Landmark Midterm Decision With 6-1 Ruling

Florida Republicans notched a major victory this week after the Florida Supreme Court handed Gov. Ron DeSantis and GOP lawmakers a significant legal win, ruling that the state’s newly drawn congressional map will remain in place for the 2026 midterm elections.

In a decisive 6-1 ruling, the court rejected an emergency effort by left-leaning voting-rights organizations seeking to block the map before voters head to the polls this fall. The decision ensures that Florida’s elections will proceed under the congressional districts approved by the Republican-controlled Legislature during a special session earlier this year, bringing much-needed certainty to the state’s electoral process.

The legal challenge was brought by the Equal Ground Education Fund and several allied groups, which claimed the map was drawn to benefit Republicans and therefore violated Florida’s Fair Districts Amendment. That amendment, approved by voters in 2010, prohibits lawmakers from intentionally drawing districts to favor or disadvantage a political party.

The plaintiffs sought an injunction that would have prevented the map from taking effect while their broader lawsuit continued through the court system. However, Florida’s highest court declined to intervene.

Writing for the majority, the court emphasized that the case should proceed through the normal judicial process before the Supreme Court becomes involved.

“At this time, we do not have jurisdiction over that matter,” the majority opinion stated.

The justices further made clear that they would not assume future rulings from lower courts would automatically warrant Supreme Court review, signaling a commitment to allowing the judicial process to play out as designed.

The ruling provides stability for Florida voters, election officials, and candidates as the election season rapidly approaches. With candidate qualifying deadlines looming and election preparations already underway, the court’s decision removes uncertainty that could have disrupted the electoral process.

Justice Jorge Labarga was the lone dissenter.

Labarga argued that the court should have immediately stepped in because of the statewide significance of the dispute and the fast-approaching election calendar.

“Unfortunately, for now, and with a filing deadline and an election fast approaching, we will not have the opportunity to review the issues of statewide importance raised in the petitioners’ efforts to enjoin Florida’s 2026 congressional map,” Labarga wrote.

Notably, Labarga remains the only member of the Florida Supreme Court who was not appointed by a Republican governor.

The decision marks yet another victory for DeSantis, who has consistently argued that Florida’s congressional districts should comply with recent federal court rulings limiting the use of race in redistricting decisions. The governor has maintained that districts drawn primarily around racial considerations face increasing constitutional scrutiny and should be revisited to ensure compliance with federal law.

Following those court rulings, DeSantis pushed for changes to portions of Florida’s congressional map that had previously been crafted with race-based considerations in mind. Rather than waiting for lawmakers to formulate a proposal, the governor’s office took an active role in developing a new map.

Jason Poreda, an aide to DeSantis, drafted the congressional plan that was ultimately presented to lawmakers. Republican legislators later adopted the proposal without making changes, reflecting strong support for the governor’s approach.

Predictably, Democrats and voting-rights activists immediately objected to the new districts, citing testimony regarding partisan voting data and public statements discussing potential Republican advantages under the map. Supporters of the plan countered that the changes were driven by evolving legal standards and recent court decisions, not partisan considerations.

Florida’s 28 congressional seats make it one of the nation’s most influential political battlegrounds. Republicans believe the new map could help solidify the party’s position in the state and strengthen efforts to maintain or expand the GOP majority in the U.S. House of Representatives.

The Florida case is part of a larger national battle over congressional redistricting as states across the country grapple with court rulings that continue to reshape election law. Republicans have increasingly argued that district maps should be based on constitutional principles and equal representation rather than race-based political engineering.

While the underlying lawsuit remains active and could continue through Florida’s courts, the Supreme Court’s decision ensures that the 2026 elections will move forward under the current map.

Justice Adam Tanenbaum highlighted that point in a separate concurring opinion, emphasizing the importance of certainty as election season nears.

“The people of Florida can rest assured that elections will take place this year,” Tanenbaum wrote.

His statement underscored what many Republicans view as the central takeaway from the ruling: Florida voters now have clarity, election officials can move forward with confidence, and the state’s democratic process can proceed without last-minute judicial interference.

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The Moment Trump Supporters Have Waited For — Happens At 4pm

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2 days ago

June 12, 2026

Addison Blake

The Moment Trump Supporters Have Waited For — Happens At 4pm

Here’s a rewritten version in a more engaging, conservative news style:

President Donald Trump signaled Thursday that his patience with Iran has run out, declaring there will be “no more negotiation” after accusing the regime of dragging out talks while continuing to resist U.S. demands.

During an appearance on Fox & Friends, Trump said Iran has squandered multiple opportunities to reach an agreement and warned that the United States remains prepared to increase pressure if Tehran refuses to comply.

“Well, that could happen if we want to keep going,” Trump said when asked about reports that Iran had been given a final ultimatum. “And the deal is a very good deal. The problem with the deal — it could be the greatest deal in history. They could wave the white flag of surrender.”

The president mocked media coverage that he believes has downplayed Iran’s deteriorating military position.

“‘We surrender. We’re finished. Praise be to Allah,’” Trump said, describing what he believes would be required before some outlets would acknowledge a U.S. victory. “And they could do all of this loud and clear, and the fake news would say it was a great victory for Iran.”

Trump then painted a grim picture of Iran’s military capabilities, claiming U.S. operations have crippled much of the country’s defensive infrastructure.

“We’re killing them. They have no navy. No air force. No anti-aircraft,” Trump said. “We are flying planes over the middle of Tehran and they don’t have any idea.”

According to Trump, U.S. actions have severely damaged Iran’s radar systems, missile launchers, drone capabilities, and air defenses.

“We’ve knocked out all their radar, all of their anti-aircraft, much of their missiles — probably less than 20%,” he said. “Most of their launchers, the missile launches, which is quite important. Their drone capacity is way down. Their attacks are very minor. They’re finished.”

The president also blasted major media outlets for what he described as misleading coverage of the conflict.

“And yet the fake news — just like with the election — the fake news is out there saying, ‘Wow, Iran is doing just so well. Trump is doing terribly,’” he said.

Trump specifically singled out MSNBC host Joe Scarborough, saying he recently watched a portion of Morning Joe and was stunned by the program’s portrayal of events.

“I watched it yesterday, one of his shows for five minutes,” Trump said. “This fake Joe Scarborough talking about how well Iran is doing. Where did that come from? It’s just the craziest thing.”

Despite Trump’s tougher rhetoric, Fox News anchor Bret Baier reported Wednesday that the president remains cautiously optimistic that a diplomatic resolution is still possible.

“I talked to him today, and there was this sense of optimism — cautious optimism — that they maybe get to a deal soon,” Baier said during America Reports.

At the same time, tensions remain high. Baier noted that Iranian state media announced a new authority intended to regulate traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical shipping routes. The proposal would require vessels to obtain authorization before crossing the strategic waterway, a move likely to face resistance from the international community.

Additional details emerged Wednesday regarding recent U.S. military operations. Fox News correspondent Trey Yingst revealed that Trump personally contacted him from the Situation Room shortly before American forces launched another wave of strikes against Iranian military targets.

According to Yingst, the president described the operation before it began, underscoring the administration’s confidence in its military strategy.

Following the strikes, Trump took to Truth Social to deliver a blunt assessment of Iran’s condition.

“Iran’s Military is a complete and total mess,” the president wrote.

With negotiations appearing increasingly fragile and military pressure intensifying, the coming days could prove decisive in determining whether Iran returns to the negotiating table—or faces even greater consequences from the United States.