Less Than Four Days Left to Invest in The Flyover

In four days, our investment window will be closed.

Not next month.
Not “sometime soon.”
Four days.

So instead of telling you why we think you should invest in The Flyover, we’ll do something different.

Here are the Top 4 Reasons to Invest—starting with one we didn’t write ourselves.

When we asked ChatGPT (AI) why someone should invest in The Flyover, here is what it said.

It didn’t talk about hype or buzz. It pointed to something rare:

A fast-growing, profitable, reader-first media company—built outside legacy media, without billionaire-corporate backing, and owned by its audience.

That’s not marketing fluff. That’s an objective read of our business.

Most “new media” companies:

• Lose money
• Chase clicks
• Depend on venture capital
• Answer to advertisers first

The Flyover is profitable, growing, and reader-owned. We focus on trust, clarity, and consistency, not outrage or algorithms.

This combination is rare. And it’s working.

Americans don’t trust the news and for good reason.

Legacy media has:

• Chosen narratives over facts
• Divided audiences for attention
• Optimized for outrage instead of understanding

The Flyover exists to change that. We deliver fact-first, unbiased news to millions of readers who want information, not indoctrination.

This isn’t just an investment. It’s a vote for a better media model.

This part is simple math.

We’re about 88% full. That leaves fewer than 400 spots before the round closes. Permanently.

When it’s full, it’s full. No extensions. No waitlist guarantees.

If you’ve been thinking, watching, or meaning to “circle back”—now is the moment.

Four days left.
Fewer than 400 spots.
A profitable, growing media company changing how Americans consume news.

Invest in The Flyover before the window closes.

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:

➤ ICE officers are expected to assist with security at upcoming Milano Cortina Winter Olympics. (Hear Details)

➤ President Trump raised tariffs on South Korea after it stalled a trade deal. (Hear Episode)

➤ San Francisco is on the lookout after a mountain lion was spotted roaming residential streets. (Listen Now)

➤ A federal judge in Minnesota ordered the acting head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to personally appear at a hearing Friday to defend against contempt of court charges. (More)

➤ Rep. Vern Buchanan, R-Fla., announced his retirement Tuesday after nearly 20 years in Congress, making him the third Florida Republican to opt against seeking reelection in the House. (More)

➤ Democrat Eleanor Holmes Norton, 88, also announced Tuesday that she’s retiring after her current term in Congress as the delegate from Washington, D.C., just days after her campaign filed a termination report without explanation. (More)

➤ Prediction platforms Kalshi and Polymarket are betting that the federal government will shut down this weekend. According to Kalshi’s market data, traders assign a 75% chance that the shutdown begins on Saturday, up 64 percentage points over the last two days. (More)

Ending Contracts That Outlive You

Some timeshare agreements are written to last a lifetime and even pass obligations to children. Clients are often surprised to learn this, and our process ensures the burden ends with you. These contracts can create stress not only for owners, but also for future generations who never agreed to take them on.

By securing a legal and permanent exit with the Stonegate Firm, families can protect their loved ones from inheriting unwanted financial obligations.

The Stonegate Firm has helped thousands of families achieve peace of mind through permanent cancellation.

Protect your family’s future. See if your timeshare qualifies for cancellation

➤ No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz beat No. 6 Alex de Minaur to advance to his first Australian Open semifinal. He’ll play last year’s runner-up, Alexander Zverev, in tomorrow’s semifinal match. (More)

➤ No. 3 Coco Gauff was caught on video smashing her tennis racket onto a concrete ramp after suffering an upset loss to Elina Svitolina in the Australian Open quarterfinal yesterday. (See Video)

➤ Ten teams were featured from the SEC on this week’s Women’s AP Top 25 Poll—the most from one conference in the rankings’ 50-year history. (More)

➤ The Buffalo Bills announced yesterday they’ve promoted offensive coordinator Joe Brady to become their next head coach. (More)

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

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➤ Big Stock Move: Redwire stock shot up nearly 30% on Tuesday after the defense technology company won a major missile shield contract. (More)

➤ Several health-care companies plunged in value Tuesday after the Trump administration proposed minimal rate increases of less than 1% for Medicare Advantage insurers. Humana dropped more than 20% in early trading, while UnitedHealth Group lost nearly 19%. (More)

➤ United Parcel Service plans to cut up to 30,000 workers this year as it moves to reduce costs, the delivery giant’s chief financial officer said Tuesday. (See Details)

➤ Amazon is shuttering its Amazon-branded grocery stores and automated grab-and-go markets, eliminating two centerpieces of its push into physical retail. (More)

Contracts That Last A Lifetime (And Beyond)

Some timeshare contracts are written to last forever, with no natural end date. That means owners could be responsible for rising fees for life, and in some cases, the burden can even be passed down to their children. Instead of offering flexibility, these contracts trap families in obligations they never expected. What once seemed like a vacation plan quickly turns into a generational financial strain.

With years of proven legal expertise, Stonegate has become a trusted leader in timeshare exits.

Curious if your contract could be canceled for good? Take our quick quiz and get answers in minutes!

➤ The four astronauts of NASA’s Artemis 2 moon mission entered quarantine Friday in Houston, keeping the historic moon launch on track for potential liftoff as early as Feb. 6. (See Details)

➤ Scientists discovered early signs of dementia hidden in Terry Pratchett’s novels by analyzing his language use, finding a statistically significant decline in adjective diversity that first appeared almost 10 years before his formal diagnosis. (See Details)

➤ A new study found people who still have at least one natural tooth are significantly more likely to reach age 100, with researchers discovering that 82.3% of centenarians in the study had retained teeth compared to only 17.7% who had lost all their teeth. (See Details)

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➤ Brooklyn Beckham’s public split from his parents, David and Victoria Beckham, highlights how weddings often escalate family tensions, with experts saying milestone events function as family pressure cookers. (See Details)

➤ Here’s how to train your brain to not only do hard things but actually to like them, according to a psychiatrist. (Read How)

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➤ Americans rated 2025 as only a 5.3 year on average, on a scale of 1-10, with a quarter calling it poor, though seven in 10 felt they grew as a person in some way, according to a new poll. (See Poll)

➤ Olympic snowboarder Shaun White took advantage of Winter Storm Fern to hit makeshift slopes in New York City’s Central Park, pulling tricks for onlookers and performing a flip over two comedians. (Watch Tricks)

➤ A bookstore in China used 400,000 custom hand-cut bricks to create a mesmerizing interior with spiral staircases and science fiction-inspired arched reading rooms. (See Bookstore)

Do you think people ever really change?

1. Yes
2. No
3. I wish

Yesterday’s Results:

Should winter storms get names?

1. Just give the forecast: 44%
2. No, it’s hype: 27%
3. Yes, it’s helpful: 18%
4. Only if it’s official: 11%

Today’s Trivia

How was the Slinky invented? 

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