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➤ Trump pulls U.S. from G20 over “disgraceful” human rights abuses. (Hear More)

➤ Nashville’s hero dog honored for helping to heal students after tragedy. (Listen Now)

➤  Sun, surf, and sloths—why everyone’s heading to Costa Rica. (More Details)

What’s Better Than Drinking Award-Winning Beer?

Buying stock in the brewery that makes it. That’s the story of Colorado’s most-awarded brewery, Westbound & Down.

They blend gold-medal beer with a hospitality-first, chef-driven dining approach, creating a brand customers seek out. 25+ awards at the Great American Beer Festival and World Beer Cup don’t hurt, either. Neither does their retail partnership with Whole Foods.

With 2,800% distribution sales growth since 2019 and four locations with waitlists every weekend, they’ve already built the demand most craft brands can only dream of.

Now, with a new Denver metro area location coming and plans to scale production 4X by 2028, they’re ready to meet it.

Even better? You’re invited to share in their growth and unlock up to 20% bonus stock as an early-stage investor.

 But hurry—the deadline to do so is tonight at midnight PT.

Disclaimer: This is a paid advertisement for Westbound & Down’s Regulation CF Offering. Please read the offering circular at https://invest.westboundanddown.com/. Comparisons to other companies are for informational purposes only and should not imply similar results.

➤ The NFL’s Sunday slate features the Ravens facing the Vikings at 1 p.m., followed by the Rams taking on the 49ers at 4:25 with first place in the NFC West at stake. (See Full Schedule)

➤ No. 2 Indiana avoided an upset at Penn State as Omar Cooper Jr.’s toe-tap touchdown catch with 36 seconds left sealed a 27-24 win. (See Catch)

➤ California upset No. 15 Louisville 29-26 in overtime with a walk-off touchdown on fourth down. (See Play)

➤ No. 8 Texas Tech beat No. 7 BYU 29-7; No. 3 Texas A&M cruised past No. 22 Missouri 38-17; and No. 9 Oregon’s last-minute field goal gave the Ducks an 18-16 win at No. 20 Iowa. (See Scores)

➤ Japanese superstar third baseman Munetaka Murakami opened his 45-day window to sign with an MLB team after eight standout seasons in Nippon Professional Baseball, where he hit a record 56 home runs in 2022. (More)

➤ Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels avoided major ligament damage after his arm injury on Sunday Night Football, and the team will reassess his return following its Week 12 bye. (More)

➤ Yesterday’s Results: NBA | NHL | NCAAF | Soccer | PGA | LPGA | NCAAM | NCAAW

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➤ American households’ debt climbed to a record $18 trillion in the third quarter of 2025, reflecting rising balances across mortgages, credit cards, auto loans, and other consumer borrowing. (More)

➤ Fast-food chain Wendy’s will close nearly 300 restaurants in the fourth quarter, a year after shuttering 140 locations as part of its ongoing cost-cutting and restructuring efforts. (More)

➤ EV maker Rivian granted its CEO a pay package worth up to $4.6 billion over the next decade, tying compensation to new profit goals and reduced share price milestones. (More)

Ladies and gentlemen, here are our most-clicked stories of the week:

➤ Former NFL quarterback Tom Brady revealed that his dog Junie is a clone created from the DNA of Lua, the pet he shared with Gisele Bündchen that died in 2023. (See Junie and Lua)

➤ Researchers say wives are most likely to lose interest in their husbands when household chores are divided unevenly. (More)

➤ Guinness World Records has named Eleanor Gittens, 107, and Lyle Gittens, 108, of Miami as the world’s oldest living married couple and the oldest married couple in history. (See the Gittens)

➤ I don’t mean to scare you, but if you suffer from hearing issues, you MUST see these brain scans that shocked the medical community. They were in awe to see the terrible damage done to the brain after just ONE MONTH of hearing loss… But unless you ignore it, this damage isn’t permanent and can be undone. How? Just watch the short video here that explains everything!

Two NFL Stars Got $200M for This Business Idea

Turns out beer’s big business. Jason and Travis Kelce just landed a $200M investment into their Garage Beer brand. And they’re not the only brewers swiftly turning investments into growth.

