Alaskas congressional delegation praised President Donald Trump and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum for starting the process of rescinding a Biden-era rule that restricted oil and gas exploration in the resource-rich Section 1002 of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR).Sen. Dan Sullivan said Burgum announced the move at a town hall in Utqiagvik (formerly Barrow) at the northern tip of the vast state, where local natives applauded because they "understand better than anyone" why responsible oil production is key to their communities livelihood.Sullivan called the Biden-era rule "illegal" and said it turned vast swaths of an area originally intended for domestic energy production into "de facto wilderness.""Responsible resource development has transformed the lives of the Iupiat people, supporting the construction of clinics, gymnasiums, water infrastructurebasic amenities most Americans take for granted," Sullivan said.ALASKA SENATOR LITERALLY TEARS UP BIDEN'S ENERGY ORDERS, BOOSTS WH EFFORTS TO LEVERAGE ARCTIC LNG ASIA TRADEBurgum said his agency determined the 2024 rule exceeded the federal governments bounds under a 1976 petroleum reserve law and also creates "unnecessary barriers to responsible energy development in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska.""Congress was clear: the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska was set aside to support Americas energy security through responsible development," he said, adding the prior rule "prioritized obstruction over production."Rep. Nick Begich III called the decision a "major victory" and said that he will work with Trump to ensure responsible resource development.ALASKA OUTRAGED AT FEDERAL OIL LEASE SALE SETUP AS A FITTING FINALE FOR FOSSIL FUEL-AVERSE BIDEN PRESIDENCY"This is a victory not only for those who support responsible development, but also those who believe in the rule of law," added Sen. Lisa Murkowski."The 2024 management rule clearly violated the law, establishing restrictions and a presumption against development as part of the last administrations effort to turn the North Slope into one giant tract of federal wilderness," she continued."Repealing the rule will not weaken our world-class environmental standards, but it will enable Alaska to produce more energy as Congress intended. The result will be good jobs for Alaskans, more affordable energy for America, and significant new revenues for government."In January, Gov. Mike Dunleavy told Fox News Digital that a final, congressionally-mandated sale of land for development in ANWR was set up to fail characterizing it as a parting shot by the last administration toward the Last Frontier.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"These leases should be executed in good faith along the established historical processes. And obviously, the Biden administration in the past four years has just been brutal on Alaska," he said at the time, envisioning that the Trump administration would do just as Burgum announced this week.At the time, Murkowski also said that a now-former Interior official "openly admitted" during a working group that the process with which the restrictions were set upon ANWR was done in a way to intentionally circumvent the Congressional Review Act.That law was what allowed other Senate Republicans to undo several Biden-era EPA actions last month with a simple floor vote.

EXCLUSIVE: House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., is welcoming the Trump administration's backup as he continues to probe the alleged "cover-up" of former President Joe Biden's cognitive decline.The Department of Justice (DOJ) is investigating pardons granted by the Biden White House, specifically whether the ex-president "was competent and whether others were taking advantage of him through use of autopen or other means," according to Reuters."The Trump DOJ is right to open a probe into the potential unauthorized use of autopen at the Biden White House for sweeping pardons and other executive actions," Comer told Fox News Digital. "Americans demand transparency and accountability about who was calling the shots at the White House."The Kentucky Republican launched a House Oversight Committee probe into the prior administration last month, requesting appearances and information from five former senior Biden aides, including his physician Kevin O'Connor.MCCAUL TOUTS MONEY IN TRUMP TAX BILL TO PAY TEXAS BACK FOR FIGHTING BIDEN BORDER POLICIESA source familiar with the matter previously told Fox News Digital that lawyers for all five former staffers were in communication with the committee, but Comer signaled that he would not rule out compelling their appearance if those talks fell through."The House Oversight Committee is investigating the cover-up of President Bidens mental decline and will be talking soon with a large group of former administration and campaign officials, under subpoena if necessary. We welcome the DOJs additional efforts to ensure accountability," Comer said.The DOJ declined to comment when reached by Fox News Digital.MIKE JOHNSON, DONALD TRUMP GET BIG, 'BEAUTIFUL WIN AS BUDGET PASSES HOUSERepublicans have unleashed a tidal wave of scrutiny on the previous Democratic White House as new reports as well as old concerns previously dismissed by mainstream media surface about Biden's mental state while in office and what lengths those closest to him took to allegedly hide it from others.It was considered all but taboo in Washington's political circles to discuss Biden's mental acuity until his disastrous debate against then-candidate Donald Trump in 2024.Since then, myriad accounts about the former president misremembering longtime allies or losing focus in meetings have flooded the media.It's brought new scrutiny on some of the unprecedentedly broad pardons he issued during his waning days in office, including for his son, Hunter Biden, despite previously saying he would not do so.Biden is also currently dealing with stage 4 prostate cancer, which he announced last month, though he told reporters in recent days he was "optimistic."Like the DOJ, Comer's probe is focused on Biden's mental decline and use of autopen for pardons and other executive actions."The Committee on Oversight and Government Reform is investigating the role of former senior Biden White House officials in possibly usurping authority from former President Joe Biden and the ramifications of a White House staff intent on hiding his rapidly worsening mental and physical faculties," Comer said in letters to the former Biden officials.

