Old Navy
Coverage of Old Navy in the Nexus archive.
- Here is a list of 10 back-to-school shopping deals on supplies
The 2026–27 academic year starts between Aug. 10 and Aug. 13 for schools in Broward County, Miami Catholic Archdiocese, and Miami-Dade County. Florida’s back-to-school sales tax exemption ends on Aug. 20, with 10 highlighted deals on school supplies from retailers like Target, Office Depot, Staples, and Walmart.
- Shopping for back-to-school supplies? Bargain hunting and online savings are key, expert says
Smart shopping expert Trae Bodge advises parents to budget carefully for back-to-school supplies by discussing needs and wants with children, leveraging store deals like discounted backpacks and clothing, using loyalty programs and promo codes for savings, and reserving funds for unexpected purchases. Clearance sales after school starts are highlighted as an additional cost-saving strategy.
- Old Navy / Afterpay -weird scam?
An adult son received fraudulent emails in the user's name confirming an Old Navy order and Afterpay account. The user is concerned about potential identity theft and is considering a credit freeze. Afterpay confirmed no SSN was provided, but the user suspects their SSN may be compromised.
- Usha Vance pokes fun at ‘political significance’ of maternity dress
Usha Vance humorously addressed the New York Times' focus on the political implications of her maternity dress, highlighting the $8.75 Old Navy purchase. She joked about the significance attributed to her clothing choice in the context of pregnant women associated with President Trump.
- The $8 maternity dress the internet can't stop talking about
A discounted Old Navy maternity dress worn by Second Lady Usha Vance has sparked online discussion after being highlighted in a New York Times article on pregnancy styles among prominent Republicans. The $8.75 dress, originally priced at $50, sold out following Vance's public appearance and social media posts.
- Usha Vance mocks New York Times for drawing 'political significance' from her pregnancy fashion
Second Lady Usha Vance mocked The New York Times for attributing political significance to her maternity fashion choices. The Times article highlighted the simultaneous pregnancies of three prominent figures in the MAGA movement, including Vance, as part of the administration's aesthetic strategy. Vance humorously responded on X with a screenshot of her discounted Old Navy dress receipt.
- Gap shares tumble 13% as retailer cuts sales guidance after disappointing Old Navy performance
Gap shares fell 13% as the retailer reduced sales guidance due to underperformance at Old Navy, its largest brand, which reported sales below estimates.