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Daily Edition • January 24, 2026SUPPORTED BYIf you need a reason to get your pals together this weekend, consider an “admin night.” Content creator Ben Chipman started gathering with friends at a bar every week to work on administrative tasks — booking travel, revisiting unanswered emails, tackling neglected paperwork, and the like. A video he posted about the ritual went viral, and now other people are taking his cue and starting their own admin nights. While you consider what you would work on during such an outing, check out our list of documents every adult should have in order.​Must ReadsTen museum openings around the world to look forward to this year​The 2025 Nature Photography Contest winners are stunning black-and-white wildlife shotsHumanityWe Asked Readers to Share the Best Compliments They’ve Received — Here’s What They SharedOlyaOk/iStockToday is National Compliment Day, so we thought we’d start the morning strong by offering one up ourselves: Your choice to focus on the bright side is an inspiration! ​ You might recall that earlier this month, we asked our readers to share some of the most meaningful compliments they’ve received. We did so in hopes of shedding light on what makes one particularly memorable, and to our delight, responses poured in from all over the world — from the Philippines to Portugal, Scotland, and even Antarctica.  ​ Some were playful, like this line submitted by Maria in Anaheim, California: “If there were a zombie apocalypse, I would want you on my team.” Others were quite poetic: “You turn black and white into color,” shared Susanna in Spain. And from the hundreds of diverse submissions, several unifying themes emerged. We compiled our thoughts on what those themes revealed, along with a roundup of 20 heartfelt compliments that were sent in. Read them here.​Together With Elf LabsA $200B Market Cap Doesn’t Happen by AccidentJust ask Disney. The company achieved it by owning globally recognized character IP.  ​ Now, after a 10-year legal effort, Elf Labs has secured historic rights (over 500 assets) to iconic characters like Cinderella and Snow White.  ​ They’re bringing them to life through multi-patented immersive technology across entertainment, gaming, and consumer products — a market estimated at over $2 trillion. ​ Investment interest has increased dramatically after Elf Labs reached a major inflection point and reserved its NASDAQ ticker: $ELFS. ​ For a limited time, everyday investors can still participate (plus receive up to 35% bonus shares) while Elf Labs remains privately held.Invest NowThis is a paid advertisement for Elf Lab’s Regulation CF offering. Please read the offering circular at https://www.elflabs.com/. Timelines are subject to change. Listing on the NASDAQ is contingent upon necessary approvals, and reserving a ticker symbol does not guarantee a company’s public listing.CultureLong-Concealed Leonardo da Vinci Mural Will Be on Display in Milan Next Month© Roberto Serra – Iguana Press—Getty Images Entertainment/Getty ImagesIf you’ll be in Milan between Feb. 7 and March 14 (perhaps for the Winter Olympics), you’re in luck — during this time, those visiting the city’s Sforza Castle will be able to view a long-concealed, unfinished Leonardo da Vinci painting. To see the wall and ceiling mural, visitors will climb up a nearly 20-foot scaffolding to watch restorers work on it in the Sala delle Asse, a large room in the medieval castle.  ​ The painting, which da Vinci started around 1498, depicts an array of leafy tree branches intertwining to form a pergola. After the artist was forced to flee the city when the French arrived in 1499, the unfinished work was covered with plaster while the castle was used as military barracks under French occupation. Then in the early 20th century, the plaster was removed and intermittent restoration efforts began, some of which “must be done centimeter by centimeter”due to the piece’s fragile nature, Luca Tosi, a heritage curator at the castle, told the Associated Press. ​ Now, restorers are using Japanese rice paper with demineralized water to clear away salts in the walls, a process that is expected to take 18 months after the painting is closed to visitors again. But when it’s all done, Milan culture councillor Tommaso Sacchi said in a statement that he believes it will “allow the public to rediscover the long and intense relationship between Leonardo and the city.”  ​ Can’t make it to Milan? This virtual tour of the Sforza Castle’s Museum of Ancient Art is the next best thing. HumanityArtist’s Lifelong Love of Photo Booths Documented in 35 Years of PicturesKate Tyler / SWNSDo you recall the first time you had your picture taken in a photo booth? Perhaps you were a middle schooler at the mall, or a 20-something at a bar. 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John 17:16(16) They are not of the world, even as I am not of the world.  