A man from Steelville, Missouri, tragically died late Sunday night following a collision with a semi-truck.
The accident occurred on a rural state highway, highlighting the dangers present on less-traveled roads. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash.
More details will be provided as they become available.
https://fox2now.com/news/missouri/19-year-old-from-steelville-mo-killed-in-collision-with-semi-truck/
With the musician biopic omnipresent in modern Hollywood, it was inevitable that Bruce Springsteen would eventually get his equivalent to “Bohemian Rhapsody” or “Elvis.” Such a project finally materialized with *Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere*, which saw *The Bear* veteran Jeremy Allen White lending his soulful pupils and psychologically frazzled aura to Springsteen as he works to create his 1982 album *Nebraska*.
But any hopes that *Deliver Me From Nowhere* would score an opening weekend anywhere close to the biggest musician biopics in box office history quickly flamed out, thanks to the movie only grossing $8.88 million on opening weekend. That’s the 18th-worst debut in history for a movie playing in 3,400+ theaters domestically. On a $55 million budget, the film has a long way to go before it becomes profitable.
Given Springsteen’s iconic stature and the success of other films like *Elvis*, it’s worth asking why exactly *Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere* crashed so spectacularly at the box office. The reasons include the lack of famous, marketable names in its cast and crew, its downbeat atmosphere, and even the lack of novelty surrounding a movie concerning Bruce Springsteen, among other problems.
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Though on paper this project looked like a financial slam-dunk to Disney/20th Century Studios executives, *Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere* suffered from some severe obstacles in execution that led to it hitting a box office sour note.
In 2009, director Scott Cooper’s *Crazy Heart*, in addition to securing Jeff Bridges an Oscar win, became a solid box office performer for Fox Searchlight Pictures with a $39.47 million domestic haul. Since then, save for *Black Mass*, Cooper’s filmography has solely consisted of features that ended up beneath $30 million domestically.
Since 2017, his only theatrical release before *Deliver Me From Nowhere* was *Antlers*, a 2021 horror title that topped out at $10.61 million domestically. The man’s films have their fair share of devotees, but he’s nowhere near a household name in his box office track record.
The trouble is that *Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere* could have certainly used a well-known filmmaking name to put it on the radar of general audiences. An auteur known for delivering crowdpleasers, like Baz Luhrmann, might have immediately catapulted *Springsteen* into the spotlight.
Instead, Cooper is someone with an erratic box office track record and a mixed history in terms of critical reception. This was a filmmaker who couldn’t be put on the poster or help draw in the Letterboxd crowd.
Granted, in this day and age where even Leonardo DiCaprio can’t instantly score a $35 million+ debut, the failure of *Deliver Me From Nowhere* can’t entirely fall on Cooper’s shoulders. Still, the lack of a more notable director just gave this troubled music biopic one less must-see element to lean on. Residual *Crazy Heart* love wasn’t enough to get people invested in *Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere*.
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Most people, when they go see a concert, want a big experience. They yearn for elaborate choreography from the backup dancers, striking set design, and a sense of bigger-than-life showmanship from the central singer. It’s one thing to sing familiar tunes. It’s another to give people a spectacle they’ll never forget.
Many of the biggest music biopics at the box office deliver that kind of visual razzle-dazzle. *Bohemian Rhapsody* gave audiences plenty of sequences where Freddie Mercury and Queen belted out familiar tunes with lots of energy. *Rocketman* and *Elvis*, meanwhile, deployed stylized maximalism that gave viewers a lot of bang for their buck.
*Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere*, meanwhile, was a more grounded, grim odyssey exploring Bruce Springsteen’s psychological turmoil as he puts together a beloved but musically minimalist album. This more intimate scope helped differentiate *Nowhere* from other music biopics, but also deprived audiences of the sort of grandeur informing *Elvis* and *Rocketman*.
Ads for the biggest music biopics emphasize sweeping scope and the ways iconic singers change history. *Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere*’s trailers, meanwhile, had Jeremy Allen White’s Springsteen wandering through monochromatic, traumatic childhood memories.
