Thursday, January 8, 2026

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Are you one of the millions of Amazon Prime users who may be eligible for a refund? (Hear Details)

The Knoxville Symphony was sued after a clarinet job offer was allegedly withdrawn because of the applicant’s DEI views. (Hear Episode)

A Georgia resident claimed the eighth-largest jackpot in Mega Millions history. (How Much?)

  

Politics

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he plans to meet with Danish officials next week after the Trump administration renewed its interest in Greenland, a self-governing territory of Denmark. (More)

Meanwhile, new CBS News anchor Tony Dokoupil ended the network’s evening newscast Tuesday with an unusual “salute” to Rubio. “Whatever you think of his politics, you’ve got to admit it’s an impressive resume,” Dokoupil said. (More)

President Trump’s approval is now higher than that of 43rd President George W. Bush and 44th President Barack Obama when compared to the same period during each leader’s second term, according to Newsweek’s polling average. (See Details)

➤ Michael Reagan, the son of former President Ronald Reagan and a conservative political commentator, died in Los Angeles at age 80 following a battle with cancer. (See Details)

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis called a special session of the state legislature to consider congressional redistricting, beginning in mid-April after the regular session ends. (More)

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Board-Certified Surgeon Reveals What Really Causes Swollen Legs

Swollen legs are often attributed to aging, excessive salt intake, or weight gain.

But board-certified surgeon Dr. John Jairo says that’s not the entire story.

After almost 35 years of treating patients, he discovered the real culprit: tiny cellular pumps in your lymphatic system that push fluid out of your legs.

When these pumps break down, toxic fluid becomes trapped in your legs, ankles, and feet, causing them to swell up like balloons. And compression socks, leg elevation, and diet changes don’t fix the broken pumps.

That’s why Dr. Jairo developed what he calls the “2-Second Edema Flush.” A simple nighttime method that supports these pumps, allowing your body to release trapped fluid while you sleep.

Many people report waking up with lighter legs, less tightness, and improved comfort after making this small change.

Click here to watch Dr. Jairo explain how this natural lymphatic method works.

Sports

➤ No. 6 Ole Miss football plays No. 10 Miami tonight in the Fiesta Bowl for a spot in the national championship game later this month. The Rebels enter as 3.5-point underdogs in the matchup. (How to Watch)

➤ In men’s basketball, Auburn hit a nearly half-court shot at the end of regulation to beat Texas A&M, only for officials to wave it off for being after the buzzer. The Aggies won 90-88. (See Highlight)

➤ The Texas Longhorns lead all teams in the country with a $23 million transfer portal budget, followed by Ohio State ($20 million), Oregon ($19 million), and Texas A&M ($18.5 million). (See Full List)

➤ Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson will enter the 2026 NFL Draft, forgoing his final year of eligibility with the Crimson Tide. (More)

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

Finance

Trend Line Daily Market Report   01/07/2026

NASDAQ
National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations
23,584.28
0.16%
SPX
S&P 500
6,920.93
-0.34%
DJI
Dow Jones Industrial Average
48,996.08
-0.94%
BTC
Bitcoin
$90,894.43
-3.02%
GOLD
Per Ounce
$4,465.70
-0.37%
RGC
Regencell Bioscience Holdings
$52.88
+60.10%
Bitcoin and gold are traded 24 hours a day.

➤ Big Stock Move: Regencell Bioscience stock soared 60% on Wednesday, driven by optimistic market sentiment. (More)

President Trump said he’s taking steps to ban large institutional investors from buying single-family homes, arguing that corporate ownership has helped push housing further out of reach for everyday Americans. (See Details)

Alaska Airlines is ordering more than 100 Boeing jets, its largest purchase ever, including 105 yet-to-be-certified Boeing 737 Max 10 jets and five 787-10 Dreamliners. (More)

➤ Warner Bros. Discovery released a letter Wednesday rejecting a sweetened revised offer from Paramount, declaring it would stick with its signed agreement to be acquired by Netflix. (More)

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The Overlooked Cause of Swollen Legs and Ankles

Most people think swollen legs are just a natural part of aging.

However, board-certified surgeon Dr. John Jairo suggests that a sluggish lymphatic system may be the underlying issue.

When tiny cellular pumps in your lymphatic system break down, fluid accumulates in your lower body, leading to heaviness, tightness, and swelling that never fully subside.

That’s why Dr. Jairo developed the “2-Second Edema Flush.”

This simple nighttime method supports lymph drainage while you sleep, helping your body naturally release trapped fluid overnight.

Many people say their legs feel lighter and more comfortable after using it.

>> Watch this short video to see how it works

Science & Technology

➤ The Consumer Electronics Show 2026 showcased bizarre tech, including a holographic anime desk companion that watches you with a built-in camera, musical lollipops that play through bone conduction while in your mouth, and an AI baby panda robot designed to combat loneliness in elderly adults. (See Gadgets)

➤ A photographer in Shanghai captured a stunning composite image of the International Space Station passing in front of January’s Wolf Moon. (See Image)

➤ For the first time in 55 years, scientists from MIT and Harvard Medical School successfully synthesized a fungal compound with cancer-fighting potential that was previously impossible to produce in the lab. (See Details)

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Throwback Thursday

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A collection of vintage photos traces the evolution of swimsuits from 1875 to the 1990s, highlighting how fashion and social norms have changed over time. (See Swimsuits)

A Harvard linguist explained that older generations use ellipses in texts because they grew up separating thoughts with “dot dot dot” to save space on postcards and letters. Today’s unlimited texting has made ellipses redundant, which is why younger generations interpret them as hesitation or passive-aggressiveness rather than simple thought separation. (See Details)

A photo collection features 20 images of ice skating from the late 1800s through the mid-1900s, offering scenes ranging from kids learning to skate in Nebraska in 1893 to couples gliding near the Lincoln Memorial or dancing on the ice in London. (See Ice Skating)

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Et Cetera

➤ Winter storm warnings have been issued for five states, as up to 35 inches of snow and high winds are expected to impact Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Idaho, and Montana from Tuesday through Thursday. (More)

➤ Eighty-year-old Circo’s Pastry Shop in Brooklyn is selling giant cannolis weighing 4 to 5 pounds, described as “the size of a teacup poodle,” for $100 each. (See Cannoli)

➤ NYC’s first lady, Rama Duwaji, has inspired young women to copy her signature haircut, dubbed the “Rama,” which falls somewhere between a bob and pixie. (See Rama)

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Which local news information do you care about the most?

  1. Weather
  2. Sports
  3. Roads
  4. Schools
  5. Crime
  6. Government
  7. Other
 

Yesterday’s Results:

Which classic Girl Scout cookie is your favorite?

  1. Thin Mints: 27%
  2. Samoas: 18%
  3. Peanut Butter Patties: 15%
  4. Trefoils: 12%
  5. Lemon-Ups: 10%
  6. Other: 10%
  7. Toffee-tastic: 8%

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“This ship, with a nefarious history, is part of a Russian-Iranian axis of sanctions evasion which is fueling terrorism, conflict, and misery from the Middle East to Ukraine.” 

—  U.K. Defence Secretary John Healey, on the seizure of a Russian-flagged oil tanker attempting to evade U.S. sanctions. 

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