King James Version   Change email Bible version What would Jesus do in a time of political election? He would not take part. He would warn true Christians, “Come out of her [this world], My people, lest you share in her sins, and lest you receive of her plagues” (Revelation 18:1-4). Jesus calls Christians out of the ways of this world, including its political systems.Just as Jesus did, we are expected to provide a true witness of God’s way of life. We are to support what God is doing on earth so that the good news of Christ’s return to establish God’s Kingdom is proclaimed. Our focus needs to be on God’s plan and His gift of salvation and eternal life so that we and all those He has called are prepared to participate in God’s government on earth when it is established (Daniel 7:18, 22; Revelation 2:26-27; 5:10).An ambassador of Christ is not to involve himself in the politics of this present evil world. Human governments, corrupted by the ruler of this world, are doomed to be replaced by the benevolent rule of the Kingdom of God. Though we are in the world, we are not of it.Our mission—as advance emissaries of His Kingdom—is to give a true witness of God’s way of life (Proverbs 14:25; Isaiah 43:10-12; Matthew 5:13-16; Acts 1:8; Revelation 20:4) and to warn the world of its predicament and present danger, proclaiming to all nations the good news of the Kingdom of God.— Martin G. CollinsTo learn more, see: Would Jesus Christ Vote? (Part Three)   Topics:Ambassadors for ChristAmbassadors of GodAmbassadors of God’s KingdomWould Jesus Vote? Commentary copyright © 1992-2026  Church of the Great God  ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ Subscription InformationThis daily newsletter was sent to you at peterhovis@me.com because you subscribed at www.theberean.org on Apr 14, 2017.Email Preferences  |  Unsubscribe Church of the Great God P.O. Box 471846 Charlotte, NC 28247 803-802-7075About The Berean | Archives | Random Berean | Subscriptions

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Crime Man Charged with Second-Degree Murder for Fentanyl Overdose DeathJanuary 24, 2026The Putnam County Grand Jury has returned an indictment against T. Stamps, 52, for the sale and delivery of a Schedule II Controlled Substance resulting in the death of A. Richardson. The charge is punishable as second-degree murder in Tennessee. The investigation began on March 16, 2025, when Cookeville police officers responded to a home and found Richardson dead, with the autopsy revealing the cause of death to be acute fentanyl toxicity. Detectives examined the cellphones of Richardson and Stamps, which revealed communication indicating the delivery of illicit substances to the victim by Stamps shortly before his death. Stamps was arrested on January 9 and is being held on a $1 million bond.MORE CRIME ALERTS  CrimeWoman Charged with Neglect of Elderly, Bedbound FatherJanuary 24, 2026A 43-year-old woman named Misty McDaniel has been charged with aggravated neglect of an elderly or vulnerable adult resulting in serious bodily injury after her 74-year-old bedbound father was found with pressure sores so extensive that bones were visible. The man, who had a stroke eight years prior and became bedbound six months ago, was not taken to the doctor for wound or diabetes treatment in six months, and his medication was not given to him daily. McDaniel and her husband had been the man’s caregivers since 2018. MORE CRIME ALERTS

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In this week’s Steady Investor, we examine how today’s market environment is affecting financial planning, including factors such as:Inflation cools, but unevenlyChina’s growth model shiftingAI productivity gains lag expectationsThe “Last Mile” of Inflation is Getting Harder, and It Could Complicate Rates – Inflation moved slightly further from the Federal Reserve’s 2% target in November, though the data came in broadly as expected. The personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index, which is the inflation measure most closely watched by the Federal Reserve, showed both headline and core inflation running at 2.8% in November. That marked a modest uptick from October’s 2.7% reading, according to data released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. Monthly inflation increased 0.2% in both October and November, which was consistent with expectations. Looking beneath the surface, price pressures remained relatively contained. Goods and services prices both rose 0.2% in November, food prices were flat, and energy costs increased after declining in October. While inflation remains above the Fed’s target, there was little in the report to suggest a renewed acceleration, which we think keeps the door open for one or two more rate cuts in 2026. At present, markets expect the Fed to hold interest rates steady at its upcoming policy meeting, but inflation that is not getting worse—while the jobs market shows signs of softening—could bring the fed funds rate down over the course of the year. And that should serve as a tailwind for equity markets, in our view.1Is Your Retirement Crisis Proof?With markets facing persistent inflation, higher interest rates, and ongoing volatility, retirement plans built on smooth assumptions can be tested quickly. The periods that matter most are often the most unpredictable.Our free retirement guide 2, explains how to build a retirement strategy designed to remain resilient through changing market and economic conditions.In this guide, we explain:How to