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Monday, September 1, 2025
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Good Morning! On this day in 1939, Germany invaded Poland in a blitzkrieg by land and air, launching World War II. Great Britain responded with bombing raids over Germany three days later.
Tennis players aren’t immune to exes showing up and nearly throwing off their game. Sometimes the real opponent isn’t across the net, but in the crowd. Read more below.
Today’s and Tuesday’s editions are slightly abbreviated as our staff takes time off for the holiday with their families. We’ll be back in full force on Wednesday.
We’re sponsored today by FinanceBuzz. Their expert financial advisors have put together a list of benefits for American seniors that are not widely known.
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 Chicago Readies for National Guard Deployment
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson issued an executive order Saturday to ensure law enforcement in the Windy City remains subject to the Chicago Police Department, not the federal troops President Trump has hinted he will deploy there.
The president has yet to confirm a deployment with Illinois Governor JB Pritzker (D), who has labeled any such action as an “invasion.”
Meanwhile, Trump criticized Pritzker on social media over Chicago’s crime and the city’s status as having one of the nation’s highest homicide rates.
Reports have surfaced that up to 250 federal troops have been assigned to Chicago. Border Czar Tom Homan confirmed this week that “a large contingent” of ICE officers would conduct large-scale deportation operations there.
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Rudy Giuliani Injured in Freak Car Accident
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was seriously injured in a car accident in New Hampshire on Saturday night, according to his spokesman, Michael Ragusa.
Ragusa said Giuliani’s rental car was struck from behind at high speed, resulting in a broken vertebra and multiple bruises and cuts.
Ragusa explained that Giuliani was flagged down by a victim of domestic violence, stayed with the person until police arrived, and was hit after reentering his rental car.
Giuliani will likely remain in the Manchester-area hospital for two or three more days, but is said to be recovering and “in good spirits.”
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Biggest US Recessions by Duration
The U.S. has experienced 34 recessions since 1855, but they’ve become shorter and less frequent in recent decades. See a chart here.
Before World War II, recessions occurred roughly every four years and could last over two years, but since 1945, the average length has shrunk to just 10 months. Read about the main recessions here.
The Panic of 1873 lasted 65 months, while the COVID-19 recession in 2020 lasted only two. Improved monetary policy, automatic stabilizers like unemployment insurance, and quicker federal intervention have helped soften economic blows.
Today, downturns rarely escalate into full depressions, marking a major shift in how the U.S. economy weathers financial storms.
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The Push to 1,000
We’re nearly at 900 investors! Last week, we started a 10-day push to 1,000, and we’re down to four days to meet our goal.
Don’t forget: Everyone who invests before we hit the $2 million mark will get 10% bonus shares. We’ve raised over $1.3 million in a few weeks, and we don’t know how long the bonus shares will last.
A few days ago, we mentioned three reasons to invest in The Flyover. Today, we’ve got two more for you:
1: Our audience size
Did you know that The Flyover’s audience is larger than the primetime viewership of MSNBC and CNN combined? America has shown strong demand for our unbiased approach, and our market share is growing daily.
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Lots of companies raise money on hope, but we’re raising money on a solid financial foundation. We operate at an 80% gross margin and 24% net. Invest in a company that’s already profitable!
We’re looking for 110 Flyover readers to join our cause in the next four days. Will you be one of them?
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The following stories are featured exclusively on The Flyover Podcast—a daily show that gives you the most important headlines in under 15 minutes.
➤ Gene-edited horses designed for enhanced muscle growth have sparked backlash in the polo world. (Hear Details)
➤ A U.S. Open clip went viral after a man grabbed a signed cap meant for a child from tennis pro Kamil Majchrzak. (Hear Details)
➤ A new study showed that people who do intermittent fasting face this big risk. (Hear What)
  
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➤ Here’s your quick cheat sheet for what’s open and closed this Labor Day—from banks and mail to Costco and takeout. (See Details)
➤ Three Scottish brothers just rowed nonstop from Peru to Australia—breaking a world record and raising nearly $1 million for clean water in the process. (See Brothers)
➤ Czech tennis star Karolína Muchová broke down in tears mid-match at the U.S. Open after spotting an ex-boyfriend in the crowd. She said he “shows up at places where he shouldn’t be,” but pulled herself together and went on to win. (More)
➤ Jude Law debuted his portrayal of Vladimir Putin in The Wizard of the Kremlin at the Venice Film Festival, calling the role nuanced and saying the film avoids controversy for its own sake. (See Details)
➤ If you’re already feeling fall in your bones, here’s a pumpkin brownie recipe you’ll want to make again and again—rich, fudgy, and just the right amount of spiced. (See Recipes)
➤ …And if you’re not ready to let summer go, here’s how to perfect frozen cocktails at home—just in time for one last backyard bash. (More)
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- Staying home: 52%
- Family gathering: 14%
- Traveling: 9%
- I have to work: 9%
- Lake/Beach: 8%
- Other: 8%
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 Daily Quote
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“The mayor is in great spirits. He’s a beast. He survived 9/11.”
— Michael Ragusa, spokesman for Rudy Giuliani, commenting on Giuliani’s recovery from a car accident
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Today’s Trivia