As a two-time U.S. Open champion who has earned north of $80 million on the golf course alone, Bryson DeChambeau has seen and done some pretty cool things. His recent trip to the White House to visit President Donald Trump was about as unique it gets.As the undisputed golf content king these days, DeChambeau managed to do something not many people throughout history have done: He hit golf balls off the South Lawn at the White House.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMWhite House Special Assistant Margo Martin shared a video of DeChambeau hitting a wedge onto the green of the South Lawn practice green, and he wasn't hitting short chip shots, he turned the property into a makeshift Par 3 course.DeChambeau, who has finished T-6 or better in five of the last six major championships, didn't only hit golf balls on the South Lawn during his stop in Washington D.C.He and President Trump made a stop at Trump National in Lowes Island, Virginia to hit some shots together as well, which is where Trump shared a quick joke about how long of a hitter he is.MAX HOMA CARRIES OWN BAG IN LONG U.S. OPEN QUALIFIER, MISSES IT IN HEARTBREAKING FASHION"We play golf a lot together, it's not a very pleasant experience for me because I always consider myself a reasonably long hitter," President Trump said. "My wife says, 'Are you as long as Bryson?' I say, 'Yeah sorta, pretty close - it's not close.'"DeChambeau is a long-time supporter of Trump, and he was even called on stage by the President during his victory speech back in November after he ran away with the presidential election. As the President noted, he and DeChambeau have played many rounds of golf together over the years. The President made an appearance on the LIV golfer's YouTube channel, where the duo teamed up to shoot 50.Following his U.S. Open win at Pinehurst in 2024, DeChambeau paid a visit to Trump National Golf Club in New York, hit some long drives, and drank some red wine

CNN senior political data reporter Harry Enten Monday marveled at how Democrats continue to face a stark lack of confidence from voters on the economy and middle class issues.Voter dissatisfaction with former President Biden's management of the economy was one of the major issues that led to President Donald Trump's return to the White House. While Trump may have stirred controversy with his tariff and immigration policy shakeups since then, the economy appears to be one key area where he retains voters' trust.CNN host Kate Bolduan observed as she spoke to Enten that, according to CNNs own polling, Republicans are actually gaining ground in terms of being trusted to help America's struggling middle class."Yeah, you know, historically speaking, Which is the party of the middle class? has been a huge advantage for Democrats," Enten said, referring to one question from the polling.FOUR MONTHS INTO TRUMP'S SECOND TERM, DEMOCRATS REMAIN DEEPLY PESSIMISTIC ABOUT THEIR PARTYHe said Democrats had a 23-point advantage on this question in 1989 and a 17-point advantage in 2016, "But by this decade, we already started seeing declines back in 2022, where you saw that Democrats led, but only by four points, well within the margin of error."Now it's tied."This, I think, speaks to Democratic ills more than anything else," he argued. "They have traditionally been the party of the middle class. No more! Donald Trump and the Republican Party have taken that mantle away, and now a key advantage for Democrats historically has gone adios, amigos, and now there is no party that is the party of the middle class. Republicans have completely closed the gap, Kate."Enten also said while one might think Trumps rocky experimentation with tariffs might shake voters' faith in Republicans and make them consider the opposition, but, "It aint so. It aint so!"CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTUREThe data reporter noted that in November 2023, Republicans had an 11-point advantage as "the party that is closest to your economic views." He noted, "Now its still within that range, still within that margin of error, plus eight point advantage for the Republican Party. How is that possible, Democrats?"Enten continued to break down the numbers, wondering, "How is it possible after all the recession fears? After the stock markets been doing all of this, after all the tariffs that Americans are against, and Republicans still hold an eight-point lead on the economy? Are you kidding me?"He argued that CNNs poll was echoed by similar findings from Reuters/Ipsos, showing that confidence in Republicans to handle the economy has risen."And again, this is after months of supposed economic uncertainty in which the stock markets been going bonkers, in which tariff wars that Americans are against have been going on. And yet, despite all of that, the Democrats are down by 12 points on the economy," he said.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"This speaks to Democratic problems on the economy better than basically anything that you could possibly look at," Enten continued, arguing that even if approval ratings are slightly lower than they once were, Republicans maintain a clear advantage with public opinion on their management of the economy.

