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    $20K foldable tiny home in a box you can set up in just 1 hour

    Boxabl’s Baby Box is transforming the tiny home movement with its innovative, foldable design. This ultra-compact home offers a fully functional, climate-controlled living space that can be set up by one person in just 60 minutes, no tools required.

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    Exterior of the Baby Box (Boxabl). (Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson)

    A compact design with big features

    Although small, the Baby Box is thoughtfully designed to maximize functionality. The living area features a multipurpose “SLS” sofa that easily converts into a bed, offering both comfort and practicality.

    $20K foldable tiny home in a box you can set up in just 1 hour

    Interior of the Baby Box (Boxabl). (Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson)

    The kitchen is equipped with a countertop induction stove, a compact refrigerator, a deep sink and USB outlets for charging small electronics.

    $20K foldable tiny home in a box you can set up in just 1 hour

    Interior of the Baby Box (Boxabl). (Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson)

    The bathroom includes a marine-style toilet with a foot-operated flush system, a glass-enclosed shower with a skylight for added sunlight, and ventilation to maintain comfort. To ensure year-round livability, the Baby Box comes with a ductless mini-split system that provides heating and cooling.

    $20K foldable tiny home in a box you can set up in just 1 hour

    Interior of the Baby Box (Boxabl). (Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson)

    IN JUST 2 HOURS THIS TINY SMART HOME CAN BE SET UP NEARLY ANYPLACE

    Portable and easy to set up

    The Baby Box is designed for mobility and ease of installation. When folded for transport, it measures just 6 feet 6 inches wide and 14 feet 9 inches long, making it compact enough to be towed by most SUVs or trucks. Once unfolded, it more than doubles in width, creating a spacious interior measuring 14 feet 9 inches long, 14 feet 1 inch wide and 9 feet 3 inches high. Setting up the Baby Box is remarkably simple; its walls, floor and roof unfold and clasp together seamlessly without requiring any tools or expertise.

    $20K foldable tiny home in a box you can set up in just 1 hour

    Interior of the Baby Box (Boxabl). (Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson)

    UNSTOPPABLE OFF-ROAD TINY HOUSE CONQUERS ANY TERRAIN, ANYWHERE

    Built for off-grid living

    For those looking to embrace off-grid living or reside in remote areas, the Baby Box is well-equipped to meet these needs. It includes dual batteries to power lighting and water pumps and features water tanks with capacities for black water, gray water and fresh water. The unit is also compatible with solar power systems and can run on a generator for complete energy independence. These features make it an excellent choice for adventurers or anyone seeking self-sufficient living arrangements.

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    $20K foldable tiny home in a box you can set up in just 1 hour

    Interior of the Baby Box (Boxabl). (Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson)

    BUILDING-IN-A-BOX TRANSFORMS INTO A PORTABLE TINY HOME IN MINUTES

    Who will love this tiny house?

    The Baby Box is perfect for minimalists who want an affordable housing solution without sacrificing functionality or comfort. It’s also ideal for remote workers or adventurers who need a portable home base that can be set up quickly and easily.

    Additionally, its mobility and rapid installation make it an excellent option for emergency housing or disaster relief situations. For those accustomed to studio apartment living, the Baby Box offers privacy without compromising on essential amenities.

    $20K foldable tiny home in a box you can set up in just 1 hour

    Floor plan diagram of the interior of the Baby Box (Boxabl). (Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson)

    Price of the Baby Box

    The Baby Box, priced at an introductory $19,999 (set to rise to $30,000), provides an affordable and convenient housing option for those seeking a minimalist or off-grid lifestyle.

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    $20K foldable tiny home in a box you can set up in just 1 hour

    Floor plan diagram of the Baby Box. (Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson)

    Kurt’s key takeaways

    The Baby Box by Boxabl is a great innovation that combines affordability, portability and practicality into one compact package. Whether you’re looking to downsize your life, explore off-grid living or simply need a quick housing solution, this foldable tiny home delivers on all fronts. Its thoughtful design makes it not just a home but a lifestyle choice that embraces simplicity without sacrificing quality.

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  • White House expecting ‘spike’ in federal resignations as at least 20K take buyouts’

    White House expecting ‘spike’ in federal resignations as at least 20K take buyouts’

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    The White House is expecting a “spike” in federal resignations ahead of a deadline for a buyout offer coming to end on Thursday, Fox News Digital has learned. 

    Nearly all federal employees were offered a buyout as part of President Donald Trump’s plan for government employees to physically work out of their offices, following years of remote work amid and after the COVID-19 pandemic. Government employees have until Thursday to take the offer, with the Trump administration expecting an influx of resignations in the next two days. 

    “The number of deferred resignations is rapidly growing, and we’re expecting the largest spike 24 to 48 hours before the deadline,” a White House official told Fox News Digital on Tuesday morning. 

    TRUMP ADMINISTRATION OFFERS BUYOUTS TO FEDERAL EMPLOYEES, INCLUDING REMOTE WORKERS: ‘DEFERRED RESIGNATION’

    WASHINGTON, DC – JANUARY 20: U.S. President Donald Trump waves as he arrives with U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance (L) and first lady Melania Trump (R) during an indoor inauguration parade at Capital One Arena on January 20, 2025 in Washington, DC. Donald Trump takes office for his second term as the 47th president of the United States. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images) (Getty Images)

    Axios reported earlier Tuesday roughly 20,000 federal employees have taken the offer, accounting for about 1% of the federal government’s workforce. The White House official told Fox News Digital following the report’s publication that the 20,000 figure “isn’t current.” 

    TRUMP TO SIGN MEMO LIFTING BIDEN’S LAST-MINUTE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS

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    The White House is photographed from Lafayette Park on Wednesday, May 1, 2024, in Washington.  (AP Photo/Jon Elswick)

    The Office of Personnel Management, which operates as the federal government’s human resources department, notified roughly 2 million federal employees Jan. 28 that they would be required to work out of their respective offices five days a week, or they could leave their roles through the equivalent of a buyout offer. 

    Those who choose to take the offer will retain all pay and benefits and be exempt from in-person work until Sep. 30. 

    “We think a very substantial number of people will not show up to work, and, therefore, our government will get smaller and more efficient,” Trump told reporters of the plan in late January. “And that’s what we’ve been looking to do for many, many decades.” 

    The buyouts do not apply to positions such as military personnel, the U.S. Postal Services, or positions related to immigration enforcement or national security. 

    The White House previously has said it anticipated 5% to 10% of the federal workforce to resign. 

    ‘GET BACK TO WORK’: HOUSE OVERSIGHT TO TAKE ON GOVERNMENT TELEWORK IN 1ST HEARING OF NEW CONGRESS

    The buyout deadline comes as the Department of Government Efficiency, which is led by tech billionaire Elon Musk, has taken a hatchet to various government agencies and departments, as the team works to cut overspending and alleged corruption within the highest echelons of the U.S. government. 

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    The buyout deadline comes as the Department of Government Efficiency, led by tech billionaire Elon Musk, pictured here with President Donald Trump, has taken a hatchet to various government agencies and departments.  (Evan Vucci/The Associated Press)

    The United States Agency for International Development is the latest agency to land under DOGE’s microscope. Hundreds of USAID employees reported they were locked out of the agency’s computer system, while its headquarters in Washington, D.C., was closed on Monday. 

    On X, Musk has railed against the organization as rife with “marxists” and is operating as a “criminal organization.” 

    “USAID is a criminal organization. Time for it to die,” Musk posted to X on Sunday. 

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    “USAID was a viper’s nest of radical-left marxists who hate America,” he said in another message.