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National French Fry Day triggers a roundup of fry deals across major chains, with many offers tied to mobile apps or small purchases. Examples include free or discounted fries at Whataburger, Chick‑fil‑A, McDonald’s, Shake Shack, Five Guys, Wendy’s, Smashburger, Arby’s, Popeyes, White Castle, Jack in the Box and Checkers, often requiring promo codes or app membership to redeem.
A comprehensive roundup of Fourth of July 2026 food promotions celebrating America's 250th birthday, with dozens of chains offering limited-time discounts, buy-one-get-one deals, meal bundles around $17.76, freebies, and digital gift cards through July 4–7 across fast-food, pizza, coffee and more.
Amazon Prime members can save 50 cents per gallon at bp, Amoco, AmPm and Thorntons locations from July 2–5 by linking their Amazon account to bp’s earnify rewards app; once the promo ends, the standard 10-cent discount returns. The offer covers more than 7,500 locations and can be shared within Amazon Family using separate earnify accounts. The piece also highlights additional Prime Fourth of July savings (Whole Foods ice cream, discounted beef and snacks), a Prime Access grocery credit, and various gas-card options (like Citi Strata and Blue Cash Everyday) to help maximize year‑round savings.
The St. Louis Blues announced a series of front-office promotions and new hires after formalizing President of Hockey Operations Doug Armstrong and GM Alexander Steen’s roles. Keith Tkachuk was promoted to advisor to the president of hockey operations; Chris Thorburn became director of player development; Elliott Mondou was promoted to assistant to the GM. Additional moves include Alex Starovoytov to full-time scout, Madison Greenough to senior data engineer, Jazzmyn Carter to senior coordinator of hockey operations, Robert Bortuzzo returning as pro scout, Shane Malloy as director of strategic planning, and Dr. Ted Barile as team chiropractor, with reporting lines aligned to Armstrong or Steen.
Budweiser is offering a $6 digital gift card to purchase a Budweiser for eligible consumers 21+ as part of celebrating America’s 250th birthday. To claim, verified entrants visit us.budweiser.com/americatab; the gift card arrives if verification succeeds. The offer is limited to a $150,000 tab and ends once that cap is reached, aligning with Fourth of July and semiquincentennial festivities. Other brands are running related Independence Day deals as well.
USA TODAY aggregates Father's Day 2026 food deals from chains and local spots, offering BOGO meals, gift-card bonuses, free treats, and special menus through June 21 (some extended) to help celebrate Dad—check each promo's terms and local availability via social channels and apps.
Samsung has expanded its Galaxy S26 Ultra promotion in the United States, enhancing the deal with added incentives to encourage upgrades to the flagship smartphone.
Pizza Hut is reviving its BOOK IT! reading program for a nostalgia-driven summer: a June 10 one-day giveaway for customers who bring a BOOK IT! button, plus a Summer of Stories from June–August where kids pre-K through sixth grade earn free Personal Pan Pizzas by hitting reading goals via the BOOK IT! app, alongside Hut Originals, a new Crispy Parm Pan Pizza, throwback prices, merch partnerships, and classic-location experiences.
San Diego-area shops celebrate National Donut Day on Friday, June 5, 2026 with freebies and deals including Dunkin’s free donut with any drink, Krispy Kreme’s one free donut per person plus a $2 dozen-glazed deal, Parlor Doughnuts’ free French Toast doughnut with any purchase, Randy’s Donuts’ free classic donut (6 a.m.–noon), Sidecar Doughnuts’ loyalty-program perks, and 7-Eleven’s 50¢ glazed donut for rewards members; also, the Salvation Army hosts a Donut Day Festival aboard the USS Midway Museum (noon–2 p.m.) with free donuts from BakeMark and donations, requiring pre-registration due to space limits.
National Hamburger Day on May 28 kicks off a wave of burger deals across dozens of chains, from BOGO offers at Arby’s and Checkers & Rally’s to free burgers with purchases at Burger King, Shake Shack, Whataburger, and more, plus discounts and special prices at Dairy Queen, Smashburger, Hard Rock Cafe, Krystal, and others. Many promos run through May 28–31 (or May 27–31) and often require rewards memberships or in-app orders.
National Burger Day 2026 brings freebies and discounts from Arby’s, Burger King, Shake Shack, Jack in the Box, Whataburger and more, including BOGO sandwiches, free burgers with certain purchases, and limited-time single-patty deals, with many offers running May 28–31 and some lasting all month.
Google Play is offering a limited-time Play Points perk that can trim up to $60 off the Google TV Streamer (4K) bundle for eligible members, with Platinum level likely required for the full $60 and Gold level around $50. The discount is redeemed via the Play Points Perks page and valid through June 21, 2026, while supplies last.
After acquiring UScellular in 2025, T-Mobile has integrated the networks of about 4 million customers and launched exclusive promos for them: the $35 device connection charge is waived and savings are delivered as 24 months of bill credits. Offers include up to $830 off select phones with a trade‑in of non‑T‑Mobile compatible UScellular devices (code R649), up to $500 off tablets (code R650), and up to $264 off hotspot devices (code R651). Promotions are redeemable once per account and require a $50/month AutoPay voice plan; UScellular customers will gradually migrate to T-Mobile plans later this year, with grandfathered pricing for now.
A nationwide Mother’s Day promotions round-up highlights freebies, discounts, BOGO offers, and gift-card deals across many brands (from 7 Brew and 7-Eleven to Amazon, Panera, PF Chang’s, Pizza Hut and more), with special menus and perks for dine-in or online orders around May 10, 2026, including Prime member perks and family meal deals.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced a sweeping front‑office reorganization across scouting, football operations, analytics and support staff, highlighted by hiring former Jets GM Mike Maccagnan as Personnel Executive and promoting Joe Douglas to Senior Vice President of Player Personnel (reuniting them on the Eagles). Adam Berry was promoted to Assistant General Manager, with a wave of title changes and new hires across roles such as Pro Scout Caspian Svenson and various operations, analytics, and player development positions, all aimed at offsetting offseason departures and refreshing leadership. The moves continue Philadelphia’s pattern of reuniting high‑ranking executives from prior stints, including Douglas returning to work with Maccagnan on the same staff.