In hammering home its downbeat atmosphere, *Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere* ensured it would never be as lucrative as the biggest musician biopics, which prioritize pageantry above all else. Just ask any concertgoer — folks want something to marvel at in addition to hearing well-known hits.
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Bob Dylan is a famously reclusive human being. His music has forever changed American culture, but he’s not on every talk show at least once a year, and he’s not easily accessible through social media activity. Thus, when director James Mangold and leading man Timothée Chalamet delivered *A Complete Unknown* in December 2024, it filled a hole in the marketplace.
In contrast, Bruce Springsteen is everywhere in the modern pop culture landscape. Since 2019 alone, Springsteen’s cinematic exploits have included his music providing the entire plot of *Blinded By The Light*, starring and co-directing in the concert film *Western Stars*, and being the centerpiece of the 2024 Hulu documentary *Road Diary: Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band*.
If you want to see movies either involving or starring The Boss, you could get your fill pretty easily. *Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere*, then, was a bit of a “hat on a hat” situation. Its straightforward marketing and title suggested to audiences that it was yet another Bruce Springsteen movie without anything unique to make it stand out in a crowded marketplace.
Why should people leave their homes to see this movie when they can access so many other Springsteen-focused films at home? *Deliver Me From Nowhere* never found a good answer to that question and paid the price for it at the box office.
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*Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere* premiered at the Telluride Film Festival on August 29, 2025. Debuting nearly two months before its general release, the hope was for *Nowhere* to pick up steam and acclaim-driven momentum over that time period which could benefit its box office haul.
Instead, mixed reviews greeted the project. While Jeremy Allen White was universally praised for his work, most felt the movie lacked much of a personality or any sense of verve. The sluggish pace of its 119-minute runtime also garnered criticism.
These are not the responses a studio wants for its awards season project, especially one that costs $55 million to make. It’s one thing for a mainstream-skewing effort with a crowdpleasing marketing campaign like *Bob Marley: One Love* to get mixed marks. It’s another for a more somber-looking film like *Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere* to not wow critics, especially in an autumn moviegoing season with plenty of competition for adult moviegoers.
Without a bunch of rave reviews giving it a boost, *Nowhere* just looked even more inessential to the general public. The B+ CinemaScore grade from audiences wasn’t terrible, but it also wasn’t nearly good enough to suggest that a tidal wave of moviegoer enthusiasm might save it in the weeks ahead.
Instead of immediately catapulting it into the Oscar race, that early *Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere* debut just solidified the film’s shrug-worthy (and eventually financially fatal) reception weeks in advance.
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Before *Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere*, Jeremy Strong’s biggest creative endeavor was *Succession*. The series had a sizable cultural impact in terms of inspiring memes and award season wins (including for Strong’s acclaimed performance), but it didn’t have viewership on par with *M*A*S*H* or even *This Is Us*.
Strong, who plays Springsteen’s manager Jon Landau, is still, for most of the general public, not a massive name or a tremendous box office draw. Neither is leading man Jeremy Allen White, despite the success of *The Bear*.
This encapsulated a problem that *Deliver Me From Nowhere* could never quite get over: it didn’t have a big enough cast to get the attention of people who might not otherwise be interested in a Bruce Springsteen movie.
Compare this music biopic to other entries in its genre, like *Walk the Line*, which was headlined by Joaquin Phoenix and Reese Witherspoon at the peak of her fame. *Elvis* featured Tom Hanks playing against type as a portly, smarmy manager. *8 Mile*, meanwhile, had beloved rapper Eminem playing a fictionalized version of himself.
*Nowhere*, in contrast, had a supporting cast rounded out by respected actors like Strong, Paul Walter Hauser, Odessa Young, Stephen Graham, and Harrison Gilbertson. None of them are household names, and were certainly not enough to convince skeptical audience members to give the film a chance.
