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Photo-Illustration: The Strategist; Photos: Retailers We had three things on our mind in today’s roundup of the internet’s best sales: Warm-weather clothing, spring upgrades for home, and thoughtful (yet budget-friendly) gifts for mom . Luckily, we found all three: There’s a sale-on-sale sports bra that doubles as a crop top, a surprisingly neutral throw pillow to zhuzh up the couch, and for the mom-slash-foodie, a punchy ten-piece kitchen-tool set. Drew Barrymore Flower Home Wood Rectangle Leaner Mirror $125 $149 now 16% off $125 This floor mirror is made from warp-resistant Paulownia wood, and since it’s meant to be leaned against the wall, there’s no installation required. $125 at Walmart Buy Madewell The Jeanne Slingback Flat in Leather $70 $138 now 49% off $70 Madewell is taking an extra 30 percent off select sale with code BLOOMING, including these leather slingback flats … [Read more...] about 13 Things On Sale You’ll Actually Want to Buy: From Madewell to Tumi

close Video Celebrities and Democrats alike gush over Dr. Anthony Fauci FOX News contributor Raymond Arroyo joins Laura Ingraham for another edition of 'Friday Follies' Almost everyone has strong opinions about Dr. Anthony Fauci . Broadly speaking, Republicans have expressed criticism for his response to the pandemic . To Democrats, he is the voice of science. While he has no direct political power, he does have influence. With respect to Dr. Fauci’s words, while they have influence in decision-making , it is his lack of words that have sewn a larger web of repercussions. DR. SAPHIER & CHAFFETZ: BIG TECH VS. SCIENCE – SUPPRESSING DEBATE HURTS FIGHT AGAINST COVID. HERE'S HOW One job, prepare for a pandemic When cases emerged in late December 2019, the key to preparedness was to define the mode of transmission. The genetic sequence was released mid-January and confirmed to be a coronavirus like MERS/SARS, with cases of … [Read more...] about Dr. Nicole Saphier: COVID and Anthony Fauci – here’s the best thing he can do right now

Former President Donald Trump said he was strongly considering a 2024 run during a Monday night interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity. “Are you running again in 2024? What are the odds?” Hannity asked Trump during the interview. “I got tremendous numbers. Nobody has ever gotten the numbers I got. No sitting president has come even close,” Trump said. “There’s more popularity now than there was the day before the election because they see how bad things are at the border.” “They see what’s going on. They see that their guns are going to be gone, their Second Amendment. Their taxes are going up. Regulations are going through the roof. Jobs are going to go out.” (RELATED: Trump Calls On Biden To Reinstitute His Administration’s Travel Ban To Combat Terrorism) WATCH: https://cdn01.dailycaller.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Grabien-1217255.mp4 “But if they add all these regulations back, the jobs are going to be gone. Your energy independence is going to … [Read more...] about Hannity Asks Trump If He’s Considering A Run For President In 2024

Republicans from various factions in the GOP are racing to distance themselves — and the party at large — from a band of hard-line House conservatives whose flirtation with forming a caucus espousing white nationalist views has ignited a firestorm of controversy on Capitol Hill. GOP leaders, anti-Trump centrists and vulnerable Republicans in battleground districts wasted little time in recent days denouncing the “America First Caucus,” whose stated purpose in a platform document included the defense of America as a nation “strengthened by a common respect for uniquely Anglo-Saxon political traditions." While the Republicans reportedly behind the group — including Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene Marjorie Taylor Greene Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene says she's meeting with Trump 'soon' in Florida QAnon site shutters after reports identifying developer Republicans head to runoff in GA-14 MORE (Ga.) and Paul Gosar Paul Anthony Gosar GOP struggles to rein … [Read more...] about Republicans race for distance from ‘America First Caucus’

Republicans are sounding the alarm that divisive candidates running across the country could cost them key Senate and gubernatorial races next year. The party is concerned that disruptive contenders could hurt their chances of keeping Senate seats in Missouri, Alabama and Wisconsin and flipping the governor’s mansion in Virginia. Republicans are also nervously watching primaries for open Senate seats in North Carolina and Ohio and Democratic-held seats in Arizona and Georgia. Nearly a dozen GOP strategists and donors almost unanimously said former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens (R), who resigned in disgrace in 2018 and is running for Senate, carries the most baggage out of any midterm candidate. ADVERTISEMENT But there are also concerns over Alabama Rep. Mo Brooks Morris (Mo) Jackson Brooks The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Facebook - All US adults can get vaccine; decision Friday on J&J vax Republicans fret over divisive candidates The Hill's 12:30 … [Read more...] about Republicans fret over divisive candidates