Newark Mayor and Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Ras Baraka filed a lawsuit Tuesday against interim U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, Alina Habba, accusing her of false arrest and malicious prosecution in connection with his May 9 arrest and charges outside a federal immigration center.The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court in New Jersey, accuses Habba of acting politically in Baraka's May 9 arrest outside the Delaney Hall detention center, near Newark Liberty International Airport. The office quickly dropped the charges against him.Baraka is seeking damages for what he described as his "false arrest and malicious prosecution," as well as the allegedly defamatory remarks Habba made about his case, including on social media. The complaint includes screenshots of her remarks.Baraka was briefly charged with criminal trespassing last month outside the Delaney Hall federal immigration detention center, a 1,000-bed facility near Newark, New Jersey.The charges against Baraka were quickly dropped.In the lawsuit, Baraka's lawyers accused Habba of acting as "a political operative, outside of any function intimately related to the judicial process, and in her individual personal capacity."It also accuses her of green-lighting the arrest despite "clear evidence that Mayor Baraka had not committed the petty offense of defiant trespass." Also named as a defendent in the case is Ricky Patel, a DHS Investigations agent in charge in Newark.The news comes as Baraka, a prominent progressive figure, continues his ongoing gubernatorial campaign ahead of the June 10 Democratic primary.This is a developing news story. Check back for updates.

One of two suspects charged in Jocelyn Nungaray's murder is now accused of raping an American woman in Costa Rica, according to former Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg.Two Venezuelan illegal immigrants who may have ties to the Tren de Aragua gang Franklin Jose Pena Ramos, 26, and Johan Jose Rangel Martinez, 21 are charged in the 12-year-old's June 2024 murder. They allegedly sexually assaulted and strangled the pre-teen to death, leaving her body tied up in a bayou in Houston.Ogg told FOX 26 Houston last week that she learned over the course of her investigation as DA, before her successor Sean Teare took office last year, that Pena Ramos had been involved in a prior sexual assault in Costa Rica involving an American woman who was apparently on vacation at the time."It happened in Costa Rica. It happened to an American citizen who came forward with that information after their pictures were shown on national television," Ogg told the outlet. "When she reported it to the authorities in Costa Rica, they did nothing. Imagine the frustration of that individual. I don't want that to be swept under the carpet."MOM OF GIRL ALLEGEDLY KILLED BY ILLEGALS SAYS WILDLIFE REFUGE RENAMING 'MEANS THE WORLD' TO FAMILYThe victim is not from Texas but felt compelled to come forward when Nungaray's murder made national headlines and she saw the suspects' photos on the news."The courage of any crime victim to come forward like that is remarkable to me and that played a major role in determining whether the death penalty is appropriate," Ogg told FOX 26.TEXAS WILDLIFE REFUGE RENAMED FOR MURDERED 12-YEAR-OLD, JOCELYN NUNGARAY, UNVEILS SIGNAGE: 'HER LIFE MATTERED'Ogg, who was seeking the death penalty for both suspects while in office, added that "authorities had no idea of their past behavior," such as charges in other countries, which "makes it hard to determine if someone is going to be a future danger."The former district attorney said she came forward with the information to FOX 26 now because she is "very concerned about the decisions" that Teare "has been making," referencing multiple cases that have been dismissed recently."I think it's important for the public to get the final say," Ogg added. "Do they deserve death for the rape and murder of Jocelyn? Or should they spend their life in the penitentiary? What I don't want is some backdoor deal done in the quiet of the night and a long time after people have forgotten the horror of this case. I just want people to remember Jocelyn, and I want them to hear and make a decision about the evidence."ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT ADMITTED TO KILLING WOMAN ON HER 21ST BIRTHDAYAlexis Nungaray, Jocelyn's mother, has since become an advocate for victims of crimes allegedly committed by illegal immigrants. In a May interview, Alexis Nungaray described the 12-year-old as "a very creative, talented, free-spirited 12-year-old girl."Nungaray said Jocelyn"was very quirky" and "an old soul." She liked dressing in 1990s-style cargo jeans and Converse and loved listening to music from as far back as the 1940s and 1950s.TEXAS DA SEEKING DEATH PENALTY IN JOCELYN NUNGARAY CASE WARNS MIGRANT CRIMINALS: 'YOU CANNOT RUN AND HIDE'"She was very different and unique. She was an amazing friend," Nungaray said.Nungaray also said she is grateful to President Donald Trump for both his support and for "keeping his promises" regarding immigration enforcement.DA TO SEEK DEATH PENALTY AGAINST ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS ACCUSED IN NUNGARAY MURDER CASE"I support immigration, but I say there's just a right way and a wrong way to do it," she explained. "He's protecting the people, and he's taking consideration to the people, us the citizens and making sure we're safe and our kids are safe, women are safe, that we're all safe in our communities.""We've still got a long way to go," she went on. "But I will always advocate for her and be her voice and stand up for better border control and immigration laws. Because I know 1 million percent, Jocelyn's death should have been preventable."WATCH: JOCELYN NUNGARAY'S MOTHER TESTIFIES BEFORE CONGRESSPena Ramos illegally crossed into El Paso, Texas, in May 2024, sources with the Department of Homeland Security previously confirmed to Fox News. He was caught by Border Patrol agents and was released into the U.S. with a Notice to Appear in court.Rangel Martinez also crossed illegally into El Paso in March and was caught by Border Patrol. He was released into the U.S. on an unknown basis.Jocelyn had been at a convenience store and was talking to her 13-year-old boyfriend on the phone after sneaking out of her family's apartment. The boyfriend told investigators that he could hear Nungaray talking with two people.Fox News' Peter Pinedo contributed to this report.

Former Democratic National Committee (DNC) chair Jaime Harrison lamented that he was "taken for granted" as a party leader and was seen as a "rubber-stamp" throughout the 2024 campaign, as Democrats continue to determine a way forward after their loss to President Donald Trump in November."I feel like, as chair, my voice was not always heard, that I was taken for granted. I was seen as somebody to just rubber-stamp and not to actually have a seat at the table to influence certain things," Harrison told the Washington Post at South Carolina's Democratic convention on Saturday. "And that has to change.""We cant just be nice ornaments," Harrison said, telling the Post that he was angry over the election and over Black voters' voting for Trump or choosing to stay home. "We actually have to have a substantive and real role in terms of directing this party and moving this party forward."'GREATER RECKONING': OBAMA'S SPOT IN THE DEMOCRATIC SUN FADING AFTER HARRIS LOSSHarrison stood by former President Joe Biden as he faced attacks on his age prior to exiting the 2024 race.The former DNC chair said in January that the party should have stuck with Biden rather than forcing him off the ticket.After former Vice President Kamala Harris lost to Trump in November, Sen. Bernie Sanders accused the Democratic Party of abandoning the working class.Harrison strongly disagreed with the suggestion and responded to Sanders on social media, calling it "straight up BS.""Biden was the most-pro worker President of my lifetime - saved union pensions, created millions of good paying jobs and even marched in a picket line and some of MVPs plans would have fundamentally transformed the quality of life and closed the racial wealth gap for working people across this country," Harrison wrote in November, after the election."From the child tax credits, to 25k for a down payment for a house, to Medicare covering the cost of senior health care in their homes. There are a lot of post-election takes and this one aint a good one," he concluded.DEM PARTY BLAME GAME: ACCUSATIONS FLY AS TO WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR HARRIS' MASSIVE LOSS TO TRUMPOther prominent Black Democrats, including Catherine Fleming Bruce, who is running for Senate in South Carolina, expressed frustration to the Washington Post that there wasn't an open process to replace Biden on the ticket.She told the Post that Democrats should be "making sure that we have Democratic processes at all times."Maryland Gov. Wes Moore told the outlet that the party had a problem with only focusing on Black voters in election years."Its tiring," he said.CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE OF MEDIA AND CULTURESouth Carolina Democratic Party chair Christale Spain told the Post that the party didn't prioritize Black voters, a key voting bloc for the party, in 2024.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"We cant lose our most dependable base because were chasing rainbows," she told the outlet. "Youve gotta know where your bread is buttered. Invest there."

