Ottawa Senators fans in Canada booed "The Star-Spangled Banner" despite their best players being from south of the border.The Senators hosted the Minnesota Wild on Saturday and walloped their opponents 6 to 0. During the playing of the U.S. national anthem, fans booed as the threat of tariffs on their goods into the U.S. loomed.The only problem is that the Senators top scorers are Americans. Brady Tkachuk leads the team in goals, and he hails from Scottsdale, Arizona. Second in goals is Josh Norris from Oxford, Michigan. Adam Gaudette from Braintree, Massachusetts, Drake Batherson from Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Shane Pinto from Franklin Square, New York, round out the team's best players.Interestingly enough, forward Michael Amadio was the only Canadian to score a goal that night, as well.The Senators do not have any Canadian goalies on their roster, either.It turns out Senators fans may have a greater reliance on imports than they thought, as only veteran player Claude Giroux has hit the 10-goal mark this season in terms of Canadian skaters.A similar situation happened at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Canada, on Sunday. Before the Vancouver Canucks lost to the Detroit Red Wings 3 to 2, fans booed the U.S. national anthem.The X user who posted the video explicitly said the trade tariffs were the reason:"Trump said a levy of 25% on Canadian and Mexican imports as well as an additional 10% tax on Chinese goods would come into force on Tuesday."Trump said a levy of 25% on Canadian and Mexican imports as well as an additional 10% tax on Chinese goods would come into force on Tuesday.— Clay Imoo (@CanuckClay) February 3, 2025 Similarly, the Canucks got no scoring from any Canadians that night, with Detroit's Alex DeBrincat of Farmington Hills, Michigan, scoring the game-winner in overtime.The Canucks roster is also riddled with Americans, and while Canadian Jake DeBrusk leads the team in goals, the top three point-getters on the team are Americans Quinn Hughes, J.T. Miller, and Conor Garland.The Canucks have struggled this year and actually could benefit from a lot more production out of their Canadian players; just two of their 13 highest point-producers are Canadian, left winger Danton Heinen and the aforementioned DeBrusk.In the end, the tariffs did not end up being implemented, or at least were delayed another 30 days when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau agreed to implement a $1.3 billion border plan that was actually mapped out weeks earlier. — (@) Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Tom Homan, President Donald Trump's border czar, said he has been made aware of New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy (D) claiming that he is housing an illegal immigrant at the governor's mansion. “I don’t want to get into too much detail, but there’s someone in our broader universe whose immigration status is not yet at the point that they are trying to get it to, and we said, ‘You know what, let’s have her live at our house above our garage.' And good luck to the feds coming in to try to get her," Murphy taunted.A representative of Murphy said his comments have been 'misinterpreted.' While on a tour at the U.S.-Mexico border with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Homan told Fox News that if Murphy truly is harboring an illegal alien and attempts to interfere with federal law enforcement, there will be consequences. "I think the governor is pretty foolish saying what he said because I got note of it, won’t let it go; we'll look into it. And if he knowingly is harboring and concealing an illegal alien, that’s a violation. ... I will seek prosecution or the secretary will seek prosecution. So maybe he’s bluffing. If he's not, we'll deal with that," Homan vowed. Homan reiterated that sanctuary cities better get in line with the Trump administration because violent criminals benefit when local police do not work with federal law enforcement.The New York Post reported that Murphy is now cleaning up his comments after heavy criticism and mockery aimed at him. A representative of Murphy said his comments have been "misinterpreted" because he was actually referring to a friend who is a legal resident and was worried about Trump’s second term. The representative added that "no one’s ever lived in the home” under the circumstances Murphy described.While the deportation operations are being led by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and being reinforced by other federal agencies, Homan has made clear that any apprehended person who is in the country illegally, with a criminal record or not, will be removed from the country.According to daily statistics from ICE, around 800-1,000 illegal aliens have