Over the last 12 days, we’ve been sprinting toward one goal: reaching 2,000 reader-investors. Today, I want to be fully transparent—we fell short. As I write this, we’re about 147 investors away.

Falling short never feels good. And yet, I’m enormously grateful.

1,853 of you have already stepped up to become owners of The Flyover. You’ve placed your trust, your belief, and your investment behind what we’re building. Because of that support, we’ve accomplished more in the last few months than at any point in our history. This morning alone, we delivered to a record 3.7 million readers, and our revenue is up 24% month-over-month.

That’s because of you.

The Flyover is building something different: a newsroom for common-sense Americans. A home for people who stopped watching the news because they couldn’t trust it. A publication committed to honesty, fairness, and fact-first reporting.

To keep building this movement, reaching 2,000 investors truly matters.

So today, I’m being straight with you: we’re close, but we need your help. If you’ve considered investing—whether small or large—today would be the day. If The Flyover has earned your trust, we hope you’ll take that final step and become an investor.

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➤ A new poll found that the majority of Americans don’t just tolerate gerrymandering—they back it. (Hear Details)

➤ Bill and Hillary Clinton are to give depositions as part of a congressional Epstein probe. (Hear When)

➤ …and the friendliest town in America is… (Hear Town)

➤ Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., said Friday she’ll resign from Congress on Jan. 5, 2026, after a public split with President Trump. Once a fierce MAGA ally, Greene broke with Trump over the Epstein files, foreign policy, and healthcare. (See Details)

➤ Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito on Friday temporarily reinstated Texas’s new congressional map, pausing a lower court ruling that blocked it as a likely racial gerrymander. The map could net Republicans up to five new House seats. (See Details)

➤ Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. confirmed he directed the CDC to revise its website language, walking back the agency’s longstanding claim that childhood vaccines do not cause autism. The updated page now says that the statement is “not evidence-based,” citing ignored studies and promising a broader federal review of autism’s causes. (More)

➤ Ghislaine Maxwell will invoke the Fifth Amendment and refuse to testify before the House Oversight Committee’s investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, Chairman James Comer confirmed Friday. (More)

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➤ Today’s key college football matchups feature No. 8 Oklahoma hosting No. 22 Missouri, No. 15 USC visiting No. 7 Oregon, and a pivotal Big 12 showdown between No. 11 BYU and Cincinnati. (See Full Schedule)

➤ Dallas Cowboys receivers CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens were benched for the first offensive series Monday against the Raiders in Las Vegas after they missed the team’s weekend curfew. (More)

➤ The WNBA Players Association rejected a proposed new collective bargaining agreement, arguing the plan failed to grow the salary cap and player pay in step with league revenue. (More)

➤ The Intuit Dome will retain its name for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics after organizers sold venue naming rights, bolstering efforts to reach $2.5 billion in sponsorship deals over the next three years. (More)

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➤ Iran rejected a U.N. resolution demanding cooperation with nuclear inspectors and details on its near-weapons-grade uranium, denouncing the measure as anti-Iranian and threatening retaliation. (More)

➤ Residents of Papiri, Nigeria, say armed men abducted nearly 100 students and staff from a Catholic school, the week’s second mass kidnapping after rising threats had closed boarding schools. (More)

➤ British politician Nathan Gill was sentenced to 10.5 years in prison after pleading guilty to eight counts of taking bribes to deliver pro-Russia statements in the European Parliament. (More)

➤ Why 95% of dieters are using the WRONG type of fiber. Struggling with weight loss despite restricting calories? Research reveals fiber intake is the No. 1 predictor of successful weight loss—but most supplements contain fiber that causes bloating and constipation. A doctor explains the unique fiber type that actually minimizes appetite, eases bloating, and boosts metabolism without food restrictions. (Learn More)

➤ A near-mint copy of Superman No. 1 from 1939 just sold for $9.12 million on Thursday at an auction in Dallas, Texas, breaking the world record for the most valuable comic book ever sold. The issue was discovered by three brothers in their late mother’s attic in Northern California, tucked in a box under old newspapers. (See Comic)

➤ Social media users are increasingly adopting “algospeak,” such as using “unalived” for “killed,” to evade content suppression algorithms. Experts argue that platforms restrict reach based on profit motives, despite denials from companies like YouTube, Meta, and TikTok. (See Details)

➤  A noodle restaurant in South Korea sparked online controversy after openly refusing to seat single patrons with a banner that stated, “We don’t sell loneliness.” In South Korea, most eateries, facing rising costs, discourage solo diners from using seating capacity more efficiently. (More)

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If you had to choose a city to live in, where would you rather live?

1. New York City
2. Los Angeles

Yesterday’s Results:

Have you ever seen the “Who Shot J.R.?” episode of Dallas?

1. Yes: 55%
2. No: 34%
3. What’s Dallas?: 11%

Today’s Trivia

Which U.S. state leads the nation in turkey production?

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