Leaning on folks like White and Strong deprived *Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere* of the eye-catching casting that has driven the biggest musician biopics.
https://www.looper.com/2011642/why-springsteen-deliver-me-from-nowhere-flopped-box-office/
**Nancy Pelosi Reportedly Plans to Retire, Will Not Seek Reelection in 2026**
*By Katherine Mosack, OAN Staff*
*11:23 AM Monday, November 3, 2025*
California Democrat Representative Nancy Pelosi is reportedly planning to retire and will not seek reelection in 2026, according to sources who spoke with mainstream media outlets.
Democratic Party insiders who spoke to NBC News indicated that Pelosi’s retirement announcement is expected after Tuesday’s elections. At 85 years old, Pelosi has yet to officially declare whether she will run again, leaving her future open to speculation.
State Senator Scott Wiener (D-Calif.) and former tech executive and political strategist Saikat Chakrabarti have already launched campaigns for Pelosi’s San Francisco congressional seat, signaling a potential shift in leadership.
In a prior interview with the *San Francisco Examiner*, Pelosi said she would wait until after Tuesday’s elections to make a decision about seeking reelection.
“I think she’s preparing to exit the stage,” said a House Democratic leadership aide. “We will not fully appreciate the time we have spent with her until she’s gone.”
However, Democrats remain somewhat divided on Pelosi’s plans. “My sense is she runs again for many reasons. She should hang it up, but I think she thinks the caucus needs her,” said a former Democratic leadership aide. “I also think she wants to be part of history if Leader Jeffries rises to become the first Black Speaker of the House after the midterm election. She wants to be seen as part of that special moment.”
Pelosi’s spokesperson, Ian Krager, did not confirm her future plans but emphasized that she remains “fully focused” on passing Proposition 50.
“Speaker Pelosi is fully focused on her mission to win the ‘Yes on 50’ special election in California on Tuesday,” Krager said. “She urges all Californians to join in that mission on the path to taking back the House for Democrats.”
Pelosi herself stated, “Here’s the thing: We must win the House. If you talk about ‘no kings,’ we must win the House to put a stop to this. We won’t be able to get many things done, but we’ll be able to stop a lot of the poison that he’s putting there, and the best antidote to poison is to win the election.”
She added, “There’s a lot riding on this because this is the path to our winning the House. We will win the House regardless, but winning it big, and we want to win November 4th big.”
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**Prop 50 Special Election and Its Impact**
On Tuesday, California holds a rare single-issue special election where voters will decide on Proposition 50 — the “Election Rigging Response Act.” A “Yes” vote would ratify one specific congressional map (AB 604) already passed by the Democratic supermajority.
If approved, the map would instantly flip five GOP-held seats (CA-01, CA-03, CA-22, CA-41, CA-48) into Democratic territory, potentially shifting California’s U.S. House delegation from 43 Democrats and 9 Republicans to as high as 48 Democrats and 4 Republicans for the 2026, 2028, and 2030 election cycles.
Notably, the independent Citizens Redistricting Commission, created by voters in 2008 and 2010, remains intact for state legislative districts and will redraw congressional districts again in 2031.
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**Colleagues Reflect on Pelosi’s Career**
Ashley Etienne, former communications director for both Pelosi and former Vice President Kamala Harris, said she has not discussed Pelosi’s retirement plans with the former Speaker but praised her leadership.
“Pelosi’s loss is bigger than even to the Democratic Party; it’s a loss to the institution. She’s an object lesson. No matter which side of the political aisle you’re on, if you’re smart, you’re taking copious notes,” Etienne remarked.
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**Pelosi’s Political Journey and Wealth**
Pelosi began her political career in San Francisco as a Democratic National Committee member in 1976, a role she held until 1996. In 1983, she was selected to lead California’s Democratic Party. Additionally, she served as Chairwoman of the Host Committee for the 1984 San Francisco Democratic National Convention and as Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee finance chair from 1985 to 1986.
