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The Beats Powerbeats Pro have been on the market for years, and they remain a go-to option for people who work out and want earbuds that stay in place. At launch, they cost $249.95. Right now, they are $134.95 on Woot, and you can use code CNN2025 at checkout to take an extra $5 off. For comparison, refurbished units are selling for $149.97 on Amazon, which makes this new pair the better value. This deal runs for the next eight days or until stock runs out. Prime members get free standard shipping.

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What has kept the Powerbeats Pro relevant since their 2019 release is how well they handle the basics. Each earbud has an adjustable ear hook that wraps around your ear, along with four sizes of silicone tips to help you find a secure seal. During runs, strength training, or cycling sessions, that over-ear design makes a difference. They are also rated IPX4 for sweat and water resistance, so sweat-heavy workouts and light splashes shouldn’t be a problem, but they are not designed to be submerged. Using them is straightforward: Controls are physical and mirrored on both sides, which means you can adjust volume, skip tracks, or take calls from either ear without fumbling through touch gestures mid-workout. Built-in sensors automatically pause music when you remove an earbud and resume when you put it back in. 

As for battery life, you get up to nine hours of listening time on a single charge, with more than 24 additional hours from the charging case, notes this PCMag review. These earbuds do not offer active noise cancellation; instead, they rely on the passive noise isolation that comes from a snug in-ear seal. There’s also no customizable equalizer in the companion software. In other words, the sound profile is fixed out of the box, with the tuning leaning into the brand’s familiar presentation of strong bass and crisp highs.

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Cable news star, daily radio anchor, and now… podcast host. Sean Hannity is adding another title to his resume, with Fox News on Tuesday announcing the upcoming launch of a new twice-a-week podcast from the cable veteran.

The show is dubbed Hang Out with Sean Hannity and will debut on March 3. It will cover politics, as you’d expect, but will touch on a number of other topics as well, including sports, business, and culture.

Hang Out will be filmed at Hannity’s Florida “man cave” and offer “long-form, unfiltered conversations” with big-name guests from multiple backgrounds, according to Fox’s announcement. Hannity will dive into the “defining moments” — including personal setbacks and triumphs — each guest has faced and examine the “true grit” needed to be successful, the release added.

“I’ve always been interested in how people got to where they are,” Hannity said in a statement. “The risks they took, the failures they pushed through, and the lessons that don’t make it on TV. This podcast is a chance to slow down and have those conversations, no scripts, no talking points, just real discussions with people who have something meaningful to say.”

The new program adds to the growing list of podcasts under the Fox News umbrella — something longtime executive Porter Berry is spearheading for the company, after adding President of New Media to his title last year. That move coincided with Fox News striking a licensing deal with the right-leaning Ruthless podcast in June 2025; Fox News has several other podcasts led by channel stars as well, including Will Cain Country, Planet Tyrus, and The Riley Gaines Show.

“Sean Hannity remains one of the most influential voices in media, grounded by the same values and work ethic that defined his early days,” Berry said. “We’re thrilled to expand our podcast portfolio with one of the most accomplished broadcasters to ever pick up a microphone.”

Hannity has been with Fox News since it launched in 1996, and his nightly program averaged 3.2 million viewers last year — helping propel the channel to its best non-election year ever. And beyond his Fox News show, he hosts his  radio program The Sean Hannity Show from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. each weekday.

Even with the already-packed schedule, it looks like Hannity has the energy for a few more hours of podcasting each week, starting next month. Fox said the podcast will be available on YouTube, Spotify, “or wherever you get your podcasts.”

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The Anker Prime 20,000mAh 200W Power Bank is built for the moments when your phone is at 3%, your laptop is at 8%, and there is no outlet in sight. Right now, it is selling for $79.99 on Woot, down from its listed $139.99. That is a $60 drop, or about 43% off. The same model is also $79.99 refurbished on Amazon, so this price puts a new unit on par with what you would normally pay for a refurb. Also, it comes with a two-year manufacturer's limited warranty. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime members, while others pay $6, and this deal runs for 11 more days or until it sells out.

