01-21-25 FED News Mid Day

A Mid-Day News Break

Good afternoon, Freedom Eagles! Today’s stories include a few billionaires eyeing TikTok and a fascinating deep dive into the history of the filibuster. Don’t miss these intriguing updates that bridge the past and present.

Top Stories:

Could a Billionaire Buy TikTok? Here’s What We Know

Speculation is swirling over a potential billionaire buyout of TikTok. With increasing scrutiny from the Trump administration over national security concerns, the app’s future hangs in the balance.

A high-profile acquisition could reshape TikTok’s trajectory and alleviate concerns about its Chinese ties. Who might take the plunge, and what’s at stake? — Read more

The History of the Filibuster: When Senators Just Kept Talking

The filibuster, a time-honored Senate tradition, has seen its share of marathon speeches and dramatic standoffs. Once used sparingly, it has become a powerful tool to stall or block legislation entirely.

This feature examines the colorful history and evolving role of the filibuster in shaping America’s political landscape. — Read more

Health & Lifestyle:

Simple Tips to Reduce Stress in 2025

Start your day with a calming morning routine, like stretching or mindful breathing, and wind down at night with relaxing rituals such as reading or meditation. These small, consistent habits can help you stay focused and calm throughout the day.

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Fun Fact of the Day:

Did you know? In 1961, John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address inspired Americans with the iconic line, “Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.”

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