She was first elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in 1987 and became a major fundraiser for the party. During the 2000 and 2002 election cycles, Pelosi contributed the most money to other candidates among members of Congress.
Between 2003 and 2023, Pelosi alternated roles as House Minority Leader and Speaker. In 2022, she was named “Speaker Emerita” by the House Democratic Caucus.
Financially, Pelosi is among the wealthiest members of Congress. OpenSecrets estimated her net worth at $58 million, ranking her as the 13th-wealthiest member. In 2018, her net worth was estimated at $114.7 million. In July 2025, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that Pelosi’s stock portfolio grew 70% in 2024, estimating her net worth at approximately $413 million.
Due to these reported wealth increases, Senate Republicans, led by Senator Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), have introduced the PELOSI Act, aiming to ban insider trading within Congress.
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This works well as a buffet-style dinner option where everyone can fill their plate to fit their food preferences. Start with pulled rotisserie chicken as the main lean protein, and add side dishes of black beans and brown rice for fiber-rich carbohydrates. Chopped lettuce, salsa, and avocado are great additions for more flavor and nutrients. Kids may prefer having tortillas available to make their own burritos.
Fire up the grill, and while the kids enjoy hot dogs, swap yours for a leaner chicken sausage. They’re typically higher in protein and lower in fat, making them a better fit for weight management. Load yours with gut-friendly toppings like sauerkraut and grilled onions, and pair it with a side of slaw or grilled veggies and antioxidant-rich berries. This way, you can have a balanced dish while your kids enjoy a classic.
Make a few extra chicken strips for yourself and use them as a protein source in a satisfying Cobb salad. Add chopped chicken strips to romaine lettuce, tomato, bacon bits, sliced boiled egg, and a sprinkle of blue-cheese crumbles, with a light portion of dressing.
The best meals for weight loss tend to be high in protein and contain a lot of bulky veggies or fruits. A Cobb salad is great because egg, bacon, and chicken add enough protein to help keep you satisfied. Meanwhile, produce like romaine and tomatoes adds nutrients, bulk, and variety to the meal without making it high in calories.
Tacos are a weekly staple in our house. The kids love theirs with ground beef or turkey, topped with shredded cheese, all stuffed inside a crispy taco shell. Fortunately, it’s easy to transform these ingredients into a hearty, protein-rich, nutrient-dense taco salad.
Start by filling a bowl with chopped romaine, cherry tomatoes, black beans, salsa, avocado, and lean ground turkey or beef. Sprinkle a crumbled taco shell on top for crunch, then add a little dressing if desired. This way, you can enjoy the same taco flavors, just with way more veggies and fewer carbs to help you stick to your daily calorie goals.
It’s easy to customize cheese quesadillas to be as simple or as intricate as you and your kids prefer. To upgrade your own, add lean ground beef or ground turkey (protein), nonfat refried beans (fiber), and roasted peppers or onions (vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants).
The protein and fiber combo in this meal can help you feel full faster and longer, helping avoid the urge for late-night snacks. As a bonus, serve everyone a side of cucumber or jicama slices for an extra dose of fruit or veggies that provide a crunchy, fiber-rich addition.
A basic ramen recipe can be upgraded with lean protein, such as diced chicken and a hard-boiled egg, and leafy greens like spinach or bok choy. Aim to fill one side of your bowl with protein and vegetables, reserving the noodles and broth for the other half.
If your kids are a bit picky, serve components of the dish separately and adjust the ingredients you use. Serve noodles with some of their favorite fruit, so they can pick and choose what they like.
There are several ways to enjoy pasta regularly without derailing weight-loss efforts. First, swap out your noodles. Regular pasta is high in carbohydrates, which can spike blood sugar when eaten in large portions or without being balanced by protein and fiber.
Instead, use noodles made from lentils or chickpeas. They contain more fiber and protein, slowing how quickly carbohydrates are absorbed and helping keep blood sugar steadier — which can aid weight management. Once the noodles are coated in sauce, your kids may not even notice you’ve made the swap.