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This is a high-output power bank meant for more than topping off a phone. It has two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, with a combined 200W total output. Each USB-C port can deliver up to 100W on its own, which is enough to charge two devices at full speed—Anker says it can boost an iPhone 16 Pro to 30% in 15 minutes. In practice, its 20,000mAh capacity translates to roughly three to four full smartphone charges or a significant recharge for a light laptop. Its digital display shows remaining battery percentage along with real-time input and output, so you can see exactly how much power is flowing in or out. When the battery itself runs low, it supports 100W input over USB-C and can recharge in about 1 hour and 15 minutes, provided you use a compatible high-wattage charger.

As for its portability, at 4.9 by 2.1 by 1.9 inches, it is compact for the power it offers, but it is still heavier than basic 10,000mAh banks. This makes more sense in a backpack than in a pocket. That said, it does not support app control, which may matter if you want deeper monitoring. For frequent travelers, remote workers, or anyone charging multiple devices at once, the performance matches the current price. For casual use, it may have more capacity and output than you actually need.

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New York City radio host Sid Rosenberg absolutely shredded Spike Lee for wearing a pro-Palestine outfit to the NBA All-Star Game, calling the director a “little p*ssy” and “little b*tch” who deserved a pummeling for his choice of garb.

Rosenberg went off on Lee on Monday, one day after he was seen wearing a black-and-white keffiyeh-patterned sweater at the All-Star Game in LA. Lee also had the green-white-black-red Palestine flag on the middle of his hoodie and was carrying a purse that had several Palestine flags across the strap.

The host said he was a “die hard” Knicks fan like Lee, but did not bother watching the All-Star game Sunday. Still, he saw pictures of Lee’s outfit and was disgusted by it.

“I do want to point out what a scumbag Spike Lee is,” Rosenberg said. “I would go to a Knick game now and I’m not going to encourage any violence — but somebody would probably have to stop me from running up to Spike Lee and just knocking his ass out. Yeah, I said it.

He scoffed a moment later, “This little pussy Spike Lee shows up to the NBA All-Star game… wearing this pro-Palestine outfit.”

Rosenberg ripped Lee on his WABC 770 AM show, Sid & Friends in the Morning. He asked show contributor and station news director Noam Laden why Lee would decide to wear such a provocative outfit to the game.

“I guess he’s angry that an Israeli made it [into] the All-Star game,” Laden said.

He was referring to Portland Trailblazers wing Deni Avdija, who became the first Israeli to earn the honor on Sunday. Laden added the game was a “strange” place for Lee to protest anything regarding Israel and Gaza.

“It’s not strange, it’s hateful,” Rosenberg said. “Spike Lee is a little b*tch. He doesn’t like white people, he doesn’t like Jews.”

Rosenberg is usually more focused on local and national politics than sports, and he has been an unabashed supporter of President Donald Trump.

You can watch a slice of his rant against Lee in the video above, or you can hear the full version by listening to his Monday episode; the Lee segment starts at the 24 minute mark.

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President Donald Trump is denying that he came up with the idea of renaming New York City’s Penn Station “TRUMP STATION” despite a recent report that he withheld billions of dollars in federal funding to do just that.

Trump, taking to his Truth Social platform on Monday afternoon, posted a long screed voicing his opposition to the so-called “Gateway” tunnel project between New York and New Jersey, saying it would be “financially catastrophic for the region.”

He then turned his attention to the Penn Station matter.

“Also, the naming of PENN Station (I LOVE Pennsylvania, but it is a direct competitor to New York, and ‘eating New York’s lunch!’) to TRUMP STATION, was brought up by certain politicians and construction union heads, not me – IT IS JUST MORE FAKE NEWS! NO COST OVERRUNS!!!”

He capped the rant with his signature, “Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP.”

