Good Morning! On this date in 1953, British beekeeper Edmund Hillary and lead sherpa Tenzing Norgay became the first climbers to reach the summit of Mt. Everest. (See Photo)
In today’s Flyover, we have an item about summer and inspirational quotes. Every now and then, everyone needs a quick pick-me-up. So, to our readers, be kind to others, yourself, and remember the words of Dolly Parton, “If you don’t like the road you’re walking, start paving another one.”
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DNC to Virtually Nominate Biden
The Democratic National Committee plans to virtually nominate President Biden ahead of the party’s August convention, allowing Biden to appear on the November ballot in Ohio.
Ohio law requires political parties to certify presidential nominees 90 days before November’s election. However, the DNC scheduled its convention for August 19-22, more than a week after Ohio’s August 7 deadline.
A DNC committee is expected to meet next week and approve the virtual proceedings, and all members will vote on the change sometime before Ohio’s August 7 ballot deadline.
The DNC’s announcement was made on the same day that Ohio’s Republican governor called a special legislative session to address the issue.
T-Mobile to Buy U.S. Cellular for $4.4 Billion
T-Mobile agreed to purchase U.S. Cellular’s wireless operations, customers, stores, and select spectrum assets for $4.4 billion Tuesday, with the deal expected to close next year.
The acquisition will provide customers from both companies with increased coverage and connection capabilities, especially people in rural parts of the country.
U.S. Cellular will retain ownership of an estimated 4,400 cellular towers, extend T-Mobile’s current leases on 600 towers, and provide T-Mobile an option to lease a minimum of 2,100 additional towers.
U.S. Cellular’s stock jumped more than 2% Tuesday morning on news of the deal.
Housing: What $200,000 Buys in Every State
A new real estate analysis shows the size of a house you can buy with $200,000 in every U.S. state. In the most expensive states, it’s about the size of a single hotel room.
In Hawaii, $200,000 will buy 276 square feet, and in California, it’ll get you 425 square feet. On the other end of the scale, it’ll buy 1,538 square feet in West Virginia.
For context, the median size among all U.S. homes for sale is 1,840 square feet. The list includes the median price per square foot in each state and the median size of listed homes. You can find your state here.
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➤ Closing arguments in Donald Trump’s so-called hush money criminal trial began Tuesday morning and continued well into the evening as the jury agreed to stay late and hear summations. (See Details)
➤A U.S. District Judge denied a Justice Department request for a new gag order on Donald Trump in his classified documents case. The judge said Trump’s lawyers needed more time to review the Friday filing. (More)
➤ Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue the war against Hamas despite an Israeli retaliatory strike that killed at least 45 people Sunday and drew international condemnation. (More)
➤ U.S. congressional delegates met with Lai Ching-te, Taiwan’s new president, on Monday and reassured the island nation that the U.S. would send weapons as threats from China increased. (More)
If you cook with or consume olive oil, it is very important that you read this carefully.
There is a common risk that Americans are taking every time they cook with or consume olive oil.
The truth is, most Americans have no idea where their olive oil comes from or the quality of their oil, so they have no clue what they are eating.
A lot of olive oil sold in stores could be old and spoiled, and now you’re potentially just eating unhealthy fat without receiving any of the nutritional benefits.
➤ The Boston Celtics completed a four-game sweep of the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference finals Monday to advance to their second NBA Finals appearance in three seasons. (More)
➤ A member of the Cincinnati Reds ground crew fell and was covered by an infield trap during a rain delay Sunday, forcing her to army-crawl her way out. (See Video)
➤ Golfer Lexi Thompson, who turned pro at 15 years old and won 15 tour events, announced that she will retire at age 29 from full-time golf after the 2024 LPGA season. (More)
➤ An Indiana high school outfielder made a leaping, home run-saving catch in the ninth inning Monday, saving a no-hitter and a Westfield High 1-0 victory. (See Video)
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➤ Big Stock Move: Insmed shares more than doubled on Tuesday, shooting up 118% on news that its test trial of a drug treating a rare lung disease was successful. (More)
➤ The Nasdaq index closed at a record level on Tuesday, fueled by Nvidia shares jumping 7 percent. The Nasdaq rose 0.59% to 17,019.88, passing the 17,000 level for the first time. (More)
➤ U.S. consumer confidence rose in May after three straight months of decline, but worries about inflation and high interest rates continue to persist. (See Details)
➤ A new study found that high-paying remote jobs fell by 60% over the past year, while hybrid job availability fell by 95%, signs that more companies are requiring workers in the office five days a week. (More)
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➤ Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS, “the comet of the year,” is already visible through large telescopes. It’s expected to intensify and become as luminous as Venus in the night sky in October. (See Photos)
➤ NASA has partnered with Howe Industries to develop a new pulsed plasma rocket that has the potential to reach 500,000 mph and significantly shorten a trip to Mars. (See Image)
➤ The Earth may experience another solar storm in early June as the hyperactive sunspot cluster, responsible for the vivid auroras earlier this month, rotates back into view. (See Images)
➤ A new review of studies on happiness identified nine effective, science-based strategies for increasing your happiness. (See Strategies)
➤ Body languagecan be crucial for effective communication, and one expert has two tips for improving your skills. The key is to be “big, balanced, and still.” (See Tips)
➤ Summer begins this week, and with it memories of beaches, pools, and just generally kicking back and relaxing. Here are some of our favorite inspirational quotes about the warmest season. (See Quotes)
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➤An Ohio billionaire created a two-person deep-sea submersible to explore the Titanic wreckage site and demonstrate the safety of submarines following the OceanGate vessel’s tragic implosion last year. (See Images)
➤The Grateful Dead honored the late Bill Walton on social media Monday, calling the NBA legend the “biggest deadhead ever.” (See Images)
➤Dental experts warn that bread, pasta, and dried fruit are among the worst foods for teeth due to their tendency to stick to and between teeth, trapping sugars and producing decay. (More)
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