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Wayfair’s Outdoor Event is live now through May 8, with gardening tools, planters and storage to simplify planting, maximize space and keep your setup organized. Tool sets are up to 77% off during this limited-time event, with additional deals on vertical planters and watering equipment.Grow more with raised garden beds and planter boxes — up to 52% off.Original price: $139This wood planter provides space to grow veggies, herbs and flowers without digging. The solid cedar construction holds up to the elements and multiple drainage holes release water to keep roots from getting soggy.Original price: $220.89Whether you want a small privacy screen or support for trailing plants like ivy, jasmine or climbing roses, this planter box with a built-in trellis adds height and greenery to your space. The attached wheels make it easy to move around the yard or reposition for better sunlight.Original price: $159.99For less than $120, this window box features decorative trim that adds a polished, eye-catching touch to your home. It’s a simple way to boost curb appeal or grow herbs and flowers right outside your window — ideal for small spaces or apartment living.Original price: $141.99This raised garden bed includes a greenhouse cover that helps protect plants from pests and animals. The solid wood frame supports larger plants, while the waterproof plastic cover traps heat and humidity for vegetables that thrive in warmer conditions.Original price: $63.99This steel garden bed resists rain, rot and warping, making it a low-maintenance option that holds up season after season. The open-base design lets roots grow deeper into the ground, helping larger flowers and vegetables thrive while improving drainage and soil health. It’s a solid pick if you’re working with poor native soil or want a more durable, long-lasting alternative to wood.Original price: $169.89An elevated planter makes gardening more accessible by reducing the need to bend or kneel — ideal for anyone with mobility limitations or back strain. Sitting about 2.5 feet off the ground, it places plants near waist height for easier planting, watering and harvesting. The raised design also improves airflow and drainage, helping plants stay healthier while keeping them off the ground and away from some pests.READ MORE: Get your yard work done faster with these cordless tools, starting at $21Help plants grow higher with vertical planters — up to 60% off.Original price: $135.99Save space while expanding your growing area with this five-tier vertical planter — ideal for patios, balconies or small backyards. With multiple levels, you can grow herbs, flowers or vegetables without taking up much ground space. The weather-resistant frame stands up to rain, while the durable plastic planters resist rot and warping for long-term use.Original price: $124.38Many climbing plants like tomatoes, cucumbers and beans grow better with vertical support, and this stainless steel trellis makes it easy to get started. Standing more than 7 feet tall, it gives vines plenty of room to climb while improving airflow and sun exposure. The sturdy metal frame assembles quickly with a few clips, so you can set it up and start training plants right away.Original price: $116.99Create clean, defined garden beds with this steel edging, which keeps grass, mulch and soil neatly contained. The sturdy design adds a long-lasting structure while giving your space a modern, industrial look. It’s a simple way to separate planting areas, prevent spread and keep your garden looking well-maintained.Save on essential gardening tools to keep your yard in shape — up to 77% off.Original price: $114.99Expandable hoses offer a lightweight, easy-to-handle design, so you won’t have to drag around a heavy hose while watering your garden. The hose expands when filled with water, then shrinks back down once it’s turned off, making it easier to store. When empty, it coils up with minimal effort.Original price: $129.99Keep your yard tidy and reduce tripping hazards with this hose bin, which neatly stores your garden hose when not in use. It helps extend the life of your hose by protecting it from kinks and sun exposure, while giving your outdoor space a cleaner look. The bin fits hoses up to 100 feet and features a fade-resistant design for sunny areas.Original price: $188This five-piece gardening tool set stores neatly in a compact carrying case, making it easy to keep your essentials organized and ready to go. The set includes pruning shears, two digging spades, a small hoe and a spray bottle, all with ergonomic handles for more comfortable use. It’s currently 77% off, saving you $144.READ MORE: From patio furniture to lawn equipment: Save up to 72% on outdoor dealsAdd outdoor storage space with deals up to 72% off.Original price: $456.88This durable metal shed offers a budget-friendly way to add reliable outdoor storage. The galvanized steel construction adds strength and helps resist rust, while the lean-to roof directs water and snow away to reduce buildup over time.Original price: $299Store seat cushions, grilling supplies, and outdoor lights in this wooden deck box, which helps keep your space organized and clutter-free. The slatted design allows for airflow to prevent moisture buildup, while durable acacia wood stands up to wet weather and regular outdoor use.Save on potting stations and plant caddies to make planting easier — up to 57% off. Original price: $65.71Moving heavy plants can be a strain, but these rolling plant stands make it easier to reposition pots with a gentle push. They elevate plants to improve drainage and airflow while reducing the need for lifting — helping prevent back and shoulder strain.Original price: $111.75Add a vintage-inspired touch to your plant display with this stoneware jug, priced at under $50. It offers the look of a classic piece with durable construction, so you can style it indoors or outdoors without worrying about chips or cracks.Original price: $230.89Keep your gardening setup clean and organized with this potting station, which helps contain soil and seeds in one dedicated workspace. Multiple shelves and a built-in sink give you room to store tools, prep plants, and clean up without making a mess of your lawn.Save on outdoor lighting and garden decor — up to 48% off.Original price: $104.99Skip the hassle of extension cords with these solar string lights, which charge in the sun and turn on automatically at night. A full charge delivers five to six hours of light, making them an easy, energy-saving way to brighten patios, decks or garden spaces. The shatterproof bulbs provide a warm glow without feeling too harsh, so you get ambiance and durability in one setup.Original price: $189.99Add the look and sound of a water feature without the hassle of digging or installation with this outdoor fountain. A built-in pump keeps water circulating to help prevent buildup, while the integrated lighting adds a calming glow to your space. Just plug in the six-foot cord for an easy backyard upgrade.For more Deals, visit www.foxnews.com/dealsOriginal price: $149.99This ceramic birdbath creates a dedicated spot for birds to gather while adding a classic, antique-inspired touch to your garden. The sturdy pedestal base provides stability, and the chip-resistant ceramic is built to hold up through multiple seasons outdoors.