Colorado’s Westbound & Down recently maxed out an investment offering in under 60 days. How? By parlaying their reputation as Colorado’s most-awarded craft brewery with brewpubs boasting world-class hospitality and food.

That’s produced 2,800% distribution growth since 2019 and a distribution partnership with Whole Foods. They’re not done, either. Already sold across 900+ accounts, they aim to 4X distribution by 2028.

Now, with a flagship Denver location coming, they’ve opened a new window for investors to share in their growth in this $282B market. Get up to 20% bonus stock as an investor before tonight’s midnight PT deadline. (Learn more)

Disclaimer: This is a paid advertisement for Westbound & Down’s Regulation CF Offering. Please read the offering circular at https://invest.westboundanddown.com/. Comparisons to other companies are for informational purposes only and should not imply similar results.

➤ Cornell University will pay $60 million and adopt the Trump administration’s civil rights interpretation to regain $250 million in suspended federal research funding. (More)

➤ Pfizer secured a $10 billion deal to acquire obesity drug developer Metsera, beating Novo Nordisk in a fierce bidding war and gaining entry into the lucrative weight-loss drug market. (More)

➤ Investment in undersea cables is expected to reach about $13 billion by 2027, with tech giants Meta, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft funding projects to support AI growth and global data traffic. (More)

➤ Authorities confirmed that a 65-year-old man died on Thursday after slipping and falling over the edge at Guano Point, a scenic overlook on the Grand Canyon’s west rim. (More)

➤ Philippine officials warned of life-threatening storm surges and destructive winds as Typhoon Fung-wong nears, days after Typhoon Kalmaegi killed 204 people and devastated the region. (More)

➤ Scientists on an Antarctic research cruise discovered 30 previously unknown deep-sea species, including a carnivorous sponge nicknamed the “death-ball sponge.” (See Death-Ball)

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Whatever happened to Jenny Craig?

In the 1980s, the Jenny Craig brand of frozen, ready-made food for dieters became a sensation in the U.S. after being launched in Australia by Jenny Craig and her business-partner-turned-husband, Sid Craig.

Jenny, born Genevieve Guidroz, became the face of the brand. It had a powerful hook: portion-controlled frozen meals plus one-on-one coaching. You can see one of the original Australian TV ads with Jenny here. 

The company grew fast and went public in 1991, but its rapid rise brought regulatory problems, as did its flirtation with fen-phen weight-loss drugs shortly before that combo was linked to serious heart risks and pulled from the market.

Still, the brand had a core strength: Jenny Craig herself, a sympathetic mom who had struggled with weight issues. That changed in 1995 when Jenny suffered a jaw injury that left her temporarily unable to speak, prompting her retirement as the company’s main spokesperson.

Nestlé bought the company for roughly $600 million in 2006 and managed its decline for a time, but in 2023 the Jenny Craig brand declared bankruptcy and was acquired by Wellful—the parent of Nutrisystem. It’s now a direct-to-consumer, digital-first service: meals shipped, coaching online, no storefronts.

As for Jenny, the person, she and her husband, Sid, who died in 2008, became significant philanthropists. They committed millions to Fresno State University, whose business school was named the Sid Craig School of Business.

More recently, in 2022, she pledged $5 million to The National WWII Museum in New Orleans to create the Jenny Craig Institute for the Study of War and Democracy. Now 93, she’s noted as being passionate about supporting military families.

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This year’s Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, a 75-foot Norway spruce from East Greenbush, New York, arrived Saturday. It’ll soon be decorated with more than 50,000 lights and topped with a Swarovski star ahead of the Dec. 3 lighting ceremony.

Have you ever visited the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree?

1. Yes
2. No
3. I’d like to

Yesterday’s Results:

Where do your pajamas live during the day?

1. Hanging up: 24%
2. Other: 24%
3. In a drawer: 19%
4. On a chair: 13%
5. Under my pillow: 11%
6. Still wearing them: 9%

Today’s Trivia

How is the Rockefeller tree selected?

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