Skip high-fat, calorie-laden cream sauces and top your pasta with marinara, which is naturally low in calories. Add prepackaged frozen meatballs for an easy protein boost. Don’t forget to mix spinach or roasted broccoli into your dish for extra fiber. For pickier eaters, you may want to serve these on the side.
With some adjustments, pizza night can still be great for parents trying to manage their weight. Using a cauliflower crust is a great way to reduce the carb count of a typical pizza dinner while adding more vegetables. More veggies mean more fiber for gut health and extra nutrients that help support your metabolism and overall health.
I also like to serve a salad or raw veggies on the side to help fill up on lower-calorie foods, so I can stick to smaller portions of pizza while still feeling satisfied. Be sure to add protein to your pizza to create a more balanced meal. Chicken is a great lean option, but sausage or pepperoni work too, depending on your preferences.
https://www.businessinsider.com/ideas-meals-weight-loss-kid-friendly-dietitian-2025-11
On Sunday, November 2nd, 2025, at approximately 2:10 p.m., Humboldt Bay Fire was dispatched to a reported structure fire in the 500 block of West Buhne near Spring Street. The response included four engines, one ladder truck, and a Battalion Chief.
Engine 8113 was the first arriving unit and found smoke coming from the garage area of a single-story triplex residence. Crews immediately pulled a hose line and initiated fire attack. Shortly thereafter, Engine 8115 arrived to assist in extinguishing the fire.
Battalion 8104 took command on scene, establishing Spring Command and declaring an offensive fire attack. Incoming units worked swiftly to establish a water supply from a nearby hydrant, perform a primary search for victims, gain access to the garage, conduct ventilation, and protect the exposed buildings on the alley side. Additionally, a unit was designated as the Rapid Intervention Crew, prepared to respond in case of a firefighter emergency.
Thanks to these coordinated efforts, the fire was contained to the garage area, preventing its spread into the living spaces. Crews then carried out salvage operations, carefully removing sentimental items to prevent further damage.
During the incident, one bystander fell while crossing the street and was treated on scene by City Ambulance. To maintain emergency coverage within Humboldt Bay Fire’s jurisdiction, two additional units were requested, with Samoa Peninsula Fire and Arcata Fire responding to assist. PG&E secured gas and electrical utilities while City Ambulance remained on standby.
Humboldt Bay Fire extends its gratitude to all partnering agencies for their valued support.
The cause and origin investigation determined the fire to be accidental. Fortunately, no civilian or firefighter injuries occurred. Damage is estimated at $150,000.
Humboldt Bay Fire reminds everyone of the importance of fire safety when using torches or other heat-producing equipment. Always follow manufacturer instructions and operate these tools only as intended to prevent similar incidents.
https://lostcoastoutpost.com/2025/nov/3/fire-buhne-street-triplex-sunday-afternoon-contain/
Bloomberg’s Apple expert Mark Gurman has revealed that the new Siri will “lean on Google’s Gemini model” to deliver enhanced features, including AI-powered web search. Apple anticipates that integrating Gemini will make Siri more capable than ever before.
However, some Apple employees have reportedly raised concerns about whether iPhone users will be comfortable with relying on a Google model, especially considering privacy issues.
Read the entire article for more details.
https://www.techspot.com/news/110111-next-version-apple-personal-assistant-siri-powered-google.html
**Can Bitcoin Price Recover Its Momentum After October’s Reversal, or Will Q4 Extend Its Weakest Run Since 2022?**
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### Bitcoin Price Breaks the Uptober Streak
Bitcoin entered October with confidence, extending a powerful rally that lifted prices to a record high above $126,000 on October 6. However, what followed was a sharp and sudden pullback. Within days, prices dropped more than 17%, reaching about $104,500 between October 10 and 11. The month closed with Bitcoin (BTC) down roughly 3.6%, marking its first negative October since 2018.
As of November 3, Bitcoin trades near $108,000, around 14.5% below its monthly peak.