Trevor Bauer, the former Cy Young Award winner and MLB All-Star, had quite the follow-up to his no-hitter he threw for the Long Island Ducks during his most recent outing on Saturday night.Bauer struck out 10 hitters, while walking just one, in the Ducks’ 6-1 victory over the Lexington Legends in front of a sellout home crowd on May 2. He allowed six hits and one run across 101 pitches for the Ducks.With his 10 strikeouts, Bauer now leads the Atlantic League in strikeouts after three starts.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMBauer’s agent, Rachel Luba, pointed out on social media that Bauer was topping out his fastball at 98 mph as well.A common theme now for Bauer is also making sure to stop for autographs and pictures after each of his starts, which happened again on Saturday night at Fairfield Properties Ballpark.Bauer’s previous outing saw some Ducks history, as he threw a no-hitter against the Lancaster Stormers in a scheduled seven-inning game as part of the team’s doubleheader.It was Bauer’s second start in the United States since 2021, where he faced just one batter over the minimum in a scheduled seven-inning game of a doubleheader against the Stormers. Bauer threw 84 pitches, striking out seven hitters and walking just one to lose out on the perfect game.TREVOR BAUER SAYS NO MLB TEAM WILL SIGN HIM DESPITE THROWING A NO-HITTER AND OFFERING TO PLAY FOR FREEBauer unleashed a roar on the mound after a called strike three to notch the third no-hitter in Ducks history. In this win over the Legends, Bauer was seen doing his patented “sword” celebration as he was feeling it on the mound with double-digit strikeouts.Bauer said he looked forward to competing in the United States and seeing fans again in his home country this season shortly after he signed with the Ducks. Bauer pitched in Japan in both 2023 and 2025, while a stint in Mexico came in 2024. He pitched to a 2.59 ERA and 9.2 K/9 in Japan in 2023, and in Mexico, those numbers improved to 2.48 and 13.0. Last year in Japan, though, his ERA shot up to 4.41, and he struck out just 8.2 batters per nine innings.Bauer is certainly enjoying the competition, too, as he looked comfortable on the mound. After his first start on April 21, an American League team scout in attendance believed Bauer to be “a guy who can help” an MLB club. After all, Bauer continues his grind to get back to the height of major league play like he was with the Los Angeles Dodgers before being hit with sexual assault allegations.This June will mark five years since Bauer, as the reigning Cy Young Award winner, last appeared in an MLB game. On June 28 of that year, he tossed six innings of two-run ball while striking out eight batters, recording the win.Two days later, Bauer was hit with sexual assault allegations, which eventually led to a 324-game suspension (the equivalent of two seasons). It was eventually reduced to 184 games for violating the league’s Joint Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Policy.Bauer has maintained his innocence, settling with one accuser while another is facing 16 years in prison after being charged with fraud for faking a pregnancy and asking Bauer for money for an abortion.Bauer and Lindsey Hill, who accused the pitcher of beating and sexually abusing her in 2021, settled their case without any exchange of money in late 2023. Bauer revealed texts from Hill, who said that Bauer would be her “next victim,” among other damning messages. Hill has since said that MLB has more evidence of Bauer’s alleged misconduct.Last June, Hill was ordered to pay Bauer more than $300,000 for violating settlement terms. Hill breached their settlement agreement with each other by discussing Bauer on podcasts and in public appearances, the Los Angeles Times reported.Nearly two years ago, Bauer said he “may have no other choice” but to sue Major League Baseball “if I continue being kept out” of the league. Bauer has said he’d “play for the league minimum,” but he has yet to sign with an MLB team.Bauer has since called out MLB after Pete Rose and other deceased former players were taken off the league’s permanently ineligible list.”So, since Pete is welcome back now, does that go for everyone who has been blackballed?” Bauer asked on X. “Or do you actually have to be guilty of something to qualify for that?”Fox News’ Ryan Morik contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digital’s sports coverage on X and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

