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Samsung's Presidents' Day Appliance Sale

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Whatever your major appliance needs, Samsung offers really stylish and feature-packed options. And the best time to shop for these appliances is when the company is hosting a major sale. Well, guess what: Samsung has kicked off a major Presidents’ Day appliance sale — going on right now. 

You can save up to $1,600 on some kitchen appliances and get up to $900 off select Bespoke washers and dryers. Samsung is even throwing in free installation and haul away of your old appliances and has cut the price of its two-year Samsung Care+ plan to just $50 (that’s 50% off). Even if you can’t afford to buy new appliances outright, Samsung is offering very alluring, 12-, 18- or 24-month, zero interest financing options, too.


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Samsung Kitchen Appliance Bundle

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Here’s a chance to save more than $2,005 when you purchase this Samsung “dream kitchen bundle.” It includes a three-door Family Hub refrigerator (26.5 cu. ft.), a slide-in electric range (6.3 cu. ft), a StormWasher dishwasher and a 2.1 cu. ft. microwave. Normally, this set would cost $6,316, but it’s on sale for just $4,311.

Samsung is even offering 18-month, zero-interest financing with equal monthly payments of $239.50.

If you don’t need the entire four-piece set, each appliance is available separately at a discounted price, but only for a limited time.


Stainless steel, 28 cu. ft. 4-door French door refrigerator: $1,499 (save $1,699)

28 cu. ft. 4-Door French Door Refrigerator with FlexZone™ Drawer in Stainless Steel

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During Samsung’s really cool Presidents’ Day sale, you can have this gorgeous stainless steel refrigerator delivered to your door with free next-day delivery (in most areas), and save a whopping $1,699. For a limited time, you’ll pay just $1,499.

“FlexZone” drawer tech lets you set four separate temperature settings for storing food. And this is a smart fridge, meaning you can, among other things, control and monitor the temp from your phone.

This is a 28 cu. ft. (in other words, large) 4-door French Door refrigerator that normally sells for $3,199. During this sale, if you want to take advantage of special financing, you can pay just $62.46 per month for 24 months and pay zero interest. 

Free shipping, installation and haul away of your old refrigerator are included in this special price. You can choose from a variety of finishes. 

Many other refrigerator models are also on sale, so be sure to check out Samsung’s website to discover the latest offerings on Bespoke, French door, 4-Door, Family Hub and side-by-side models.


Samsung stainless steel 6 cu. ft. smart slide-in gas range: $1,499 (save $500)

Samsung 6.0 cu. ft. Smart Slide-in Gas Range with Air Fry in Stainless Steel

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Right now, you can save $500 on this popular 6.0 cu. ft., smart slide-in gas range with air fry in stainless steel. 

It’s on sale for $1,499, but you can also choose to finance it for $62.46 per month over 24 interest-free payments.

Choose from four stainless steel finishes. Free shipping, installation and haul-away of your old appliance is included. And like so many of Samsung’s latest appliances, this one fits into the company’s SmartThings ecosystem — it’s also fully Wi-Fi connected and voice-enabled.


Samsung top load washer and dryer set: $1,598 (save $1,000)

Samsung Smart Top Load Smart Steam Sanitize+ Washer and Steam Sanitize+ Electric Dryer

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Here’s a chance to enjoy extra clean and fresh clothes, without cleaning out your wallet. 

Samsung has cut the price of this popular washer/dryer combo by $1,000, so you’ll pay just $1,598. You’re also able to finance this set for just $133.17 per month for 12 months and pay zero interest.

This bundle includes a 5.5 cu. ft. washer and an electric, 7.4 cu. ft. dryer with a “Steam Sanitize+” feature. Or try the “Super Speed Wash” feature and get a clean load of clothes in under a half-hour.

This modern design will look snazzy in your laundry room (if it’s ready for a cleaning, it will tell you) and potentially cut down the time it takes to do your laundry.


Samsung Bespoke AirDresser Grand clothing care system: $1,709 (save $190)

Samsung Bespoke AirDresser Grand Clothing Care System with Steam Refresh in Crystal Mirror Finish

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This device might look like a closet, but it’s loaded with technology that can save you a fortune over time on dry cleaning bills.

