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Shaquille O’Neal, Steve Aoki part of grand opening events for members-only lounge in NE Fresno

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — An exclusive new club held a “red carpet” grand opening Thursday night in northeast Fresno, attracting celebrity guests and much excitement.

PM Lounge proudly positions itself as the Central Valley’s first-ever private social club. Located at Cedar and Nees, the venue occupies the former Fresh and Easy Market building. The club offers fine dining and live entertainment within a members-only atmosphere, providing a unique social experience for its patrons.

Thursday night’s festivities featured music from “DJ Diesel,” better known as Shaquille O’Neal. As Shaq prepared for his show, we had the opportunity to speak with Ron Artest III, the son of Shaq’s former Lakers teammate, Metta World Peace. Artest, who is traveling with Shaq, shared his thoughts on their visit to Fresno: “Everybody who’s not here missed out,” he said.

The grand opening event spans three days and promises additional celebrity appearances throughout the celebration.
https://abc30.com/post/shaquille-oneal-steve-aoki-part-grand-opening-events-members-lounge-ne-fresno/18155677/

Traffic backed up on northbound I-25 in Thornton due to hazmat fuel spill

Traffic is currently backed up on northbound Interstate 25 near 120th Avenue in Thornton. The delay is due to a hazardous materials fuel spill reported at approximately 11:50 a.m.

Motorists are advised to avoid the area if possible and expect significant delays while cleanup and emergency response efforts are underway. Stay tuned for updates as the situation develops.
https://kdvr.com/news/local/traffic-backed-up-on-northbound-i-25-in-thornton-due-to-hazmat-fuel-spill/

Fintech Law Company Gofaizen & Sherle Announces Launch of Crypto License Navigator

**Disclaimer:** The below article is sponsored, and the views expressed do not represent those of ZyCrypto. Readers should conduct independent research before taking any actions related to the project mentioned in this piece. This article should not be regarded as investment advice.

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**Fintech Law Firm Gofaizen & Sherle Launches the Crypto License Navigator**

Fintech law firm Gofaizen & Sherle has announced the launch of the *Crypto License Navigator*, an interactive tool designed to help crypto businesses assess and compare licensing options across jurisdictions. This innovative solution comes ahead of the full implementation of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) in the European Union, scheduled for 2026.

With MiCAR introducing stricter licensing requirements and heightened regulatory oversight, crypto companies are facing significant challenges in selecting the right jurisdiction for their operations. This decision is critical for companies of all sizes, impacting their ability to comply and grow sustainably in an evolving regulatory landscape.

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### What is the Crypto License Navigator?

The License Navigator enables businesses to make informed decisions when selecting a crypto jurisdiction, supporting sustainable growth by considering a wide range of factors. These include:

– Minimum capital requirements
– Corporate tax rates in the selected jurisdiction
– License acquisition times
– Access to banking services
– Jurisdiction reputation

By integrating these key regulatory and tax parameters into an interactive dashboard with real-time analytics, users can model a tailored crypto licensing strategy aligned with their goals.

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### Key Considerations When Choosing a Jurisdiction

According to Gofaizen & Sherle, several factors are vital for crypto companies when choosing the right jurisdiction:

– **Global Recognition:** Being recognized among banks and fintech partners ensures a seamless launch and effective business partnerships.
– **Reputation:** A jurisdiction with a solid reputation helps earn the trust of customers, investors, and regulators, facilitating easier access to capital and partnerships.
– **Scope of Operations:** The jurisdiction should permit a broad range of crypto services aligned with the company’s offerings.
– **Stable Legislation:** Predictable and reliable legal frameworks are preferable to avoid sudden regulatory changes.
– **Operating Costs:** Regular expenses such as office space, personnel, compliance, and license renewal fees must fit within budget constraints.
– **Tax Regime:** The corporate tax rate and any government incentives for crypto businesses directly influence profitability and should be carefully evaluated.
– **Initial Budget and Timeline:** Costs for registration, licensing, and launching operations, along with the time needed to secure a license, are critical planning factors.
– **Local Presence Requirements:** Some jurisdictions require appointing a regional director or compliance officer, adding to operational considerations.

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### Popular Crypto Jurisdictions in 2026

Using insights gained via the License Navigator, Gofaizen & Sherle have identified several jurisdictions expected to be popular among crypto businesses in 2026. These include:

– El Salvador
– Canada
– Montana (USA)
– Switzerland
– Bosnia and Herzegovina

Common features of these jurisdictions include zero corporate income tax, clear and accessible regulatory frameworks, and straightforward licensing processes.