U.S. Secret Service officers shot an armed person Monday near the White House, according to a federal source familiar with the incident.The shooting happened near 15th Street and Independence Avenue, a little over a half mile from the White House and close to the Washington Monument.Secret Service Uniformed Division officers engaged the individual after the person pulled a gun, a federal source told Fox News Digital.FOLLOW US ON XThe suspect was believed to be alive and taken to a hospital, the source said. The situation appeared to be quickly contained, with no immediate indication of a broader threat, they said.GET BREAKING NEWS BY EMAILThe Secret Service said in a post on X that one individual was shot by law enforcement.CLICK HERE FOR MORE US NEWSThe Metropolitan Police Department said it is on the scene investigating and that the area has been secured.Authorities urged the public to avoid the area as road closures were expected to last for several hours.

Michigan Democratic Attorney General Dana Nessel is backing a growing push to recount all votes cast during the state’s Democratic convention, admitting her own votes were improperly tallied.The Michigan Democratic Party held its convention on Sunday, April 19, where more than 6,000 delegates gathered to vote on candidates to represent the party for statewide offices, including secretary of state, attorney general and university board of trustees members, in the general election in November. State Sen. Sylvia Santana called for an independent audit of the convention’s elections, alleging an investigation she led found “material errors” with the voting systems.”I learned in the days immediately following the convention that the Election Buddy app did not correctly attribute my votes or my congressional district, and I immediately notified the impacted candidates and the state party chair,” Nessel wrote in a statement, affirming state Sen. Sylvia Santana’s calls for an independent audit.But in her statement, Nessel shut down any effort to draw a “false equivalency” between failures in the Democratic Party’s internal voting systems and statewide elections.BATTLEGROUND STATES’ RECOUNT RULES VARY WIDELY, HERE’S A LOOK AT HOW THEY WORK”Those who traffic in election conspiracies will seek any and every opportunity to undermine public confidence in our elections, and while an audit is warranted in this circumstance, these results have no bearings on the veracity of state-run elections,” Nessel wrote in the statement.The internal drama within the Michigan Democratic Party comes as Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and her administration continue to push back against a Justice Department request for Wayne County’s 2024 voter data. The request from the Trump administration is part of a broader probe into alleged voter fraud in the county, highlighting concerns over election integrity.Santana, who lost her bid to be a member of the Michigan State University Board of Trustees, filed a 53-page complaint about the convention’s voting process, alleging that 200 individuals cast votes remotely, which is prohibited under the convention’s rules. Cathy Albro, a former U.S. House candidate, had previously told The Detroit News that she voted in the convention’s electronic voting system from her home.Santana’s investigation also found 302 voters who were not on the master voter list, and that 208 voters were registered to the same number with at least one other voter. The investigation also alleged votes being incorrectly tallied or not tallied at all.Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald, who was vying to be the state’s top law enforcer, lost to Washtenaw County Prosecutor Eli Savit for the party’s attorney general nomination by a 59% to 41% vote. She took to Facebook to urge an independent audit of the election, backing Santana’s complaint.”After reviewing the results of the MDP Endorsement Convention, it became clear that votes were incorrectly recorded, people voted who were not onsite, and some votes were not recorded at all,” McDonald posted on Facebook. “I strongly support Senator Santana’s request for an independent audit, and urge my Democratic colleagues across the state to support it as well. It is critical that every voter and every campaign have confidence in the vote.”JAMES COMER INVESTIGATES REPORTS OF NONCITIZENS FOUND ON KEY SWING STATE’S VOTER ROLLSThe Michigan Democratic Party said in a statement to Fox News Digital that all Democratic candidates who participated in the party’s endorsement convention have until the end of May 4 to submit their appeals, but said it will not comment on the specifics of those appeals.”Pursuant to our rules and bylaws, appeals are reviewed through an independent process conducted by an Appeals Committee,” a spokesperson for the Michigan Democratic Party said in a statement to Fox News Digital. “The Committee will review submitted appeals and determine next steps. We are committed to following the appeals process and ensuring it is fair and independent.”Meanwhile, the Michigan Republican Party is criticizing the Democratic Party over allegations of voter fraud.”Losing candidates are starting to take legal action against the Democrat Party, claiming the election were STOLEN from them after an investigation revealed that hundreds of ineligible voters took part in their recent endorsement convention,” MI GOP posted on X. “Democrats can’t even secure their own internal elections. What a mess!”Fox News Digital reached out to McDonald, Santana, and Savit for comment.

