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which allows you to sip from a straw or chug through its wide mouth. Not to mention, it gives you ample room to clean inside or add ice. The new FreeSip Tumbler adopts more of the same ...

and the handle and straw make it super convenient to carry,” says one reviewer while another reviewer says it “keeps coffee nice and hot for hours.” Get the Brümate Era tumbler on Amazon ...

It marries some of the best functions of its top products — from the hidden FreeSip straw to its classic 40-ounce tumbler’s side handle — in one leakproof design. All of Owala’s innovative ...

this tumbler has double-wall vacuum insulation that keeps drinks ice cold for hours. And thanks to the FlowState 3-position lid, you can either sip cold drinks out of the straw or hot drinks from ...

Half a billion straws are used in the United States every day, according to a popular — but perhaps not the most scientific — estimate. The biggest buyer: the federal government, which buys ...

President Donald Trump's waded into the contentious debate over paper versus plastic straws with an executive order Monday favoring the plastic variety. The president ordered federal agency and ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday ending the "procurement and forced use of paper straws." The order directs the federal government to stop purchasing paper straws and ...

President Trump issued an executive order to phase out paper straws nationwide. The move comes as paper straws, intended to replace plastic straws, face criticism for their effectiveness and ...

Paper straws are, objectively, the worst. There’s the race against the clock to use them before they turn to mush, the temperature problem — good for neither hot nor frozen — and ...