Way Day 2021: Best deals from Wayfair’s biggest sale of the year, up to 80% off
Posted Apr 27, 2021
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Wayfair, the online furniture-selling giant, is back with another Way Day sales event,
starting Wednesday, April 28 at 12:00 a.m. ET (midnight), continuing through Thursday and ending at 3:00 a.m. on Friday, April 30.
The highly anticipated sales event offers Wayfair’s lowest prices of the year on thousands of items, including up to 80% off some of the retailers most popular products and FREE shipping on everything. Think Amazon Prime Day, but for all your furniture and decor needs.
Deals are available to preview early, and will become available at midnight on Wednesday, April 28. The massive list of offers this year includes:
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denied the carsons had any involvement in this selection of this dining set. i want to read a quote. this spokesman told me, quote, they had zero awareness of this purchase being made. and for carson s part, he put out a statement and painted a picture of more of a limited involvement. he said he briefly looked at catalogs of the dining furniture and his wife also briefly looked at catalogs to make sure the color matched the other decor but again, the e-mails paint a different picture. they weren t on the sidelines while others were making these decisions. e-mails paints a picture of carsons very much so being involved in this process of selecting this dining set which got a lot of bad press obviously. what is hud saying about this discrepancy? so we reached out to hud and got a somewhat odd response regarding this story here and i m quoting how in line with what they ve
beer, soda. think of building materials. all of those costs start to go up in the case of these tariffs. all right, we ll be tracking this. rebecca, thanks so much. and one more note tonight involving your money. we ve been tracking the spending by members of the president s cabinet, taxpayer dollars, and tonight here, housing secretary ben carson under pressure for his spending on office furniture, including a dining set for $31,000. they re now canceling that order, but how do they explain the price tag in the first place? abc s mary bruce, tracking your money tonight. reporter: it s the department that s supposed to look out for the poorest americans, but tonight, the housing agency is under fire for its own alleged lavish spending. a spokesman says housing secretary ben carson didn t ask for his staff to spend more than $31,000 on opulent dining furniture for his office, well above the $5,000 limit. tonight, that order canceled. carson is one of six trump administration off
there were two additional armchairs. those were a bit more expensive, $1,000050. it was this side board, the jefferson sideboard that racked up the charges. the three pieces there totaled $13,579. you throw in the shipping and you get that grand total of more than $31,000. now, the company that hold hud the furniture says the agency, when they were talking to them, said they were looking for new dining furniture for the new secretary s office because the current furniture was old. we have images of what exists there at this foint. we know hud has told us that the furniture you re looking at there is very it s beyond repair. it s been in the agency since 1967. but really what gets to the heart of the matter here is the agency s spending on this furniture came into question after a top career hud employee says she was pressured to find
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