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Saturday, July 11, 2026
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Good morning! On this day in 1804, Vice President Aaron Burr fatally shot longtime political foe Alexander Hamilton in a duel in Weehawken, New Jersey, the same site where Hamilton’s son died in a duel three years earlier defending his father’s honor.
As many of you know, every Friday we publish the Feel Good Flyover, a weekly newsletter focusing on the good things that happen in the world every week (you should check it out!) But we like to include the occasional feel-good story here as well, and today we have an item in our Et Cetera section about a man who realized he held a winning $50,000 lottery ticket and gave it to his mom for her birthday. That’s a nice son!
Slowing how fast you age sounds like it should take a punishing diet or a shelf of supplements. New research out of Japan says otherwise. Scientists found that one small daily habit, paired with another, slowed the body’s biological aging about as much as cutting your calorie intake by a quarter. In today’s Flyover Podcast, Amy shares exactly what the study found, why it surprised the researchers, and what those two simple habits are. Tune in here to learn more.
Have you ever looked at a food label and assumed it was healthy? You’re not alone. Nutrition advice seems to change every year, making it harder to know what’s actually helping your health. That’s why today’s sponsor, Dr. Steven Gundry, put together a quick quiz that challenges some of the biggest assumptions about everyday “healthy” snacks. See if you can guess the right answer below.
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 US Continues Iran Talks Despite Ceasefire’s End
The U.S. and Iran have agreed to continue negotiations, President Trump said Friday, while declaring the mid-June ceasefire formally over.
On Truth Social, Trump wrote that Iran requested that talks resume, but that the U.S. has made clear that the memorandum of understanding that paused hostilities is no longer in effect.
The announcement follows the most intense military exchange since the ceasefire began. The U.S. struck more than 170 Iranian coastal targets over two nights this week after Iran attacked three commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, which carries roughly 20% of the world’s oil supply.
Regional mediators, including Qatar and Pakistan, are working to bring both sides back to formal negotiations, though no date or venue has been confirmed.
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Housing Act Set to Become Law Without Trump’s Signature
President Trump said Friday he won’t sign a major bipartisan housing reform act, the most sweeping federal housing legislation in decades. But if he doesn’t actually veto the bill, it will become law today anyway.
Trump framed his refusal to sign as a protest against the Senate’s failure to pass the SAVE America Act, a strict voter ID bill that so far has lacked the votes to clear the chamber. He previously canceled a White House signing ceremony on the same grounds and has dismissed the housing bill as “a yawn.”
The housing legislation passed Congress with overwhelming bipartisan margin—85-5 in the Senate and 358-32 in the House—and aims to lower housing costs by streamlining environmental reviews, curbing corporate purchases of single-family homes, and expanding access to modular housing.
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Ranked: America’s Biggest Industries
Finance, including real estate, insurance, rental, and leasing, is America’s largest industry, generating $6.8 trillion in output in 2025, or 21.8% of the nation’s $31.4 trillion GDP, according to a ranking of the nation’s biggest industries.
Professional and business services ranked second at $4.1 trillion, according to Bureau of Economic Analysis data, meaning the top two sectors alone produced nearly 35% of all U.S. economic output.
Manufacturing was the largest goods-producing industry at $3 trillion, ahead of construction ($1.3 trillion), while agriculture and mining combined for just 2%. Government at all levels added $3.5 trillion. See the full ranking here.
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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, straight from the heart of the country. Clicking the link will take you directly to these stories:
➤ Researchers found that these daily habits can slow the body’s aging rate about as much as cutting your calorie intake by a quarter. (Hear More)
➤ Tyler Robinson declined to take the stand at the preliminary hearing in the Charlie Kirk murder case, and the next move rests with the judge. (Listen Now)
➤ China has announced plans for a space-and-ground network to spot dangerous asteroids before they reach Earth. (Podcast Available)
  
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➤ President Trump fired the two remaining Democrats on the Election Assistance Commission, citing authority from last month’s Supreme Court ruling. The last GOP member resigned at the same time, and it’s unclear if Trump will appoint replacements. (More)
➤ The White House is considering adding permanent fencing along Pennsylvania Avenue near Lafayette Square to bolster security and cut costs from repeatedly using temporary barriers. (More)
➤ Groups aligned with Democrats pulled over $6 million in Maine Senate ad spots days before a rape allegation against nominee Graham Platner became public, ad-tracking data shows. (More)
➤ The Pentagon released its fourth batch of UFO-related files Friday, including 40 new files of videos, documents, and images from the Defense Department, NASA, CIA, FBI and Energy Department. (More)
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Flying together with our sponsor
According to leading gut health expert and former heart surgeon Dr. Steven Gundry, there’s a handful of “health snacks” that are terrible for your waistline.