The AirDresser Grand offers an easy way to sanitize, refresh and steam clothing at home. It has a five-hanger capacity, so it can handle multiple outfits at once. It’s designed to remove 99% of odors and uses steam to sanitize and de-wrinkle your clothing at the same time.

You can order the AirDresser online and get free delivery. There’s also a financing option that allows you to pay $71.21 per month for 24 months and pay zero interest.


Samsung 2.1 cu. ft. over-the-range microwave: $279 (save $140)

Samsung 2.1 cu. ft. Over-the-Range Microwave

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Even if you can’t afford to upgrade all of the appliances in your kitchen, it’s hard to pass up this deal on a cutting-edge, family-friendly microwave. It’s on sale for just $270 (that’s $140 off). It has a 2.1 cu. ft. capacity and includes a sensor cooking feature, along with a fingerprint-resistant housing.

This microwave offers 1,000 watts of cooking power and can easily accommodate a variety of dish sizes, so you can prepare large meals (for multiple people) quickly. The cooking sensors automatically adjusts cooking time as needed to achieve optimal results. You also get a four-speed 400 CFM ventilation system and a digital LED display.

If you’re not looking for an over-the-range microwave design, Samsung has many of its other microwaves on sale as well during its Presidents’ Day sale, so head over to Samsung’s website to discover what’s available and see how much you can save.


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Bodycam shows Las Vegas man who called 911 for help killed by police in his home

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A family is demanding answers after a Las Vegas father was shot and killed in his own home after calling police to report a potential home invasion.

Newly released police bodycam video shows Brandon Durham, 43, struggling with an alleged intruder over a knife in the early hours of Nov. 12. The intruder, later identified as Alejandra Boudreaux, 31, was wearing a red hoodie, while Durham was shirtless, the video shows. Durham’s 15-year-old daughter was home at the time, but was not at the scene, officials said. 

Las Vegas police said Officer Alexander Bookman entered the home and ordered the pair to drop the knife before firing his weapon, police said. Durham was struck and fell to the floor. Bookman then fires five more rounds, the video shows.

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Alejandra Boudreaux and Brandon Durham.

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Durham was pronounced dead at the scene. Now, his family is pushing for answers. 

“He called the police for safety and instead, he was brutally murdered,” his daughter Isabella said in a news conference. 

“Someone needs to explain to me why my son is not here with us today,” added Durham’s mother. 

Bookman is on paid leave while the Las Vegas Metro Police Department investigates whether he acted appropriately or should face criminal charges. Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson told Durham’s family the investigation could take 30 to 90 days, according to CBS affiliate KLAS.

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Brandon Durham.

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“Every time a police officer used force, he has to be able to articulate why he used that force,” Felipe Rodriguez, an adjunct professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a former detective sergeant for the NYPD, told CBS News. “And even if he did use one round, you know, how is it that he was, you know, he continued shooting after the person was down in such a rapid succession? It’s going to have a lot of explaining.” 

Boudreaux was arrested and faces multiple charges, including one count of home invasion with a deadly weapon, a count of assault with a deadly weapon, a count of performing an act of willful or wanton disregard of safety resulting in a person’s death, and one count of child abuse, according to police

Boudreaux and Durham knew each other and had a sexual relationship, according to an arrest report obtained by KLAS 8. Boudreaux told detectives she intended to have police kill her on the day of the home invasion, the station reported, and Boudreaux has refused to appear at two court hearings. 



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It’s been 1,000 days since Russia invaded Ukraine. A day after the U.S. approved Ukraine’s use of long-range missiles against Russia, a Russian strike killed seven people in the country’s Sumy region. The U.S. gave permission for the missiles to be used on targets deep inside Russia, with some having a range of close to 200 miles.

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Two women testified before a House ethics panel that former Rep. Matt Gaetz paid them for sex, their lawyer told CBS News. Gaetz, who is President-elect Donald Trump’s attorney general pick, has denied all wrongdoing. Trump transition spokesman Alex Pfeiffer said “these are baseless allegations” in a statement on Monday.

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