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Good Morning! On this day in 1789, John Adams became the first Vice President of the United States, serving under President George Washington. Eight years later, he became the second president of the United States from March 4, 1797, to March 4, 1801. A bombshell new study just dropped on some of the biggest news platforms on the planet, and the findings are raising serious questions about what you're actually being shown, and what's quietly being hidden from you. We're talking about the world's largest news aggregators, and the data is striking. Right? Left? Conservative? Liberal? On today's episode of The Flyover Podcast, host Ayla Brown breaks down exactly what this report found, which platforms it calls out by name, and what it means for every American who thinks they're getting the full picture. Plus, where does The Flyover rank? We'll share that too. And we think you'll like the answer. Tune in. You're going to want to hear this one. Later today, watch for a quick note from our partner, Fisher Investments, with a free guide on one of retirement’s biggest questions: when the time is right to step away from work. Today’s sponsor, NativePath, is spotlighting a science-backed approach to bone health that goes beyond calcium, featuring a unique protein shown to significantly boost bone density in just months. |
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 Iran Ceasefire Set to Expire Today
President Trump on Monday said the ceasefire with Iran is "highly unlikely" to be extended, warning that if it expires Tuesday evening, "then lots of bombs start going off." The two-week truce has held since April 7, but tensions have escalated sharply in recent days. The U.S. Navy on Sunday fired on and seized an Iranian-flagged cargo ship, the Touska, in the Gulf of Oman after the vessel ignored six hours of warnings. Watch a video here. Iran's military called the seizure "armed piracy" and vowed retaliation, saying Washington violated the ceasefire. A U.S. delegation led by Vice President JD Vance, envoy Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner was heading to Islamabad on Monday for another round of talks, but Iran's foreign ministry said it has no plans to negotiate, accusing the U.S. of lacking seriousness. Trump told reporters the administration's demand is simple: "No nuclear weapons. Very simple. Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon." No tankers passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday. |
Most Common US Surnames Little Changed in Two CenturiesAmerica’s 15 most common last names continue to be dominated by surnames such as Smith and Johnson, though they've been joined this century by six predominantly Hispanic last names: Garcia, Gonzalez, Hernandez, Lopez, Martinez, and Rodriguez. Eight English and Welsh-origin surnames—Smith, Johnson, Williams, Brown, Jones, Miller, Davis, and Wilson—have held top-15 spots continuously since the first census in 1790, despite an 84-fold increase in population. The release also included first-name data for the first time since 1990. The five most common first names, Michael, John, James, David, and Robert, were all traditionally male because men share popular names at roughly twice the rate women do. |
Red Lobster's 'Endless Shrimp' Returns Despite BankruptcyRed Lobster on Monday brought back its Endless Shrimp promotion for the first time since the all-you-can-eat shrimp deal helped push the seafood chain into bankruptcy in 2024. The promotional offer, priced at $25, returns with five dishes, including a new "Marry Me Shrimp" in tomato cream sauce. The all-you-can-eat promotion previously cost Red Lobster $11 million in operational losses in just over three months in 2023, contributing to the company's $76 million net loss and eventual Chapter 11 filing that shuttered 130 restaurants. CEO Damola Adamolekun had initially ruled out bringing it back, joking last year that he knew "how to do math." But he said the company listened to persistent customer demand and restructured the limited-time, dine-in-only offer to work within the business today.