One of these foods is even considered a staple in every healthy diet.
Let’s see if you can guess which one it is:
A. Sourdough Bread
B. Cottage Cheese
C. Olives
This is critical news if your goal is to have a slimmer waistline.
Answer revealed here >>
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➤ Jannik Sinner swept Novak Djokovic 6-4, 6-4, 6-4, while Alexander Zverev defeated Arthur Fery in straight sets to set up tomorrow’s Wimbledon men’s final between the world’s top two players. (More)
➤ The Wimbledon women’s final is today between Czech players Karolína Muchová and Linda Nosková. It’s the first final between two players from the same nation since Serena and Venus Williams in 2009. (How to Watch)
➤ Scottie Scheffler missed the cut at the Scottish Open, ending a run of 78 consecutive made cuts that ranked as the fifth-longest streak in PGA Tour history. (More)
➤ NFL players are nearly four times as likely to die of neurodegenerative diseases like dementia and Parkinson’s than the general population, according to a study of nearly 20,000 players published this week. (More)
➤ Yesterday’s Results: World Cup | Wimbledon | MLB | WNBA | Golf | NWSL
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➤ Spain beat Belgium 2-1 on Friday after Mikel Merino pounced on a rebound in the 88th minute, knocking the ball past substitute Belgian goalkeeper Senne Lammens to win the quarterfinal match. Spain will face France in Tuesday’s World Cup semifinal. (Watch Goal)
➤ Two World Cup quarterfinals are set for today: Norway takes on England at 5 p.m. ET in Miami, and defending champion Argentina faces Switzerland at 9 p.m. ET in Kansas City. The semifinals begin Tuesday. (How to Watch)
➤ Norway striker Erling Haaland said his team’s chances of winning the World Cup are “really low,” but that all the pressure is on the English for their game today. (More)
➤ Team USA star Christian Pulisic suffered a microfracture and bone bruise in his right leg during the team’s 4-1 loss to Belgium in the round of 16. (More)
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 Daily Market Report 07/10/2026
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NASDAQ
National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations |
26,281.61 |
0.29%
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SPX
S&P 500 |
7,575.39 |
0.42%
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DJI
Dow Jones Industrial Average |
52,637.01 |
0.29%
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BTC
Bitcoin |
$63,816.49 |
0.99%
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GOLD
Per Ounce |
$4,119.90 |
-0.26%
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SILVER
Per Ounce |
$60.18 |
-0.33%
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OIL
West Texas Intermediate Crude |
$71.51 |
-0.79%
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Bitcoin, gold, silver, and oil are traded 24 hours a day.
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Flying together with our sponsor
According to leading gut health expert and former heart surgeon Dr. Steven Gundry, there’s one simple snack that yields a power punch for your microbiome.
This means you could potentially enjoy healthier digestion, less occasional bloating, and even a slimmer feeling physique.
Write this name down.
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➤ A Ryanair passenger was partially sucked out of a broken window during a flight from Greece to Germany before fellow travelers pulled him back inside, a witness said. (More)
➤ A Maryland man surprised his mother with a lottery ticket for her birthday after he saw that the ticket, which he bought using his mom’s favorite numbers, had won $50,030. (More)
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 Daily Quote
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“We immediately realized there had been a decompression. There were screams … The head and shoulders of one passenger were outside the window. Fortunately, he hadn’t taken off his seat belt.”
— Ryanair passenger describing what happened when a fellow passenger was partly sucked out of a broken window during a flight from Greece to Germany.
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 Today’s Trivia
Which iconic 1993 ad campaign debuted with a commercial about the Aaron Burr–Alexander Hamilton duel?
Show me the answer
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