been arrested per day. The Trump administration is working to further expand the government's ability to have more officers on the streets and more funding for holding centers and deportation flights. — (@) Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Sonos makes some of the best smart speakers you can buy, and it has been a market leader for years. Compared to rivals, however, Sonos speakers are a bit pricey. Thankfully, Sonos tends to run at least a few big sales each year on a wide range of popular Sonos speakers. And with Super Bowl LIX right around the corner, one such sale just kicked off today. When it comes to individual speakers, prices start at $199 instead of $249 for the Sonos Era 100. Better yet, if you want a soundbar, the Sonos Ray is down to $179. Or you can pay $399 instead of $499 for the Sonos Beam, and several other Sonos smart speakers each have deep discounts. Sadly, the Sonos Arc Ultra we love so much still hasn't gotten its first discount. But the good news is the Sonos Arc has a huge $250 price cut that drops it to its lowest price ever. Sonos Ray - Black - Compact Soundbar Price: $179.00 You Save: $100.00 (36%) Buy Now Sonos Beam Gen 2 - Black - Soundbar with Dolby Atmos Price: $399.00 You Save: $100.00 (20%) Buy Now Sonos Arc - White - Soundbar with Dolby Atmos Price: $649.00 You Save: $250.00 (28%) Buy Now Sonos Ace - Black - Wireless Over Ear Headphones with Noise Cancellation Price: $349.00 You Save: $100.00 (22%) Buy Now Starting with the Sonos Era 100, it's one of the most popular speakers in the company's lineup right now. That makes sense, of course, since it's also one of Sonos' most affordable smart speakers ever. I have several Sonos One speakers in my home and after all this time, I still marvel at how impressive the sound quality is. A speaker as small as the Sonos One simply shouldn't be able to produce rich, full, room-filling sound. Plus, you get Alexa and Google Assistant in addition to all the great Sonos features you'd expect. Normally priced at $249, the Sonos One is down to $199 right now in both black and white. Sonos Era 100 - Black - Wireless, Alexa Enabled Smart Speaker Price: $199.00 You Save: $50.00 (20%) Buy Now Next up, we have the beloved Sonos Ray and Sonos Beam soundbars. Again, physics should prevent a soundbar so compact from pumping out theater-quality sound that projects to every nook and cranny of a room. And yet Sonos has managed to create wonderfully compact soundbars that can go toe to toe with models that are two or even three times their size. The Sonos Beam turns any room into a home theater, and it retails for $499. During the Sonos Super Bowl LVII sale, you'll save $100 so your final price is $399. Read our Sonos Beam review for more info. And if you want to spend as little as possible, the entry-level Sonos Ray is down to just $179 instead of $279. Sonos Ray - Black - Compact Soundbar Price: $179.00 You Save: $100.00 (36%) Buy Now Sonos Beam Gen 2 - Black - Soundbar with Dolby Atmos Price: $399.00 You Save: $100.00 (20%) Buy Now There's no question that the Sonos Beam can deliver amazing sound in just about any room. But if you have a huge home theater, or if you just really want truly high-end sound, the Sonos Arc is the soundbar for you. Inside this sleek and slender soundbar, Sonos managed to include eight elliptical woofers and three strategically placed silk-dome tweeters. Two of the eight woofers are up-firing drivers, and another two are on the sides of the Arc. The result is an incredible surround sound experience. It truly seems like the sound is coming from all around you. Priced at $899, the Sonos Arc is Sonos' best and most expensive soundbar. Until the end of this sale, however, you'll save $250 on either the black or the white model. And don't forget that Sonos Ace noise cancelling headphones pair perfectly with the Arc soundbar. They're currently down to an all-time low of $349, which is $100 off the retail price. Don't miss our Sonos Arc review if you want to learn more. Sonos Arc - White - Soundbar with Dolby Atmos Price: $649.00 You Save: $250.00 (28%) Buy Now Sonos Ace - Black - Wireless Over Ear Headphones with Noise Cancellation Price: $349.00 You Save: $100.00 (22%) Buy Now Last but certainly not least, we have the Sonos Sub 4. This is the fourth-generation model of the Sub, and it has indeed gotten better with each iteration. The Sonos Beam and Sonos Arc soundbars mentioned above do a terrific job across the entire spectrum of sound. That includes bass, of course. But if you really want to feel the movies, TV shows, and music you listen to, you definitely need to add a Sonos Sub to your setup. Priced at $799, the Sub 4 is definitely worth every penny. 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