A massive underwater blast targeting a bridge linking Russia to Crimea left it in a "state of emergency" Tuesday, according to the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU).The surprise detonation comes just days after Ukraine carried out "Operation Spider's Web," a series of coordinated drone strikes penetrating deep into Russian territory that is believed to have taken out dozens of Russia's most powerful bomber jets and surveillance planes as they sat idle on five military airfields. "Illegal objects of the Russian Federation have no place on the territory of our state. The Crimean Bridge is therefore an absolutely legitimate target, especially given that the enemy used it as a logistical artery to secure their troops," SBU Lt. Gen. Vasily Malyuk said in a statement. "Crimea is Ukraine, and any manifestations of the occupation will receive our harsh response."The SBU said it detonated around 2,500 pounds of underwater explosives along the Kerch Bridge. Footage showed a blast centered around one of the bridge pillars, followed by people surveying damage on top of the bridge.UKRAINE-RUSSIA PEACE TALKS YIELD NO CEASEFIRE, ZELENSKYY WARNS PUTIN SHOULD NOT BE REWARDEDMalyuk supervised the operation, which took months of planning, according to the SBU. "The bridge is in a state of emergency," it declared.UKRAINES SURPRISE ATTACK SHOWS IT MAY TAKE A MAJOR DRONE STRIKE TO CHANGE US DEFENSE POLICY, EXPERTS SAYTraffic across the Kerch Bridge was delayed for three hours this morning, according to The Associated Press. The bridge reportedly reopened before it closed a second time. The SBU said no civilians were hurt in the blast."Previously, we struck the Crimean Bridge twice in 2022 and 2023. So today we continued this tradition already underwater," Malyuk said.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also said Tuesday that Russia launched a "savage strike" on the northeastern Ukrainian city of Sumy, "directly targeting the city and its ordinary streets with rocket artillery."A rescue operation is currently underway. Many people have been wounded. As of now, three people have been confirmed dead," Zelenskyy said. "My condolences go out to their families and loved ones. All emergency services are engaged to assist everyone affected."Zelenskyy added that one shell was a dud, but it "pierced the wall of an ordinary apartment room on the 9th floor" and "That alone says everything one needs to know about Russias so-called desire to end this war."Fox News Jasmine Baehr contributed to this report.

Karen Read's defense team put a hostile witness on the stand Monday in the form of a Boston police officer who was working for the Canton Police Department the morning Karen Read and two friends discovered John O'Keefe dead under a pile of snow.Kelly Dever, who was on duty that morning but did not play any role in the investigation, previously told the FBI that she saw two key figures in the case standing near Read's SUV in the sallyport at Canton's police headquarters for "a wildly long time." They were ATF Agent Brian Higgins who was carrying on a flirtatious relationship with Read behind O'Keefe's back and then-Canton Police Chief Kenneth Berkowitz.They would have been placed next to the vehicle before other investigators found fragments that matched Read's taillight at the crime scene.LEAD DETECTIVE'S TEXT MESSAGES CAST SHADOW OVER KAREN READ MURDER TRIALDever testified that she retracted that statement immediately because the FBI agents showed her a timeline that indicated she left work well before Read's Lexus arrived. Then she accused Read's defense team of trying to coerce her into lying about it on the stand."You threatened to charge me with perjury during our phone call prior to the first trial if I didn't lie on the stand right now," she told defense attorney Alan Jackson, from the witness stand. "I'm telling you, I did not see anything. Factually, I've been provided evidence by a timeline that it is not correct."KAREN READ SELLS HOME AND TAPS RETIREMENT FUND TO PAY MOUNTING LEGAL BILLS IN MURDER RETRIALWATCH: Karen Read challenges officers testimony in tense murder trialRead denied that her team pressured Dever in remarks to reporters outside the courthouse Monday afternoon."We subpoenaed her to testify to what she told other authorities and just wanted her to be as honest with us as she was with them," she said. "And today she's now telling us that was a lie."She later claimed that Dever seems like "a compromised person."Dever was visibly frustrated at times, huffing on the stand and at one point snapping at Jackson for mispronouncing her name.MOTHER OF SLAIN BOSTON POLICE OFFICER WENDS WORDLESS MESSAGE TO KAREN READ IN COURTROOM SHOWDOWN"Like you can't remember my name, I don't remember," she said.The defense is trying to show jurors that there is reasonable doubt in the investigation's