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### About Gofaizen & Sherle

With extensive experience in crypto regulations, Gofaizen & Sherle has helped clients obtain more than 800 crypto licenses across over 50 jurisdictions worldwide. The firm offers comprehensive support in licensing, accounting, human resources, and regulatory reporting, guiding crypto companies through every stage—from project planning to hiring staff and opening offices.

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The launch of the Crypto License Navigator marks a significant step forward in empowering crypto businesses to navigate the increasingly complex regulatory environment with confidence and precision.
https://bitcoinethereumnews.com/crypto/fintech-law-company-gofaizen-sherle-announces-launch-of-crypto-license-navigator/

Cyprus vs Austria Prediction and Betting Tips | November 15th 2025

The action continues in Group H of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers as Cyprus and Austria lock horns at the Alphamega Stadium on Saturday. Ralf Rangnick’s men are on an eight-game unbeaten run against the hosts since May 1968 and will be out to extend this dominant streak.

Cyprus turned in a dominant team display last time out when they cruised to a 4-0 victory over San Marino at the San Marino Stadium on October 12. Akis Mantzios’ men had failed to win their previous five games in the qualifiers, losing three and claiming two draws—a run which saw their hopes of reaching the global tournament come to an end. So far, Cyprus have picked up eight points from their seven qualifying matches to sit fourth in Group H, five points behind second-placed Bosnia and Herzegovina, who occupy the playoff spot.

On the other hand, Austria were guilty of an uncharacteristic lack of cutting edge in attack last time out, falling to a 1-0 defeat against Romania. Prior to that, Rangnick’s men had a perfect run with five wins from five matches in the qualifiers, scoring 19 goals and conceding just twice. With 15 points from a possible 18, Austria currently lead Group H, two points clear of Bosnia heading into the final two matches.

### Cyprus vs Austria: Head-to-Head and Key Numbers

Austria have been imperious in the history of this fixture, claiming seven wins and one draw from the previous eight games against Cyprus. The hosts have struggled lately, failing to win five of their most recent six competitive matches—losing three and drawing two since March 23.

Conversely, Austria have lost just two of their last 12 matches across all competitions, amassing eight wins and two draws since October 2024. Cyprus, however, remain unbeaten in four consecutive competitive home games, securing two wins and two draws after a tough run of six straight home defeats.

### Prediction: Cyprus vs Austria

While Cyprus will be playing for pride, Austria find themselves in a heated race with Bosnia for the automatic qualifying spot. We expect Rangnick’s men to bring their best to the Alphamega Stadium and continue their dominance in this fixture.

Given the gulf in experience and quality between the two sides, Austria are tipped to return to winning ways with a convincing performance.

**Prediction:** Cyprus 1-3 Austria

### Cyprus vs Austria Betting Tips

– **Tip 1:** Austria to win
– **Tip 2:** Over 2.5 goals — There have been at least three goals scored in five of Cyprus’ last seven games.
– **Tip 3:** First to score — Austria (The home side have conceded the opening goal in six of their last seven matches).
https://www.sportskeeda.com/football/cyprus-vs-austria-prediction-betting-tips-november-15th-2025

In hurricane-torn Jamaica, this couple’s climate-resilient breadfruit program offers food and hope

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**Additional Context on Food Security and Reforestation Efforts in Jamaica**

Recent reports highlighted how communities have been turning to breadfruit trees as a valuable food source amid disruptions caused by storm-damaged roads. “The breadfruit trees that did come down have been a godsend for some of the communities,” said Hilton.

As the country recovers, replanting trees is essential for long-term food security. In the coming months, a new grant will fund the planting of at least 15,000 trees in Jamaica, according to the McLaughlins.

This initiative stems from a years-long collaboration between a foundation and Jamaica’s Forestry Department, which initially focused on replanting native forests, primarily timber trees like blue mahoe and mahogany. These native species are better adapted to withstand strong winds.

“The plan is to use more and more natives in our reforestation programs and to transition some existing areas with a high percentage of nonnative species,” said Henry, head of Jamaica’s Forestry Department. “This will increase resilience, particularly considering the ongoing threat of hurricanes in Jamaica.”

The McLaughlins proposed distributing fruit trees as well, which bear annual harvests without the need to replant crops. After moving to the United States for Mike McLaughlin’s job as an actuary in 1978, they later settled in the Chicago area. Their connection to Jamaica remained strong, and in the early 2000s they sought to take action in response to climate change impacts on island nations.

Thus, Trees That Feed was founded.

The program funds the Forestry Department to purchase cuttings from Jamaican plant nurseries. The government then distributes these among small farmers free of charge.

