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 | Wednesday, March 25, 2026 | | | Good Morning! On this day in 1934, golfer Horton Smith, 25, claimed victory by one stroke at the first Augusta National Invitation Tournament, now known as The Masters Tournament. Smith won again two years later, making him the first two-time Masters winner. This year's tournament tees off on April 9. NASA just announced plans to build a permanent base on the moon, committing $20 billion over seven years in the biggest shake-up to America's space program in decades. It's all in today's lead story. 🌅We've been working on something big, and in one week's time, the first edition of The California Flyover comes out. Do you live in the Golden State or know somebody who does? Click here to sign up. Today's partner, LMNT, is one we're especially excited to share. With temperatures rising across much of the country, it's starting to feel like summer again. Hot weather has a way of exposing one simple issue: most people aren't as hydrated as they think. That's why LMNT has become a go-to for many Flyover staff members. | | | |  NASA Plans $20 Billion Moon Base
NASA announced Tuesday that it would spend $20 billion over seven years to build a permanent base on the moon's surface, pausing previous plans for an orbiting lunar station. The agency will repurpose components from that Lunar Gateway station, already largely built by contractors, to build a surface base instead. The plan will unfold in three phases, beginning with robotic landers and new technology testing, then semi-habitable infrastructure, and finally long-duration crew quarters. NASA also revealed plans to develop an entirely new spacecraft designed to reach Mars. The aggressive timeline comes as China pushes toward its own 2030 moon landing, with SpaceX and Blue Origin still working to complete lunar landers under contract. | FedEx Enters Same-Day Delivery War FedEx is jumping into the same-day delivery war, launching a service to rival Amazon and Walmart as major retailers battle over who can get packages to doorsteps fastest. The new FedEx SameDay Local, built with last-mile partner OneRail, will offer shoppers two-hour or end-of-day delivery options directly at checkout. OneRail’s platform covers nearly 99% of the country and plugs into retailers' existing store networks without requiring new infrastructure. The move comes a week after Amazon rolled out one-hour and three-hour shipping windows in hundreds of U.S. cities, while Walmart already offers three-hour delivery reaching 95% of U.S. households. FedEx says it’s betting on demand: 80% of customers surveyed want same-day shipping, and nearly half say they're more likely to complete a purchase if it's included. | Survey: America's Perfect Fast-Food Plate A new survey of 2,000 adults found that the ideal American fast-food meal pulls from multiple chains: a Burger King burger, a Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich, McDonald's fries and chicken nuggets, and a Dairy Queen milkshake. Regional tastes vary. In-N-Out beats both Burger King and Wendy's for best burger out West, Midwesterners favor Arby's curly fries, and Raising Cane's ranks highly across the Southwest. The average respondent spends about $12 on a fast-food meal but believes it should cost about a third less. Americans have stuck with their favorite items for an average of 16 years.
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➤ The first two rounds of March Madness saw a 5% viewership boost from last year to this year, culminating in the tournament's best TV ratings since CBS and TNT began showing all games in 2011. (More) ➤ Arkansas basketball's Darius Acuff Jr. signed a signature shoe deal with Reebok, becoming the first NCAA men's athlete to do so while still being in college. He's also Reebok's first signature shoe athlete since John Wall in the 2010s. (More) ➤ No. 2 Iowa women's basketball was upset by No. 10 Virginia, making them the only No. 2 seed not to advance to the Sweet 16. (See Full Bracket) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Discover premium hemp-derived products designed to help you relax, unwind, and support overall wellness. TribeTokes offers high-quality, carefully crafted options for those looking to elevate their daily routine. Plus, for a limited time, take advantage of their current sale and stock up while savings last. (SHOP NOW)
| |  |  Daily Market Report 03/24/2026
| ▼ | NASDAQ
National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations | 21,761.89 | -0.84% | | ▼ | SPX
S&P 500 | 6,556.37 | -0.37% | | ▼ | DJI
Dow Jones Industrial Average | 46,124.06 | -0.18% | | ▼ | BTC
Bitcoin | $69,333.66 | -2.23% | | ▼ | GOLD
Per Ounce | $4,398.80 | -0.12% | | ▲ | SILVER
Per Ounce | $69.71 | 0.96% | | ▲ | OIL
West Texas Intermediate Crude | $91.88 | 4.26% | | ▼ | IBRX
ImmunityBio, Inc. | $7.41 | -21.12% | Bitcoin, gold, silver, and oil are traded 24 hours a day. ➤ Big Stock Move: ImmunityBio stock dropped over 21% on Tuesday after the U.S. Food & Drug Administration sent the company a warning letter saying it made "false and misleading” statements about one of its drugs. (More) ➤ A New Mexico jury decided Tuesday that Meta knowingly harmed children’s mental health and concealed what it knew about child sexual exploitation, ending a nearly seven week trial as jurors in California continue deliberating whether Meta and YouTube should be liable in a similar case. (See Details) ➤ Elon Musk’s Boring Company has chosen three cities where it will build free underground Loop tunnels: New Orleans, Baltimore, and Dallas. The three were selected from 487 submissions in Boring's Tunnel Vision Challenge. (More) ➤ Estée Lauder confirmed merger talks with Spanish perfume maker Puig, a deal that would unite brands like MAC, Clinique, and Jean Paul Gaultier in a company valued at over $40 billion. (More) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Money is tight, and rising prices make cutting back feel overwhelming. The good news? You don’t need to change everything at once. Start small—pick one or two strategies from our list today. Even a simple adjustment can help free up extra cash and make your finances feel more manageable. | |  | | ➤ A green fireball streaked across Northern California on Sunday, the third meteor spotted over the U.S. in six days, drawing more than 200 eyewitness reports from three states. (See Video) ➤ New Hubble images of the Crab Nebula reveal the supernova remnant's filaments have been expanding at 3.4 million mph over the past 25 years, nearly a millennium after the original explosion. (See Images) ➤ Honey bees perform their food-directing "waggle dance" with less precision when fewer hive mates are watching, a finding researchers say shows the insects adjust their communication based on the audience. (See Study) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Statins May Be Helping… and Hurting. Statins are meant to protect your heart, but they can also block something your body desperately needs. CoQ10 fuels every cell, from your brain to your muscles. As you age, or if you take statins, your CoQ10 levels can plummet up to 40%, leaving you tired, foggy, and drained. Click here to discover the right form of CoQ10 you need to support you today. Learn more | |  | | 
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