diversify across time, tax treatment, and income sourcesWhich overlooked risks pose the greatest threat to long-term securityHow to build flexibility into your withdrawal and investment approachWhy annual reviews are essential for staying on courseHow a research-driven advisor can help reinforce durabilityAnd more…If you have $500,000 or more to invest, request your complimentary copy of the guide to better understand how to build a more resilient retirement strategy.IT’S FREE. Download our latest guide, How to Build a Retirement Plan Designed to Withstand Uncertainty 2A Big Shift is Underway in China, and Investors Might Be Misreading It – China’s economic story is often framed around manufacturing output, exports, and fixed investment. But recent policy signals suggest that China is increasingly focusing on a different lever: household consumption, particularly in services. Authorities are exploring ways to encourage spending on healthcare, elderly care, leisure, and other service-oriented activities, reflecting an effort to rebalance the economy away from its long-standing reliance on factories and infrastructure. Recent data shows that growth in services activity has outpaced that of goods, even as overall consumer spending remains subdued by global standards. Chinese households are allocating a larger share of spending toward services such as travel, entertainment, and care-related needs, a pattern consistent with rising incomes, an aging population, and saturation in durable goods ownership. That said, household consumption still represents a relatively small share of China’s overall economic output compared with most developed economies, reflecting income constraints and a social safety net that remains less comprehensive. For global investors, the key point is not that China is abandoning manufacturing or exports, but that the composition of growth is evolving. As this rebalancing unfolds, it may complicate familiar narratives about China’s economy. The transition does not eliminate structural challenges, nor does it guarantee stronger growth. But it does suggest that traditional measures of strength or weakness may no longer capture the full picture of how China is attempting to sustain economic activity over time.3Employers See Big AI Gains. Employees Do Not. Who’s Right? – Artificial intelligence is widely viewed as a powerful long-term driver of productivity growth, and by extension, corporate profits and economic output. Over time, that belief may well prove correct. But recent evidence suggests the near-term impact inside businesses is not as linear as the headlines imply. Surveys show a widening gap between executive optimism and day-to-day employee experience. In a recent study of 5,000 white-collar workers, most non-management employees reported saving little to no time from using AI tools, while a significant share of executives said AI was saving them the equivalent of a full workday each week. Many workers described feeling overwhelmed, uncertain about how to integrate AI into their roles, or burdened by the need to double-check and correct AI-generated output. This friction is showing up across corporate America. A report from Workday described an emerging “AI tax” on productivity, where time saved using AI is often offset by rework and error correction. Even among employees who reported modest time savings, benefits were uneven and unpredictable, with some tasks dramatically accelerated and others taking longer than before. Crucially for investors, this disconnect has not yet translated into meaningful financial gains. Instead, it highlights an important transition phase: productivity improvements may depend less on raw computing power and more on training, workflow redesign, and human judgment. In our view, AI’s promise remains intact, but its payoff appears more evolutionary than immediate. 4Building a More Resilient Retirement Plan – Markets don’t move in straight lines, and retirement plans shouldn’t assume they will. Inflation, interest-rate shifts, and market volatility can materially affect long-term outcomes.Our free retirement guide 5 explains how to build a strategy designed to stay flexible and resilient as market and economic conditions change. In this guide, we explain:How to diversify across time, tax treatment, and income sourcesWhich overlooked risks pose the greatest threat to long-term securityHow to build flexibility into your withdrawal and investment approachWhy annual reviews are essential for staying on courseHow a research-driven advisor can help reinforce durabilityAnd more…If you have $500,000 or more to invest, request your complimentary copy of the guide to better understand how to build a more resilient retirement strategy.About Zacks Investment ManagementZacks Investment Management was born out of one of the country’s largest providers of independent research, Zacks Investment Research. Our independent research capabilities from our parent company truly distinguish us from other wealth management firms – our strategies are derived from research and innovation, including the proprietary Zacks Rank stock selection model, earnings surprise and estimate revision factors. 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