Final Day to Invest in The Flyover—Jan. 31

First the legal mumbo jumbo…

The Flyover Media LLC is conducting a Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) offering, and Jan. 31 is the final day for readers to invest in this round.

The offering consists of non-voting equity units priced at $2.00 per unit, with a minimum investment of $486, and is open to both accredited and non-accredited investors, subject to Reg CF limits. There is no public market for these securities, and investing involves risk, including the possible loss of capital.

This communication is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities except pursuant to the Offering Circular.

To review the Offering Circular and invest, click HERE. 

The Bottom Line: Anyone Can Do This

You don’t need to be a millionaire.
You don’t need a financial advisor.
And you don’t need to understand Wall Street.

If you can complete a short online form, you can invest in The Flyover.

• Invest as little as ~$500
• $2 per share
• Open to everyday readers—not just accredited investors
• Completed entirely online in just a few minutes

Almost 3,000 Flyover readers have already become owners using this simple process.

Jan. 31 is the final day to invest in this round. Once it closes, no additional investments will be accepted.

Only 10 days left.

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➤ California Republicans asked the Supreme Court to halt a new congressional map that favors Democrats. (Listen Now)

➤ FDA warns potentially fatal recalled tuna was mistakenly reshipped to stores in nine states. (Hear Details)

➤ A real-life Catch Me If You Can–style airline scam is now landing in federal court. (Hear More)

➤ President Trump signed an executive order stopping Wall Street investors from buying and owning single-family homes. The order stated that in 30 days, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will develop definitions of “large institutional investor” and “single-family home.” (See Details)

➤ A House committee on Wednesday advanced resolutions to hold former President Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress over their refusal to appear for depositions on Jeffrey Epstein. Nine Democrats joined Republicans in voting for the contempt resolution on Bill Clinton. (More)

➤ Up to 25 countries have signed on to join President Trump’s Board of Peace for Gaza, though only seven have said so publicly, according to U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff. Israel and Egypt both publicly added their names on Wednesday. (More)

➤ The Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday on President Trump’s effort to fire Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook. Both conservative and liberal justices appeared sympathetic to the idea that she should have some ability to challenge Trump’s firing. (More)

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➤ The Australian Open drew 103,720 fans yesterday—breaking the single-day tournament attendance record set earlier in the week. Matches included Aryna Sabalenka’s dominant win over Bai Zhouxuan and Carlos Alcaraz’s center court victory over Yannick Hanfmann. (More)

➤ The Baseball Hall of Fame voted Carlos Beltrán and Andruw Jones into its ranks this week, bringing the 2026 class to three total players. The third player, Jeff Kent, was elected in early December as part of a different voting process. (More)

➤ The Mitsubishi Electric Championship golf tournament tees off today at Hualalai in Ka’upulehu-Kona, Hawaii. Multiple Hall of Famers and former champions will play in the tournament, which holds a $2 million purse. (How to Watch)

➤ Yesterday’s results: NBA | NHL | NCAAM | NCAAW | Soccer | Tennis

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➤ Big Stock Move: Lucid stock jumped nearly 18% on Wednesday after the luxury electric car manufacturer announced new support for expanding its manufacturing facility in Saudi Arabia. (More)

➤ Nathan’s Famous, the hot dog giant that opened as a 5-cent stand in Coney Island more than a century ago, has been sold to packaged meat giant Smithfield Foods in an all-cash $450 million deal. (See Details)

➤ President Trump on Wednesday urged U.S. lawmakers to pass legislation to limit credit card rates to 10%, following his social media post this month ordering banks to lower their rates voluntarily. (More)

➤ Pending home sales, a measure of signed contracts on existing homes, dropped a surprising 9.3% last month from November, according to the National Association of Realtors. Analysts had been expecting a slight gain. (More)

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➤ Researchers developed a spray-on powder that turns into gel upon contact with blood, sealing even deep wounds in one second and potentially revolutionizing battlefield and emergency medicine. (More)

➤ OpenAI rolled out age-prediction technology for ChatGPT to use to identify users under 18 and direct them to a version that restricts sensitive content, including graphic violence and self-harm material. (More)

➤ Handprints on Indonesian cave walls dating back at least 67,800 years are the oldest rock art ever discovered, offering clues about early human migration routes from Asia to Australia. (More)

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➤ Harvard research shows that there’s a specific way gums bleed that’s now linked directly to memory loss. Most people think a little blood when brushing is harmless. But this specific bleeding pattern is a red flag, a warning that something dangerous is already spreading in your body. You might not even realize it’s happening until it’s too late. A new video shows exactly what to look for, and what you need to do as soon as possible: Memory Loss: Do Your Gums Bleed Like This?

➤ Wikipedia celebrated its 25th anniversary by sharing rejected logo designs from the early 2000s, including a colorful hydra, an ant reading an encyclopedia, and the “Wikipede” centipede. (See Logos)

➤ Letter writing is experiencing a revival as people seek breaks from screens, with activities like pen pal clubs, calligraphy communities, and wax sealing gaining popularity among those wanting more meaningful connections. (More)

➤ A stunning animated timelapse shows Paris evolving from a tiny riverside settlement in 300 BC to today’s sprawling metropolis, visualizing how medieval walls, Haussmann’s boulevards, and modern expansion transformed the city. (See Paris)

➤ New research suggests some sugar substitutes may affect blood sugar and insulin response differently than once believed. If you manage diabetes or prediabetes, this short video explains what recent studies are finding — and how some people are adjusting their diets to support healthier glucose levels. (Watch Video)

➤ French President Emmanuel Macron wore striking blue aviator sunglasses indoors at Davos due to a sub-conjunctival hemorrhage, a broken blood vessel in his eye that typically clears within two weeks. (More)

➤ Designer Mario Paroli supersized the iconic Bic Cristal pen 12 times to create an absurdist statement lamp celebrating the pen’s 75th anniversary, turning the everyday desk item into cheeky decor. (See Lamp)

➤ McDonald’s Big Arch burger may debut stateside by March after gaining cult status overseas. The 14-ounce behemoth features two beef patties and Big Arch sauce. (See Burger)

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