“We do get our hands dirty, but two people alone can’t plant half a million trees,” Mike McLaughlin said. “We work with farmers who really know what they’re doing.”

His wife added, “The farmers want a sense of ownership over the trees, which extends to small businesses that grow from selling the fruit.”

The program promotes both food security and income generation. Henry described it as “win-win-win-win.”

Mike McLaughlin summarized the successes: “The win is nutrition. The win is the environment. The win is the economy. And our donors, generous people, are winning too—they want to help, and we give them a way to help that is very efficient.”

For further information, contact adperez@chicagotribune.com.
https://www.twincities.com/2025/11/14/hurricane-melissa-jamaica-breadfruit-climate-change/

Feds Invest a Million Bucks in the McKinleyville Community Forest Thanks to Rep. Jared Huffman, Says MCSD

The McKinleyville Community Services District (MCSD) today announced it has been awarded $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS). This funding was secured through the strong advocacy of U.S. Congressman Jared Huffman (CA-02) to implement its comprehensive Forest Management Plan for the McKinleyville Community Forest.

This critical federal funding will be directed toward executing the core priorities of the newly established community forest, including habitat restoration, wildfire risk reduction, and the development of sustainable, accessible public recreation infrastructure.

The 599-acre Community Forest is managed by the MCSD for multiple objectives, including public recreation, timber production, fish and wildlife habitat, and carbon sequestration. The federal funding will specifically enable the district to purchase specialized equipment, fund restoration work along sensitive stream corridors, and begin initial phases of planned trail construction to ensure safe and managed public access.

Congressman Huffman, a steadfast champion of North Coast natural resources, emphasized the strategic importance of the funding.

“The McKinleyville Community Forest is a gem for local residents of this growing community,” said Rep. Jared Huffman. “I’m glad I could get these funds to help the McKinleyville Community Services District put its broadly supported plans for recreation, fire protection, and restoration into place to the benefit of the people and wildlife of the North Coast.”

The McKinleyville Community Services District is grateful for Congressman Huffman’s invaluable support and looks forward to the immediate positive impacts this funding will have on the health and accessibility of the Community Forest.
http://lostcoastoutpost.com/2025/nov/14/feds-invest-million-bucks-mckinleyville-community/

‘Retribution’: Trump calls for Epstein inquiry into Democrats

President Donald Trump is intensifying his efforts to thwart attempts to force the release of the Epstein files, even as the House moves toward a vote that could send disclosure legislation to his desk for his signature or veto. This development further heightens scrutiny of his past ties to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

On Friday, the president announced he will ask the U.S. Department of Justice, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation “to investigate Jeffrey Epstein’s involvement and relationship with Bill Clinton, Larry Summers, Reid Hoffman, J.P. Morgan, Chase, and many other people and institutions, to determine what was going on with them, and him.”

The New York Times reported that the “inquiry appeared to be retribution for the renewed focus on his own ties to Mr. Epstein.”

After White House officials reportedly held a Situation Room meeting with Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert on Wednesday to convince her—unsuccessfully—to remove her name from the discharge petition, the president took a different approach on Friday. He appeared both to try to wash his hands of the entire ordeal while refocusing attention on his political opponents and others.

“Epstein was a Democrat, and he is the Democrat’s problem, not the Republican’s problem!” Trump railed on his Truth Social website, while attacking Democrats.

“The Democrats are doing everything in their withering power to push the Epstein Hoax again, despite the DOJ releasing 50,000 pages of documents, in order to deflect from all of their bad policies and losses, especially the SHUTDOWN EMBARRASSMENT, where their party is in total disarray, and has no idea what to do,” Trump alleged.

“Some Weak Republicans have fallen into their clutches because they are soft and foolish,” the president continued. “Epstein was a Democrat, and he is the Democrat’s problem, not the Republican’s problem!”

“Ask Bill Clinton, Reid Hoffman, and Larry Summers about Epstein, they know all about him, don’t waste your time with Trump. I have a Country to run!”

Deadline on Friday noted that “Since the email release, Trump has avoided answering reporters’ questions about Epstein.”

Pointing to Trump’s Friday remarks, Politico’s Kyle Cheney remarked, “Trump again pleads with Republicans to stop talking about Epstein. The pressure hasn’t worked as well as it usually does. Also, the emails show Epstein was politically amorphous, deriding Ds just as much as Rs. And these latest emails were from the Epstein estate, not DOJ.”
https://www.alternet.org/smartnews/trump-clinton-epstein/

The New Reality: Seniors Who Work Because They Have No Choice

Retirement was once seen as the reward for decades of hard work—a time to relax, travel, and enjoy life. But for millions of seniors today, that vision is slipping away. Rising costs of living, shrinking pensions, and inadequate savings are forcing older Americans to remain in the workforce. Many take part-time jobs, gig work, or even full-time positions just to cover essentials like housing, food, and healthcare. Instead of enjoying freedom, seniors are finding themselves trapped in a cycle of financial necessity.