findings noting that the lead detective was fired for sending inappropriate texts and that Canton police made a series of sloppy missteps early in the investigation, before state police arrived.Their position is that her SUV never struck O'Keefe, and something or someone else caused his fatal injuries. In her first trial, they also alleged that police framed Read.FOLLOW THE FOX TRUE CRIME TEAM ON XGET REAL-TIME UPDATES DIRECTLY ON THE TRUE CRIME HUB"[Dever] illustrated perfectly the defense theory that sketchy cops are lying to help the prosecution," said Mark Bederow, a New York City-based criminal defense lawyer who is following the case.He called her testimony "a disaster" and questioned whether she had been pressured by colleagues in law enforcement into recanting her story, rather than the defense."It was a risky move to call her, but her demeanor was so awful that combined with what she admitted telling the feds, it likely helped the defense," Bederow told Fox News Digital.KAREN READ JUDGE BLOCKS SANDRA BIRCHMORE MENTIONS; EXPERT SAYS CASES SHOULD BE WAKE-UP CALL FOR POLICERetired Massachusetts Superior Court Judge and Boston College professor Jack Lu called Dever "a profile in courage" and that putting her on the stand suggests desperation from the defense."Shes out of central casting, says that she has confirmed her prior memory is factually, irrefutably wrong," he told Fox News Digital. "If they say she has damaged her future ability to testify that is laughable."She's also facing blowback. Lu pointed to a Facebook group called Free Karen Read with more than 40,000 members, where a user urged others to call the police commissioner's office if they "believe Kelly Dever should be given the axe."Dever could not immediately be reached for comment.It's up to the jurors to decide whether she was truthful on the stand or when she first made her statements to the FBI.

Stanley is preparing for summer with its new Messa Rose collection. Inspired by the vibrant colors you see all summer, you can choose from a polished rose gold tumbler, a blue corn paisley and a conch floral paisley. A variety of products come in these new colors, including the classic Quenchers, IceFlow water bottles, wine tumblers, can coolers and flasks.Stanley Club members receive free shipping on all US orders now through June 12. You can join the club for free and start earning points that you can apply to future purchases. Customers who arent club members can still get free shipping on orders of $75 or more.Stanleys classic Quencher now comes in a blue corn paisley that gives wild West vibes. The 40-ounce cup will keep you hydrated, and your drinks will stay cold for hours. The comfort grip handle makes the cup easy to hold, even when its completely full. Its also dishwasher-safe and comes with a reusable straw.STANLEY LAUNCHES BARBIE DREAM COLLECTION IN 30OZ AND 40OZ QUENCHERSA Quencher ProTour tumbler comes with a flip straw instead of the usual reusable straw. The flip straw makes it easier to store your Stanley and sip from it only when you need to. Part of the Messa Rose collection, you can now get the cup in rose gold or blue corn.Choose the IceFlow bottle when you want a more classic water bottle design. Its a stainless-steel bottle with a flip straw and an easy-carry handle. Hydrate faster with the wider drink opening on the new spout. The bottle comes in the same rose gold that makes up part of the Messa Rose collection.Keep your canned drinks colder for longer and avoid can sweat when you use an Everyday Slim Can Cooler Cup. It comes in blue corn paisley or a conch floral pattern. You can slip thin cans into the cooler, and theyll stay cold for hours. The cup doubles as a small tumbler when you put on the included lid and use the reusable straw.STANLEY MOTHER'S DAY RELEASE IS HERE: GET THE RESORT FLORAL QUENCHER BEFORE IT SELLS OUTWine lovers can get Stanleys Reserve Wine Tumbler in a gorgeous polished rose gold. Complete with a splash-proof lid and a silicone base, you never have to worry about spilling your drinks. The stainless-steel the tumbler is made from helps keeps drinks insulated, so if youre drinking cold white wine, it stays that way for hours.Pack your lunch or leftovers in Stanleys Adventure Fresh-To-Table Food Bowl and ensure it stays safe and delicious no matter where youre going. The bowl has the same insulation all of Stanleys cups come with, so your food will stay cold or hot longer. The clip-on lid makes it leakproof, and when youre done using the bowl, just throw it in the dishwasher.For more deals, visitwww.foxnews.com/dealsNo matter what youre drinking, Stanleys Adventure Pre-Party Flask will keep it safe and discreet. The small flask packs a punch thanks to the leakproof design and insulated inside layer. The flask comes in conch floral, giving you the cowboy vibe youre looking for this summer.