FINAL HOURS! The Flyover Investment Round Closes Tomorrow

A few months ago, we set out on a mission: to offer ownership opportunities to our readers—now more than 4 million strong.  You are one of those readers and we are incredibly grateful. Without you, we wouldn’t be the company we are today. 

But here’s the deal: we have only hours left.

If you’ve been watching from the sidelines, now is the moment to step in and be one of the final investors in The Flyover. Together, we can finish strong.

Invest in The Flyover today

With only hours left, we want to answer one final question we hear most often from readers and potential investors:

How do I get a return on my investment?

We believe in being direct.

Like all investments, this carries risk. But here’s what makes The Flyover different: we have already reached profitability after just two years. That puts The Flyover in a very small group of media startups, many of which never reach profitability at all.

There are three primary ways investors may realize a return:

1️⃣ A Sale
A larger media company or strategic partner could acquire The Flyover. If that day comes, we’d only consider partners who respect our values and our readers. 

2️⃣ A Public Listing
While we’re private today, a future public listing would give investors the ability to buy and sell shares on an open market.

3️⃣ Profit Distributions (Dividends)
Because The Flyover is already profitable, unlike most startups, distributions are a real possibility as the business continues to grow.

To recap:
1. Sale. 2. Listing. 3. Distributions.

Now, the most important part.

This investment round closes tomorrow. Not days. Hours.

Once it closes, it’s closed.

If you’ve been considering investing; if you’ve been watching from the sidelines, this is your final opportunity to join us as an owner of The Flyover.

Invest in The Flyover before the round closes: https://theflyover.com/invest

Final hours. Final spots. This is it. 

The following stories are featured exclusively on The Flyover Podcast—a daily show that gives you the most important headlines in under 15 minutes. Clicking the link will take you directly to these stories:

➤ Israeli and Saudi defense officials met with U.S. leaders as President Trump weighs possible military strikes on Iran. (Hear Story)

➤ Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says he will never run for office again, citing recent events. (Hear Episode)

➤ A former witness against President Trump in his first impeachment trial is now running for Senate in Florida. (Listen Now)

➤ The White House on Thursday struck a deal with Senate Democrats to avert a government shutdown and temporarily fund the Department of Homeland Security. The two sides agreed to separate homeland security from a larger spending bill and fund the Homeland department for two weeks while legislators debate immigration enforcement. (More)

➤ President Trump on Thursday said he will announce his choice for the next chair of the Federal Reserve sometime next week, in what would end months of speculation about one of his most important economic policy decisions. (More)

➤ The House GOP unveiled an elections reform bill Thursday that would mandate stricter requirements, including presenting a photo ID when voting and verification of citizenship to register to vote. (More)

➤ Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, said Thursday that Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has agreed to cease enhanced immigration enforcement operations in Maine. (More)

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➤ No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka beat Elina Svitolina to advance to the Australian Open women’s final tomorrow, where she’ll play Elena Rybakina in a rematch of the 2023 tournament final. (More)

➤ San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama stretched up above the rim to throw down an alley-oop dunk over Amen Thompson, causing even the opposing team’s home crowd to burst out in cheers. (More)

➤ The lowest price for this weekend’s Lakers-Knicks game at Madison Square Garden starts around $500, with a courtside seat starting at $900. The cost hike is due to the chance that it might be LeBron James’ final game at the Garden. (More)

➤ A new survey cites unruly parents as a primary factor for youth coaches and officials quitting their jobs. “[Parents] created tension,” said one now-retired coach, “They instilled distrust. They were worse than children.” (More)

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

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➤ Big Stock Move: Modine Manufacturing stock jumped 20% on Thursday after the thermal management solutions company agreed to spin off one of its units in a $1 billion deal with Gentherm. (More)

➤ U.S. software stocks sank in mid-morning trading on Thursday on a tech-driven selloff as investors showed concern about AI spending. Microsoft and ServiceNow both fell about 10%. (More)

➤ Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced the automaker will wind down production of its Model S and X vehicles, its longest-running models, and will use the factory in Fremont, California, to build Optimus humanoid robots instead. (More)

➤ Home Depot laid off 800 workers and said corporate employees will have to return to the office five days per week. (More)

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➤ The New $450 Million Gold Rush: Military tanks and missiles can’t exist without tungsten, but China controls 84% of the global supply. The answer? Invest in the United States company with 1 million tons of tungsten (worth $450M) available under lease. (More)

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➤ A rare broadside copy of the Declaration of Independence is heading to auction in May to coincide with the 250th anniversary of American independence. Only 125 such editions are known to exist from July 1776. (See Details)

➤ Genetics plays a bigger role in lifespan than previously thought, with DNA variations explaining up to 50% of longevity differences, roughly double the previous estimate. (More)

➤ Scientists developed a machine learning program that can identify individual brown bears by analyzing brow bone angle, ear placement, and muzzle shape, and is already monitoring over 100 bears in Alaska. (See Details)

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➤ Australian animated series Bluey topped U.S. streaming charts for a second straight year with 45.2 billion minutes watched, while classic show Gunsmoke led binge viewing at 241 episodes per viewer. (See List)

➤ The Library of Congress added 25 films to the National Film Registry for preservation, including Inception, The Karate Kid, The Thing, The Incredibles, The Big Chill, and White Christmas. (See List)

➤ Bruce Willis’ wife said his frontotemporal dementia includes anosognosia, a neurological condition that prevents patients from recognizing their illness, noting that it’s a symptom of the disease rather than a matter of denial. (More)

➤ The Embarrassing “Pee” Problem No One Talks About. If you’ve been quietly dealing with leaks, urgent urges, or waking up to pee multiple times a night—there’s new hope. Ivy League research reveals a natural way to strengthen bladder control and end nighttime interruptions. Say goodbye to embarrassment, frustration, and restless nights—and hello to comfort and confidence again. (Learn More)

➤ Delta unveiled a custom Airbus A350 to carry Team USA athletes to the 2026 Winter Olympics, featuring 26 stripes symbolizing the Games in the airline’s first major aircraft redesign in over 30 years. (See Details)

➤ The British Navy tightened its alcohol policy for personnel at sea, limiting consumption to no more than three units per day, roughly 1.2 ounces of alcohol, or 14 units per week, with each vessel required to go teetotal at least two days weekly. (See Details)

➤ Giant pandas Bao Li and Qing Bao played in the snow at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, D.C.,  during Winter Storm Fern. (Watch Video)

What’s the hardest thing for you to throw away?

1. Sentimental items
2. Clothing
3. Paperwork or manuals
4. Useful odds and ends 
5. Things I might need
6. Other

Yesterday’s Results:

Have you ever been featured in the news?

1. No: 32%
2. Newspaper: 24%
3. Local TV: 19%
4. National media: 9%
5. Other: 9%
6. Tabloid scandal: 7%

Today’s Trivia

Which modern convenience traces its origins to a gold mining accident and World War I weaponry? 

Show me the answer