### The Financial Pressures Behind the Trend

Inflation has hit retirees especially hard, eroding the value of fixed incomes. Social Security, while vital, often covers only a fraction of monthly expenses. Healthcare costs continue to rise, with premiums, prescriptions, and long-term care draining savings. Housing is another major burden, as property taxes and rents climb faster than retirement benefits.

For seniors without substantial savings or investments, working becomes the only way to bridge the gap. This reality is reshaping what retirement looks like in America.

### The Emotional Toll of Working Past Retirement

Working beyond retirement age isn’t just a financial issue—it’s an emotional one. Seniors often feel exhausted, frustrated, and even embarrassed that they cannot afford to stop working. Many express disappointment that the “golden years” they envisioned have been replaced by long shifts and financial stress.

The emotional toll can lead to anxiety, depression, and a sense of lost dignity. Instead of enjoying time with family or pursuing hobbies, seniors are forced to prioritize survival.

### The Rise of Gig Work Among Seniors

Platforms like Uber, DoorDash, and freelance marketplaces have become lifelines for older adults. Gig work offers flexibility, allowing seniors to earn income without committing to traditional schedules. However, these jobs often lack benefits like healthcare, retirement contributions, or paid leave.

Seniors who rely on gig work face instability and uncertainty, with earnings fluctuating month to month. While gig work provides short-term relief, it rarely offers the long-term security retirees need.

### Health Challenges in the Workforce

Older workers face unique health challenges that make employment more difficult. Physical jobs can strain aging bodies, while stress from financial insecurity can worsen chronic conditions. Seniors who continue working may struggle with fatigue, mobility issues, or cognitive decline.

Employers often fail to provide accommodations, leaving seniors at risk of injury or burnout. The combination of health challenges and financial necessity creates a dangerous cycle that undermines quality of life.

### Policy Gaps That Leave Seniors Vulnerable

The growing number of seniors in the workforce highlights gaps in policy and planning. Social Security benefits have not kept pace with inflation, and pensions are increasingly rare. Healthcare remains expensive and complicated, with Medicare failing to cover many essential services.

Affordable housing options for seniors are limited, forcing many to spend disproportionate amounts of income on rent or property taxes. Without stronger safety nets, seniors are left to fend for themselves in a system that assumes retirement is financially secure.

### Stories From the Workforce

Across the country, seniors are working in grocery stores, driving rideshares, and staffing call centers. Some return to careers they left years ago, while others take on jobs they never imagined. These stories reveal resilience but also desperation.

Seniors often say they would prefer to spend time with grandchildren, volunteer, or travel, but financial reality keeps them clocking in. Their experiences highlight the human side of a growing economic crisis.

### What Needs to Change

Addressing this issue requires systemic solutions. Expanding Social Security benefits, improving access to affordable healthcare, and creating senior-friendly housing policies are critical steps. Employers can also play a role by offering flexible schedules, accommodations, and opportunities for older workers to contribute meaningfully.

Financial education earlier in life can help future retirees prepare more effectively, but immediate action is needed to support those already struggling. Without change, the number of seniors working out of necessity will only grow.

For many seniors, working past retirement is not about staying active or engaged—it’s about survival. The dream of carefree golden years has been replaced by the harsh reality of financial insecurity. Until systemic changes are made, seniors will continue to fill jobs not because they want to, but because they have no choice.

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**Are you working past retirement?** Share your experience—it could help others feel less alone.

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Brandt Warns Bitcoin Could Dip Below Strategy’s Average Buy Price as MSTR’s mNAV Falls

Peter Brandt Predicts Bitcoin Could Drop Below $50,000 Amid Market Downturn

Veteran trader Peter Brandt has raised the possibility that Bitcoin’s price might fall below the average purchase price held by Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy. This prediction comes amid a recent BTC price crash below the $100,000 mark, alongside declines in Strategy’s market metrics.

Brandt highlighted on X (formerly Twitter) that if the recent breakdown of Bitcoin’s parabolic advance mirrors previous patterns, the downside target could be under $50,000. He questioned at what price point Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings might go underwater, suggesting that the flagship cryptocurrency could face severe tests ahead.

