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Ditch Your Traditional Heavy Vacuum With 43% Off the RoboVac G30 Edge – CNET
Spend less time cleaning and more time out enjoying the sun this summer with this $200 Eufy robot vacuum.
FDA Authorizes COVID Booster for Kids Ages 5 to 11 – CNET
The final step would be a recommendation from the CDC, potentially on Thursday.
Build Your Own Custom Makeup Kit for $65 at Tarte Cosmetics – CNET
This full-size kit deal is back for every beauty collector who loves Tarte.
Master the Craft of Making Drinks With This 8-Piece Set for Just $12 Right Now – CNET
Looking for a Father’s Day gift or something different for someone graduating? This may just be the perfect idea.
2023 Audi RS 5 Competition Package Is Even Angrier Than Usual – CNET
New components help reduce weight and improve driving dynamics.
Facebook Says Content Was Mistakenly Pulled Down Because of a Bug – CNET
The social network says it fixed the issue and restored content that was erroneously pulled down.
Snag a Pair of Skullcandy Indy True Wireless Earbuds for $20 (Save 76%) – CNET
These low-cost earbuds have many similar features to Apple AirPods at a fraction of the price.
Looking for a Student Credit Card? Capital One Just Added New Benefits – CNET
The issuer added benefits for the Capital One SavorOne Student Cash Rewards Credit Card and Quicksilver Student Cash Rewards Credit Card.
Mastercard Unveils Biometric Checkout System that Lets You Pay With a Smile – CNET
The credit card company says it’s working with partners to ensure consumer security and privacy.