The decline stemmed from several interconnected global developments:
– The U.S.-China trade confrontation intensified after Washington imposed 100% tariffs and introduced new restrictions on software exports. This move sparked heavy liquidations across crypto markets and dampened investor risk appetite.
– At the same time, the Federal Reserve signaled that it may slow the pace of interest rate cuts. This stance strengthened the dollar and increased the appeal of yield-bearing assets, putting additional pressure on Bitcoin, which produces neither interest nor dividends.
Another key factor is Bitcoin’s deeper integration with traditional finance. In past cycles, Bitcoin often moved independently of global markets. Today, institutional trading, ETF flows, and broader macro sentiment shape its direction far more than retail activity alone.
As a result, 2025 broke the “Uptober” streak. Bitcoin is down nearly 6% in Q4 so far, turning what is usually a positive month for crypto into its weakest start since 2022.
The question now is: what lies ahead as the market moves deeper into November and the rest of Q4?
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### Trade Truce Meets Tight Liquidity
Early November brought what appeared to be relief for global markets.
During a summit in South Korea, U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping reached a broad trade-truce framework that marks a partial de-escalation of the trade war that had intensified earlier this year.
Key points of the agreement include:
– China will begin lifting its export ban on automotive computer chips, including components critical to car production worldwide, addressing a major bottleneck that had disrupted global manufacturing chains.
– The two sides agreed on U.S. soybean exports, with China committing to purchase 12 million metric tons this season and 25 million tons annually for the next three years.
– Cooperation will also involve the supply of rare earth minerals and precursor materials used in the production of the drug fentanyl.
– The U.S. reduced tariffs on Chinese goods from 57% to 47%, while China agreed to delay export restrictions on rare earths, gallium, and germanium for one year.
Despite the political optics of progress, China’s manufacturing sector continues to struggle. The country’s October manufacturing PMI stood at 49, extending its contraction streak to seven months and pointing to lingering weaknesses in global demand and production.
In the U.S., the Federal Reserve moved slightly toward monetary easing, cutting its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to a 3.75-4.00% range at its October 28-29 meeting. This decision came as unemployment inched up from 4.0% to 4.3%, while inflation remained around 3% year on year.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell reiterated that future policy remains data dependent, and markets now expect a 70% chance of a further rate cut in December.
A parallel move came from the U.S. central bank’s liquidity operations. On October 31, the Federal Reserve injected $29.4 billion through overnight repo operations — its largest since 2020.
For Bitcoin and the broader crypto markets, greater liquidity, reduced tariffs, and easing trade tensions theoretically create a supportive backdrop. However, real recovery depends on whether supply chains and credit conditions stabilize enough to renew investor confidence.
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### The Verdict That Could Shake Bitcoin
The next major test for global markets, and indirectly for Bitcoin, is set to unfold at the U.S. Supreme Court.
On November 5, the Trump administration will face challenges from small businesses and several U.S. states over the legality of tariffs imposed earlier this year under the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
The plaintiffs argue that the president exceeded his constitutional authority since the law allows regulation of trade during emergencies but does not explicitly authorize tariffs.
The court’s decision is expected sometime between March and June 2026.
The case involves roughly $90 billion in import taxes already collected through September 2025, according to Wells Fargo estimates. However, administration officials warn that this figure could swell to as much as $1 trillion if the court takes until June 2026 to decide and tariffs remain in place throughout that period.
**Potential outcomes:**
– Should the court rule against the administration, those tariffs could be invalidated and refunds ordered, potentially disrupting fiscal balances and triggering volatility in the dollar and equities.
– If the decision favors the White House, it would cement the executive branch’s ability to impose or adjust tariffs unilaterally, giving the U.S. president far greater flexibility in trade negotiations.
For Bitcoin and the broader crypto market, this legal showdown presents a complex scenario.
Once celebrated for moving independently of traditional markets, Bitcoin now behaves much more like a macro-linked instrument. Over the past several years, Bitcoin’s correlation with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq Composite has risen sharply, especially during periods of policy-driven volatility.