All participants in a trial of bowel cancer patients remained cancer-free nearly three years after receiving an experimental treatment.Led by researchers at University College London and UCL Hospitals, the study suggests that a short course of immunotherapy before surgery could produce better results than the current standard of care for certain patients.The trial focused on 32 patients with stage 2 or 3 bowel cancer. These patients had tumors with a specific genetic profile called MMR-deficient or MSI-high, according to a press release.EATING MORE OF CERTAIN TYPE OF FOOD COULD SHORTEN CANCER SURVIVORS’ LIVES, STUDY FINDSThis profile, which is found in about 10% to 15% of bowel cancer cases, indicates a faulty DNA repair system in the body, the researchers noted. However, scientists hypothesized, that could make it easier for immunotherapy drugs to find and attack the tumors.Instead of receiving standard chemotherapy after surgery, these patients were given a drug called pembrolizumab before their operations. The treatment lasted up to nine weeks.Early data showed that the drug shrank tumors so effectively that 59% of patients had no signs of cancer left by the time they went in for surgery.The latest data confirms that 33 months later, none of those patients have seen a return of the disease, including those who still had small traces of cancer remaining after surgery that never grew or spread again.PROSTATE CANCER DRUG NOW AVAILABLE TO MORE PATIENTS WITH AGGRESSIVE FORM OF DISEASE”Seeing that no patients have experienced a cancer recurrence after almost three years of follow-up is extremely encouraging, and strengthens our confidence that pembrolizumab is a safe and highly effective treatment to improve outcomes in patients with high-risk bowel cancers,” said chief investigator Dr. Kai-Keen Shiu, a consultant medical oncologist at UCLH and associate professor at UCL, in the release.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR HEALTH NEWSLETTERWith the traditional approach of surgery followed by chemotherapy, about 25% of patients with this genetic profile would see their cancer return within three years, according to the study.The research team also used personalized blood tests to monitor the patients. These tests look for tiny fragments of tumor DNA in the bloodstream, allowing doctors to determine whether the treatment was working before the surgery.CLICK HERE FOR MORE HEALTH STORIES”When tumor DNA disappeared from the blood, patients were much more likely to have no cancer remaining, and this matched the long-term results we’re now seeing,” said first author Yanrong Jiang, a clinical PhD student at the UCL Cancer Institute, in the release.The study did have limitations, the researchers noted. It was a small trial with only 32 people and only looked at a specific genetic subset of patients, which means the results may not apply to everyone with bowel cancer.Doctors also need to follow the patients for a longer period to ensure that the cancer doesn’t return, they added.Even so, the researchers shared their optimism about the future of personalized care.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZ”What is particularly exciting is that we now may be able to predict who will respond to the treatment using personalized blood tests and immune profiling,” Shiu said.”These tools could help us tailor our approach, identifying patients who are doing well and may need less therapy before and after surgery.”The results were presented at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting 2026 in San Diego last month.

President Trump speaks at the White House Small Business Summit, May 4, 2026
At Monday’s Small Business Summit at the White House, President Trump joked about his age and health … at the expense of former President Joe Biden.
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NEW: President Trump jokes that he’s not a senior and takes a jab at former President Biden:
“I’m not a senior. I’m far younger… I feel the same as I felt 50 years ago.”
“I’ll say, ‘I’m not feeling well.’ Someday I might say that.”
“Actually, I won’t have to say it because… pic.twitter.com/SoU19O4e03
— Fox News (@FoxNews) May 4, 2026

Hyundai Motor and Kia accelerated their shift toward electrified vehicles in the United States in April, even as overall sales fell slightly.

The family of Lee Jae-yong has completed payment of about 12 trillion won ($8.1 billion) in inheritance taxes, marking the largest such payment.

Seoul accounted for more than 80% of first-priority apartment subscription applications in South Korea in March, according to an analysis shows.