Currently, Strategy’s average purchase price for its Bitcoin holdings is $74,079. A drop below $50,000 would push the company’s position underwater. Despite the market dip, Strategy recently announced another purchase of 487 BTC for $49.9 million, showing continued conviction in Bitcoin.

BTC Price and Strategy’s Market Performance

Following Bitcoin’s decline below $100,000, with the current trading price around $95,000, concerns about a potential bear market have intensified. Strategy’s stock price has also taken a hit, dropping below $200 and reducing the company’s market capitalization to approximately $60 billion.

As a result, Strategy’s mNAV (market Net Asset Value) has fallen below 1. This means the company’s market cap is now below the value of its Bitcoin holdings, which stand at about $61 billion at current prices. Strategy’s stock is down over 30% year-to-date, despite reaching a high near $455 earlier this year. Over the past six months alone, the stock has declined by 47%.

Additional Market Insights and Analyst Opinions

Crypto analyst Ali Martinez echoed Brandt’s bearish outlook, predicting that Bitcoin could bottom between $38,000 and $50,000. He based this on the cryptocurrency’s typical four-year cycle and stated that BTC may already be in a bear market phase.

However, not all experts agree. CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju countered the bear market narrative, emphasizing that Bitcoin is not in a bear market as long as capital continues to flow into the asset. He pointed out that inflows are ongoing and suggested that BTC’s price could rebound if major long-term holders (often referred to as “OG whales”) stop selling and if macroeconomic sentiment shifts positively.

According to CryptoQuant’s analysis, the current Bitcoin correction is mainly driven by U.S. liquidity stress, tax-driven profit-taking among long-term holders, and persistent selling pressure from American investors. This underscores that the recent downward pressure largely stems from developments within the United States.

Conclusion

Peter Brandt’s warning about a potential Bitcoin price drop below $50,000 adds to growing uncertainty in the crypto market amid notable declines in BTC and related equities like Strategy’s stock. While some analysts see this as a bear market phase, others remain cautiously optimistic, highlighting ongoing capital inflows and the possibility of a recovery.

Investors should monitor market conditions carefully and consider both technical signals and broader economic factors before making decisions.
https://bitcoinethereumnews.com/bitcoin/brandt-warns-bitcoin-could-dip-below-strategys-average-buy-price-as-mstrs-mnav-falls/

“We are making ODI-type selection” – Former opener’s blunt remark on India’s playing XI for IND vs SA 2025 1st Test

Former opener Aakash Chopra has criticized the Indian team management for their playing XI selection in the first Test against South Africa at Eden Gardens, Kolkata. Chopra questioned the rationale behind including six bowlers in the squad, three of whom are spin bowling all-rounders, suggesting that the lineup resembled more of an ODI or T20I team rather than a traditional Test side.

India dominated the opening day of the match on Friday, November 14. After losing the toss and being asked to bowl first, the hosts dismissed South Africa for 159 runs in 55 overs. India then ended the day at 37 for 1 after 20 overs.

Despite India’s strong performance in the field, Chopra was unconvinced by the decision to drop Sai Sudharsan in favor of playing six bowlers. Speaking on his YouTube channel, he said, “There was a time when teams used to play with four bowlers and, once in a while, you used to play five. Then Kohli came in and said, I will play five. He created that template. But the new dispensation wants six bowlers. Now, we have taken Test cricket to that space where we are making ODI-type selection and T20-type selection. Let’s take a chance at No. 3 as well.”

Highlighting the bowling efforts on Day 1, Jasprit Bumrah stood out with a sensational performance, claiming 5 wickets for 27 runs from 14 overs. Mohammed Siraj and Kuldeep Yadav contributed with two wickets each. When India batted, Washington Sundar was promoted to the No. 3 spot.

However, Chopra raised concerns over Sundar’s bowling workload during South Africa’s innings. “Sundar bowled only one over,” he pointed out, emphasizing the impracticality of the six-bowler policy. “When this match ends, we will say that at least two bowlers have been under-bowled. In the first innings, Washington Sundar bowled only one over. What are we doing? In the first session, we bowled 27 overs and used six bowlers. We don’t do this even in one-dayers using six bowlers to send down 27 overs.”

In the first innings, while Sundar was limited to just a single over, other spin options like Ravindra Jadeja and Axar Patel bowled eight and six overs respectively. Jasprit Bumrah and Kuldeep Yadav both delivered 14 overs, and Mohammed Siraj bowled 12.

Chopra’s critique highlights a growing debate around India’s team selection strategy in Test cricket and whether the inclusion of multiple all-rounders is truly beneficial in the longer format.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/cricket/news-aakash-chopra-blunt-remark-india-playing-xi-ind-vs-sa-2025-1st-test