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Mamdani’s 30% NYC grocery discount sparks questions over cost and scope
politics29 days ago

Mamdani’s 30% NYC grocery discount sparks questions over cost and scope

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani proposes a city-run program to offer a fixed basket of groceries at roughly 30% below typical retail at five borough stores, but key details—which items are included, how subsidies will be funded, and the cost to taxpayers—remain unclear as private bidders respond to an operator RFP for openings slated between 2027 and 2029.

Oura Ring 4 Price cuts meet Amex Platinum credit boost
technology2 months ago

Oura Ring 4 Price cuts meet Amex Platinum credit boost

Oura Ring 4 is discounted to $244.30 (Silver/Stealth) or $279.30 (Gold); with the Amex Platinum’s up-to-$200 annual statement credit for purchases at Ouraring.com (enroll), buyers can effectively pay about $44.30 before tax for the ring, plus the required Oura membership ($5.99/mo or $69.99/yr). The sale is live as of June 23, 2026, coinciding with the Oura Ring 5 launch; note Prime Day prices exist but credits apply only to Ouraring.com purchases.

B&H Cuts Price on 2026 M5 15-inch MacBook Air to $1,129
technology3 months ago

B&H Cuts Price on 2026 M5 15-inch MacBook Air to $1,129

B&H Photo is offering a $170 discount on Apple's 2026 M5 15-inch MacBook Air, combining a $150 instant discount with a $20 in-cart coupon to reach $1,129 for the Midnight finish (free 2-day shipping). It's the lowest price yet for the M5 15-inch, which features a 10-core CPU/GPU, 16GB RAM, and 512GB storage; supply is limited, and B&H also highlights a deal on the M5 Pro 14-inch MacBook Pro.

New Rosalina and Samus eShop cards surface, plus a $10 card sale
gaming4 months ago

New Rosalina and Samus eShop cards surface, plus a $10 card sale

New Rosalina and Samus Nintendo eShop cards have surfaced at retailers in digital form (Rosalina $200, Samus $150) with no physical versions yet; the article notes Rosalina’s heightened presence in recent games and media and Samus’s ongoing Metroid adventures. A sale on $10 eShop cards reduces them to about $8.98, with bulk purchases saving more, and Nintendo refreshed some older eShop card designs last year.