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 | Sunday, January 25, 2026 | | | Good Morning! On this day in 1924, the first Winter Olympics took place in Chamonix, France, lasting 11 days. Sixteen countries participated in 16 events, including figure skating, speed skating, hockey, curling, and bobsledding. The CB radio, once the realm of truckers swapping highway intel, moved into the mainstream in the 1970s, allowing everyday folks to take part in the romance of the road. The fascination faded after a few years, as shown in today's Whatever Happened To... segment. There are just seven days left for you to become an investor in The Flyover. Don't worry—it's simple! Just click here. Today's sponsor is The Voice of the Martyrs, offering a free copy of Valentine: God's Courageous Evangelist to share the true story of the Christian faith behind Valentine's Day with your family. | | | |  Massive Winter Storm Surges Across U.S.
A massive winter storm continued its trek across the U.S. on Saturday, threatening to knock out power and cause catastrophic ice accumulations. The storm is expected to keep dangerously cold air over more than half the U.S. through the weekend, with snow, ice, and frigid temperatures raising risks of power outages and lingering icy roads. Areas at the center of the storm, including parts of Kentucky and Virginia, could see as much as two feet of snow between Saturday and Monday. Major cities, including New York City, Boston, and Oklahoma City, could see between 12 and 18 inches of snow. Airlines canceled nearly 13,000 flights this weekend due to snow, ice, high winds, and bitter cold, prompting carriers to waive change and cancellation fees nationwide. | Iran Cautions U.S. After Warship Buildup The commander of Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard on Saturday warned that his force is "more ready than ever, finger on the trigger," as U.S. warships head toward the Middle East. Tension remains high between Iran and the U.S. in the wake of a bloody crackdown on protests that began on Dec. 28, triggered by the collapse of Iran's currency, and swept the country for about two weeks. President Trump has said an American "armada" is heading toward the Middle East and that the U.S. is monitoring Iran closely. The aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln and several guided-missile destroyers are due to arrive in the Middle East in the coming days. The president has previously threatened to take action against Iran if they execute protesters. Weeks of anti-government protests in Iran have resulted in more than 3,300 deaths following clashes with Iran's security forces. | NFL Championship Games Today The NFL playoffs are down to the final four contenders as the league's conference championship games begin today, determining who'll play two weeks from now in the Super Bowl. In the AFC, the New England Patriots take on the Broncos in Denver. In the NFC, it's the Los Angeles Rams against the Seattle Seahawks in Seattle. In the AFC contest, the Broncos are without starting quarterback Bo Nix following his season-ending ankle injury against the Bills last week. Backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham will be thrown into the fire against a Patriots team led by quarterback Drake Maye. In the NFC, the Rams visit the top-seeded Seahawks for a third meeting after splitting the regular-season series. Here's how to watch.
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The Christian Martyr Behind Valentine's Day On Valentine's Day, we celebrate love with chocolates, cards, and gifts to show affection. But how much do we know about the man this day is named after? The story of how a Christian priest named Valentinus inspired this holiday begins with soldiering, marriage, and a cold-hearted emperor. During the third century, the Roman emperor Claudius II (also called "Claudius the Cruel") struggled to recruit soldiers as they were required to fight for at least 25 years. Many young men were unwilling to leave their loved ones, so Claudius banned all marriages and engagements. In response, couples went underground with the help of Valentinus, who secretly married soldiers to their betrothed. Eventually, Valentinus was caught and condemned for treason. He was beaten with clubs and killed on February 14 around the year 269. More than 200 years later, Pope Gelasius established the holiday on February 14 to honor the courageous faith of Valentinus. Special Offer: Share this inspiring story with your children. Request your FREE copy of Valentine: God's Courageous Evangelist today. | |  | | ➤ Former world No. 1 women's tennis player Naomi Osaka withdrew from her third-round match at the Australian Open yesterday due to an abdominal injury. (More) ➤ Meanwhile, world No. 4 men's tennis player Novak Djokovic narrowly avoided disqualification at the Australian Open after angrily hitting a ball