The Flyover Funding Round is Closing

We want to share this with Flyover readers directly.

Our current investment round is closing next month, and we believe it will fill. More than 60% is already subscribed, and once it’s closed, this opportunity will be gone.

That’s why we are making a strong end-of-year push, because we’d love to welcome as many Flyover reader-owners as possible before the end of 2025.

An End-of-Year Bonus for Readers

To make that easier, we’re extending our bonus shares through the New Year:

• +10% End-of-Year Bonus Shares
• +5% Reader Bonus Shares
  → 15% total bonus shares, with additional bonuses available for larger investments

This bonus is available only while shares remain and is part of this year-end push.

What Early Investors Have Already Made Possible

Reader-owners have helped The Flyover truly take off in 2025:

• Over $3.1 million invested
• More than 2,100 investors
• Reader growth from ~1.5M to 3.6M+ in one year
• 73% year-over-year revenue growth
• 88% year-over-year gross profit growth
• Podcast launched from zero to nearly 500,000 monthly views and listens

That growth wasn’t accidental. It came from readers stepping up and backing a different kind of media company.

Why This Matters

Legacy media is losing trust, audience, and relevance—doubling down on bias, spin, and click-driven outrage.

The Flyover is doing the opposite.

In 2025, we put legacy media on notice—by creating one of the fastest-growing fact-first, common-sense news sources in America for those who are tired of being lectured to and manipulated.

If you believe news should inform, not inflame…

If The Flyover has become part of your daily routine…

If you want to help build the alternative millions are looking for…

Today is your opportunity to become an owner before the end of the year and before this round closes next month.

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This round closes next month. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by.

UVA Names 10th President

The University of Virginia promoted from within by naming its business school’s dean as its next president. Scott Beardsley has led UVA’s Darden School since 2015. The president’s job has been vacant since June, when Jim Ryan resigned under pressure from the Trump administration.

“This decision follows a comprehensive, five-month search process led by the Special Committee on the Nomination of a President that engaged extensively with students, faculty, staff, alumni, and other members of the UVA community,” the school’s Board of Visitors announced. 

At least 70 protesters turned out to oppose the choice, including members of the United Campus Workers and American Association of University Professors, along with State Delegate Katrina Callsen. 

“The Board of Visitors has deliberately and continuously ignored calls from every corner of the Commonwealth to pause the search process until the Board’s membership is at full strength,” Callsen said in a statement. 

Finger-Pointing in Fairfax Murder

Marvin Morales-Ortez, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, was released from jail one day before he allegedly killed his roommate last week.

The Department of Homeland Security directly blamed county officials. “There is blood on the hands of Fairfax County politicians for pushing policies that released this illegal alien from jail and onto the streets of Virginia,” Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said.

However, Fairfax County Sheriff Stacey Kincaid said federal agents didn’t take action. “ICE was aware of Morales-Ortez’s incarceration and elected not to seek a judicial warrant to ensure he remained in custody.”

A county judge dismissed a misdemeanor firearms charge and a felony malicious assault charge against Morales-Ortez on Dec. 16 when the alleged victim failed to appear in court.

Spanberger Announces Her Priorities

Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger unveiled 17 bills she will introduce as soon as the new legislative session begins in January. She said the measures are aimed at helping to reduce health care, energy, and housing costs.

“It is clear that we cannot accept the status quo when it comes to the high cost of living,” Spanberger said during a joint appearance with legislative Democrats. 

Spanberger’s Affordable Virginia Agenda was rolled out one day after outgoing Gov. Glenn Youngkin released a draft budget that also focused on reducing the cost of living in the Commonwealth.

The incoming governor said she also plans to support some proposals suggested by Democratic legislators, such as eliminating additional fees on premiums, like banning extra insurance charges for tobacco users.

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➤ Virginia Beach: The Commonwealth’s attorney’s office dismissed charges of conspiracy to commit malicious wounding that it had filed last month against brothers Mark and John Bennett. They had been suspected of wanting to harm ICE agents, but the incident was said to be a misunderstanding. (Details)

➤ Richmond: Authorities charged Randon Alexander Sprinkle, a Democratic campaign operative, with distribution of child pornography. Federal agents stated that they recovered 68 files related to the charge from his electronic devices. He is being held at Northern Neck Regional Jail. (Details)

➤ Troutville: A 79-year-old Herndon man who had been missing since Monday was found dead over the weekend. Police had previously found his car abandoned with a flat tire along I-81. (More)

➤ Arlington County tax revenue ran $13 million behind projections in the first quarter of the fiscal year that began in July. In response, County Manager Mark Schwartz said, “We’re slowing down on capital projects, we‘re going to delay—we still plan on doing it—selling our bonds.” (Details)

➤ Virginia Beach: A fire destroyed the Palms Apartments on Friday night, leaving 21 people without a place to live. All residents and animals were evacuated safely. (More)

➤ Statewide: A report from the Legal Aid Justice Center found that students in Virginia classified as English Learners (EL) score between 30% to 50% lower than their non-EL peers on the Standards of Learning assessments. EL students comprise 12% of the total population. (Details)

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➤ James Madison was crushed in the first round of the College Football Playoff, losing on the road at Oregon 51-34 to finish the season at 12-2. (Details)

➤ Virginia Tech women’s basketball glided past Radford 79-47 during its fifth annual Autism Friendly Game. Former Hokie Elizabeth Kitley helped start the tradition with her sister Raven, who is on the autism spectrum and attends most home games. (More)

➤ The Washington Capitals fell to the Red Wings 3-2 in overtime. The Caps have lost five of their last six games. (Details)

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➤ Richmond Behavioral Health Authority, a mental health services provider, said its systems were hacked in September, exposing the personal information of more than 113,000 people. (More)

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➤ William & Mary scientists are trying to find ways to control the population of the blue catfish. The invasive fish are “eating the juvenile crabs that Virginia counts on to sustain the future blue crab population,” Professor Mary Fabrizio warned. (Details)

➤ The Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center in Virginia Beach will offer a veterinary internship to students seeking graduate degrees in zoological medicine. The program kicks off next summer. (More)

➤ Lucy Addison will soon be memorialized with a state historical marker in Roanoke. Addison, whose parents were former slaves, changed the face of education while serving as a teacher and a principal more than 100 years ago. (Details)

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Have you gone fishing this year?

1. Yes
2. No, not this year
3. No, never

Friday’s Results:

Are you finished with Christmas shopping? 

1. Yes: 41%
2. No: 32%
3. I haven’t started: 27%

Where was the world’s largest blue catfish caught?

Show me the answer