Trump’s “TRUMP STATION” denial came nearly two weeks after NBC News reported that he told Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) he would release the federal funds necessary for the Gateway tunnel if Schumer renamed Dulles International Airport and Penn Station after him.

Trump claimed that it was Schumer who floated the idea to him, a notion later contradicted by Trump’s own press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, who said Trump floated the idea to the New York senator.

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Fox News host Aishah Hasnie sparred with Democratic pundit David Carlucci Monday over Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s (D-NY) sloppy answer on foreign policy during the Munich Security Conference.

Hasnie, filling in for Harris Faulkner, introduced the clip of AOC flubbing a question on China and Taiwan, saying, “Critics are torching AOC for this word salad flub on a basic foreign policy question.”

In the clip, the moderator asked AOC, “Would and should the U.S. actually commit U.S. troops to defend Taiwan if China were to move?”

AOC’s answer was punctuated with long pauses:

You know, I think that — this is such a, you know, I think that — this is a, a, this is, of course, a very longstanding, um, policy of the United States. And I think what we are hoping for is that we want to make sure we never get to that point.

“Look, if you’re gonna enter world politics in the global stage you gotta be better prepared on a topic that is critical — and everything you say, China watches,” Hasnie said to Carlucci.

“Yeah look. I think what we’re missing here is Republicans are just piling on the word structure of AOC when Republicans should be more concerned about pushing back against Putin’s power structure and that’s what we see. We see Marco Rubio coming, gives a good speech, you know, talks in poetry, while AOC comes and talks in prose about what are we really going to do.”

“She didn’t have a strategic answer. She didn’t come prepared,” Hasnie said.

Carlucci answered that AOC was being “reserved” in her answer.

“Remember, this is a rank-and-file member of Congress. We can’t compare that to the secretary of state that really does need to come with a solid answer of what are you doing right now,” Carlucci said. “AOC is saying, ‘Look, while Marco Rubio might be sending a Hallmark card to Europe, the Democrats are talking about a real security plan of how we’ll govern going forward and keep our allies safe and keep them close.'”

“I think you made an excellent point — this is a rank-and-file member — which raises the question why a rank-and-file member, what they were doing at the Munich Security Conference,” Hasnie said.

Watch the clip above via The Faulkner Focus on Fox News.

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Hillary Clinton fumed President Donald Trump is “modeling” himself after Russian authoritarian Vladimir Putin and has “betrayed the West” since returning to the White House in an acid-tongued rant in Germany.

The ex-secretary of state went off on Trump at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday — and her rant was so intense that one of her fellow panelists had to joke about it. Clinton doubled down by saying he needed to take a “hard look” at the damage Trump is doing to the Europe-USA relationship; more on that in a moment.

“He has betrayed the west, he’s betrayed human values, he’s betrayed the NATO charter, the Atlantic charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,” Clinton started off saying about Trump.

She then accused Trump of wanting “unaccountable power,” before saying “none of us in this room — including all of us on this panel — would choose to live under a regime that is so unaccountable, that it could act with impunity the way Putin does, except that’s who Trump is modeling himself after.”

Co-panelist Petr Macinka, the deputy prime minister of the Czech Republic, scoffed.

“I think you really don’t like him,” Macinka quipped.

“That is absolutely true,” Clinton responded. “Not only do I not like him, I don’t like him because of what he’s doing to the United States and the world, and I think you should take a hard look at it if you think there’s something good that will come of that.”

The back-and-forth got some chuckles from the room.

Macinka told her that he felt what Trump was doing was simply a “reaction” to “some policies that really went too far” for “regular people.”

Clinton asked him to point to examples, and Macinka said the “woke revolution” and cancel culture. “This is something that went too far,” he added, after saying the belief there are more than two genders is a “social construct.”

“But does that justify selling out the people of Ukraine?!” Clinton shot back.

“Can I finish my point? I’m sorry it makes you nervous,” Macinka sardonically said.

Clinton said she was not nervous about Trump and the two discussed the Russia-Ukraine War from there.

Watch above via Forbes.

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