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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. Clicking the links will take you directly to these stories: ➤ Google, Apple News, and Yahoo were shown to have a clear left-leaning bias in a new study. (Hear Details) ➤ An explosion at a Pennsylvania home killed an Amish mother and her six children. (Hear Episode) ➤ A New Jersey neighborhood with an unusually high number of cancer cases is raising concerns. (Listen Now)   
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➤ The federal government began accepting refund claims Monday for roughly $166 billion in tariffs collected under emergency powers, after the Supreme Court struck down the duties in February. (More) ➤ Top Democrats this week are launching their in-person vetting of potential 2028 convention sites, with trips to the finalist cities: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Denver, and Philadelphia. (More) ➤ The Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear a challenge from the Archdiocese of Denver, which argues Colorado's universal preschool program unconstitutionally excludes Catholic schools because of their faith-based admissions policies. (More) ➤ The House Ethics Committee released a list of 28 sexual misconduct probes of legislators dating back to 1976, running from last week's resignations of Reps. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., and Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, to the late Rep. Wayne Hays, D-Ohio. (More) |
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➤ Tyler Reddick edged Kyle Larson in overtime at Kansas Speedway for his fifth NASCAR Cup Series win through nine races. He’s the first driver to do that since Dale Earnhardt in 1987. (More) ➤ The Buffalo Sabres secured their first NHL playoff win in 15 years by beating the Bruins 4-3 in Game One of their Playoff series. Game Two kicks off tonight. (More) ➤ Kenya's John Korir won his second straight Boston Marathon yesterday, finishing in 2:01:52 to break the course record by 70 seconds. (More) ➤ MVP candidate Victor Wembanyama scored 35 points during his NBA playoff debut with the Spurs, which included a spin-to-slam dunk over the defense just seven minutes into the game. (See Highlight) ➤ A coyote stole the show at the LPGA’s JM Eagle Championship this weekend by pouncing on a production microphone and trying to drag it off the golf course. (See Video) ➤ Yesterday's Results: NBA | NHL | MLB | NCAAB | NCAASB | Soccer Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Men, you've been misinformed. Men's skin is about 25% thicker than women's, but that doesn't translate to better aging—it means delayed collapse: heavier under-eye bags, more dark spots, and deeper wrinkles. Particle Face Cream was built to correct this. A 6-in-1 solution engineered for men's skin that reduces eye bags, dark spots, and wrinkles, restores firmness, and hydrates deeply. Use code FLYOVER20 for 20% off plus free shipping. |
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 Daily Market Report 04/20/2026
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NASDAQ
National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations |
24,404.39 |
-0.26%
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SPX
S&P 500 |
7,109.14 |
-0.24%
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DJI
Dow Jones Industrial Average |
49,442.56 |
-0.01%
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BTC
Bitcoin |
$76,329.03 |
3.35%
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GOLD
Per Ounce |
$4,834.10 |
-0.48%
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SILVER
Per Ounce |
$79.87 |
-2.29%
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OIL
West Texas Intermediate Crude |
$86.87 |
3.60%
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CAR
Avis Budget Group, Inc. |
$608.80 |
+23.27%
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Bitcoin, gold, silver, and oil are traded 24 hours a day. ➤ Big Stock Move: Avis Budget Group stock rose over 23% on Monday as short sellers moved to cover their positions. (More) ➤ Tim Cook announced Monday he will step down as Apple's CEO on Sept. 1 after nearly 15 years, handing the role to hardware chief John Ternus while staying on as executive chairman. (More) ➤ Jersey Mike's, the Blackstone-backed sandwich chain with more than 3,000 locations, confidentially filed for an IPO Monday that could value the company at $12 billion. (More) ➤ Maryland is set to become the first state to ban dynamic pricing in grocery stores, barring supermarkets from using technology to adjust prices throughout the day or show different prices to different customers, especially online. (More) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ What Comes After a $1.2B Exit? For two proven innovators, the answer was Edison Interactive. And it’s already modernizing 55,000+ screens across hotels and golf courses, earning $60M in revenue. But this is just the start. Get up to 10% bonus stock as an early-stage Edison investor today. (More) |
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➤ Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman posted an iPhone video of Earth disappearing behind the moon, a view only a handful of humans have ever witnessed, calling it "the most foreign seat in the cosmos." (See Video) ➤ Huawei beat Samsung and Apple to market with the first wide-style foldable phone, the Pura X Max, which starts at about $1,600. (See Phone) ➤ Danish researchers deciphered a 4,000-year-old clay tablet from ancient Iraq and found what may be the world's oldest beer receipt, documenting 71 liters of brew used to pay workers. (See Receipt) |
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➤ A rock, paper, scissors tournament at a New Jersey mall awarded $10,000 to a 29-year-old veterinary assistant who said his only strategy was trusting his gut. (More) ➤ A truck carrying about 1 million bees crashed on an interstate ramp in Knoxville, Tennessee, shutting down the exit while beekeepers in full gear corralled the swarm. (More) ➤ An NYPD officer on horseback chased down a suspect through New York City streets in a pursuit caught on video. (See Video) ➤ A marathon runner's premature celebration at the Delaware Marathon on Sunday cost him the win when another runner surged past in the final moment, winning by less than a second. (See Video) Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Serena Williams wasn't using injections. She was using a simple morning gelatin ritual that triggers your body's natural production of GLP-1 and GIP, the exact hormones Ozempic tries to replicate with a syringe. No prescription. No side effects. No $1,200/month. Women are reporting 14+ pounds gone in 10 days. Clothes falling off by week two. All from one small cube, every morning. See how the gelatin trick works (and why doctors won't tell you about it) |
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"Beer was the beverage of choice in Mesopotamia. In fact, to be a Mesopotamian was to drink beer.” — Tate Paulette, an associate history professor at North Carolina State University, after the discovery of a 4,000-year-old receipt for beer. |
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