in the direction of a ballkid during his match against Botic Van de Zandschulp. (Watch Video) ➤ Mike McCarthy agreed to become the Pittsburgh Steelers' head coach, replacing Mike Tomlin 16 years after Super Bowl XLV and becoming the franchise's oldest coach at 62. (More) ➤ Two-time NBA MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo is expected to miss significant time with a calf injury, with his return timeline to be determined after an MRI. (More) ➤ The Buffalo Bills scheduled an interview with NFL legend Philip Rivers for a head coaching job, a move that would make him the third coach without college or pro experience. (More) ➤ Yesterday's Results: NBA | NHL | NCAAM | NCAAW | Soccer | Tennis | PGA Flying together with our sponsor ➤ Doctors say hearing aids may soon be a thing of the past. Harvard researchers believe they've identified what really triggers hearing loss—and it isn't age, genetics, or other health issues. This new approach targets the root cause, helping restore hearing without aids, risky drugs, or surgery. (LEARN MORE) | |  |  Weekly Market Report Previous Week
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(LEARN MORE) | | | | Flying together with our sponsor The Martyr Behind Valentine's Day Valentine's Day is filled with cards and candy, but its origins are a powerful story children should know. Valentinus was a Christian priest who lived under Emperor Claudius II, who banned marriages in an attempt to strengthen his army. Knowing marriage was an institution designed by God, Valentinus secretly married soldiers to their loved ones. Valentinus was caught and arrested, then executed on February 14 around the year 269. Centuries later, Pope Gelasius declared February 14 a day to honor the courageous life of Valentinus. Help your children discover the inspiring story behind Valentine's Day and learn about faith, courage, and standing firm in God's truth. Special Offer: Request your FREE copy of Valentine: God's Courageous Evangelist today. | |  | | ➤ A Border Patrol agent in Minneapolis fatally shot an armed man Saturday after he approached officers with a 9mm semi-automatic handgun during an operation targeting a suspected illegal immigrant with a criminal history. (More) ➤ President Trump said a secret weapon he's not allowed to talk about but calls "The Discombobulator" disabled Venezuelan defenses during a Jan. 3 U.S. raid that captured President Nicolas Maduro. (More) ➤ In other administration news, President Trump threatened a 100% tariff on Canadian goods if Canada strikes a trade deal with China, saying he will not allow Canada to serve as a U.S. entry point for Chinese goods. (More) ➤ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said trilateral talks with Russia and the United States in Abu Dhabi produced constructive discussions on possible parameters for ending the war, with more talks possible next week. 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(LEARN MORE) | |  | | Whatever happened to CB radio? In the mid-'70s, citizens band radio (CB) felt like the internet you could hold in your hand. For the price of a rig and an antenna, anyone could join the chatter—no operator, no long distance, no permission. It started for practical reasons: truckers swapping road intel, weather warnings, and bear reports in real time. Then America discovered the romance—handles, call signs, and a rolling fraternity stitched together by Channel 19. Pop culture poured gasoline on it. Movies like Convoy helped fuel a trucker-song boom, and endless "breaker breaker" and "10-4" catchphrases turned CB into a national inside joke—part rebellion, part neighborliness, part performance. For a few years, the airwaves were crowded with good-natured chaos and CB slang terms: late-night laughs, flirtation, tall tales, and the small thrill of being heard by strangers you'd never meet. It made loneliness feel temporary. And then it thinned out. The novelty wore off, interference and noise piled up, and newer, clearer tools arrived—cell phones for direct calls, later the internet for wireless communities that didn't fade at the county line. CB didn't die so much as shrink back to its roots. Truckers still use it, off-roaders still rely on it, and hobbyists still chase that warm hiss and sudden voice from nowhere. Today, the craze lives mostly as nostalgia: chrome microphones, whip antennas, and a slang dictionary that instantly time-travels you to a dashboard at dusk. Key up, listen, and for a second, the 1970s answer back. Have you used a CB radio while driving down the highway? Let us know your experience by replying to this email. | |  | | Guy Fieri ditched his Flavortown persona, surprising fans on his 58th birthday with a clean-shaven, toned-down look that even had his son joking he was selling insurance.  | |  | | How many TV channels did you grow up with? - 1-4
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