– If the Supreme Court outcome disrupts confidence in U.S. trade policy or weakens the dollar, risk assets could see renewed speculative inflows, temporarily supporting crypto prices.
– Conversely, a ruling that strengthens executive control and stabilizes the dollar could pressure Bitcoin, as investors move back toward traditional safe assets.
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### Analyst Outlook and Bitcoin’s Next Move
Market sentiment remains divided on where Bitcoin heads next.
Analyst Ted Pillows noted that Bitcoin has now tested its $107,500 support level for the third or fourth time in just two weeks — a pattern often seen before a decisive breakout or breakdown. He warned that failure to hold this range could open the door for a retest of $100,000, which has served as Bitcoin’s psychological and technical base for much of 2025.
The repeated tests suggest buying strength around $107,000 is weakening, while short-term volatility could rise sharply if that level gives way.
On a more macro level, analyst PlanB, known for the stock-to-flow model, highlighted that Bitcoin closed October at $109,000, marking six straight months above $100,000. He views this range as solidifying long-term support rather than forming a short-term ceiling.
According to his model:
– Bitcoin’s realized price currently sits near $56,000.
– The 55-day moving average is roughly $55,000.
PlanB believes these levels form a structural floor reminiscent of early bull markets in 2013, 2017, and 2021. He also noted that Bitcoin’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) stands at 66, signaling a strong uptrend but not yet in the overheated zone that has historically preceded market tops.
Based on his stock-to-flow projections, Bitcoin’s fair value range lies between $250,000 and $1 million, though he acknowledged wide uncertainty around timing and peaks.
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### Conclusion
The bullish camp believes the absence of FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) and the steady divergence between realized price and moving average point toward another expansion phase. Meanwhile, the bearish view argues Bitcoin may have already peaked at $126,000 following the halving cycle.
Overall, Bitcoin’s near-term direction depends heavily on whether the $107,000 to $108,000 zone holds. A breakdown below could trigger a sharper correction, while stability above that level could set up the next leg higher.
For now, markets remain heated. Proceed with caution and never invest more than you can afford to lose.
https://bitcoinethereumnews.com/bitcoin/is-the-bitcoin-price-heading-for-its-worst-q4-since-2022/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=is-the-bitcoin-price-heading-for-its-worst-q4-since-2022
**New York City Mayoral Race: Voices from Harlem 24 Hours Before the Final Vote**
*By Taya Graham and Stephen Janis*
This is Taya Graham and Stephen Janis reporting from Harlem, New York, just 24 hours before the final vote in the New York Mayor’s race. We visited this bustling neighborhood to ask voters about the issues important to them, their opinions on the frontrunner Zohran Mamdani, his opponent former Governor Andrew Cuomo, and what they hope the new mayor will accomplish.
But first, let’s hear directly from the voters themselves.
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**Mamdani vs. Cuomo: Who Do Harlem Voters Want as Mayor?**
James B Cray shared his preference:
*“Mayor Mamdani.”*
When asked why, he explained:
*“Well, Mamdani is speaking about a lot of things that really address the people, such as housing and transportation issues. I think he’s more at the forefront of what a lot of young people want to hear about. We’ve had de Blasio and Bloomberg, and the cycle just keeps going on without a lot of our issues being addressed.”*
Another voter, who asked to be identified as “Vincent,” expressed a desire for change:
*“It’s time for a change and time for new blood.”*
When pressed if that meant support for Mamdani, Vincent agreed:
*“Yes. People that care about people, it’s important.”*
He added that he appreciated how Mamdani focuses on working-class concerns:
*“He wants to do things for people who are working class, trying to get by, make a living, put food on the table, and get to work.”*
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**Views on Media Coverage and Socialist Label**
Taya Graham noted the mainstream media narrative about Mamdani’s socialist label and asked for Vincent’s thoughts.
Vincent responded:
*“It’s interesting because our democracy used to be about helping people and supporting working people. We’ve gone away from that. Now it’s all about corporations and giving tax breaks to the wealthy. I think it’s time we let someone who represents working-class people have a chance at the table.”*
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**Expectations and Predictions**
Richard shared his thoughts on the race:
*“Mamdani’s going to win because he’s young and a new face. Many people can’t resist that. Cuomo has had his issues; people say he messed up a lot. I don’t really hear any negativity about Mamdani.”*
Kimberly took a more cautious approach:
*“At this point, it’s about whoever is best for the job. There have been many mayors we thought were best, but we often end up with the short end of the stick. So time will tell.”*
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**Important Issues for the Next Mayor**
When asked about the issues they want the next mayor to focus on, conversations frequently centered around housing, food security, and public transportation.
Pastor Dave expressed skepticism about both candidates:
*“Not really inspired by those choices. We had a lot of issues with Cuomo in the last couple of years when he left office. Mamdani comes with an agenda that isn’t very American or patriotic. It’s just another socialist program, and we’re not really interested in that. What would really empower people is to make them less dependent on the government and its system. So, I’m not a big fan of him because of that.”*
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**Voting Motivations**
One voter, who spoke with us as Speaker 7, shared their reason for voting early:
*“I voted earlier because I had to do my duty. I will always vote. I didn’t want either of the other two choices, and I knew who I was voting for. Hopefully, Mamdani will be the new mayor.”*
When asked what inspired their choice, they said:
*“He’s just something different. I worry about his experience, but hopefully, he’ll have enough help. We just need something new.”*
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As New Yorkers head to the polls, the voices from Harlem reveal a neighborhood eager for change and representation that acknowledges the daily challenges residents face—from housing and transportation to economic fairness.
Stay tuned for more coverage as the results come in.
https://therealnews.com/nyc-voters-want-real-change
The 2025-26 NCAA women’s college basketball season is shaping up to be the most vibrant and inclusive yet. With increasing visibility and support for LGBTQ+ athletes, fans, and programs, this season promises to break new ground both on and off the court.
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Arc Raiders offers a wealth of materials to loot topside, and while most items clearly indicate their uses, Rusted Tools remain a bit of a mystery. Considered a rare recyclable material, many players might have simply recycled them for scrap metal without realizing their true value. However, if you’ve found some Rusted Tools already, you might have experienced the sudden urgency to find more—because Rusted Tools are vital for upgrading your Gunsmith.
### What Are Rusted Tools Used For?
At present, the only use for Rusted Tools beyond recycling them is the Gunsmith II upgrade. The good news is that you only need three Rusted Tools to complete this upgrade, making it a manageable goal if you know where to look.
### Where to Find Rusted Tools
Unsurprisingly, your best chance of finding Rusted Tools is in Mechanical and Industrial areas. These tools commonly appear in red toolboxes, crates, and various other containers scattered throughout these zones.
Some of the prime locations for farming Rusted Tools include:
– **Dam Battlegrounds**
– Scrap Yard — especially around the cars
– Water Treatment Control — lower floors
– Primary Facility — lower floors
These three areas are close to each other and can be looted in a single run, with multiple extraction points nearby for convenience.
– **Spaceport**
– Vehicle Maintenance
– Container Storage
These warehouses are situated right next to each other, making them efficient spots to loot. There’s also the Shipping Warehouse in the north. However, be cautious, as the Spaceport tends to feel much more dangerous compared to the areas on Dam.
– **Blue Gate**
– Adorned Wreckage
– Warehouse Complex
– Checkpoint
### Tips for Efficient Farming
– Focus on looting containers such as red toolboxes and crates, as Rusted Tools frequently spawn there.
– Plan your route to cover multiple high-yield areas in one run, particularly around Dam Battlegrounds, to maximize your collection.
– Keep an eye on your surroundings, especially in more dangerous zones like the Spaceport, to avoid unnecessary confrontations.
By targeting these mechanical and industrial hotspots, you can quickly gather the Rusted Tools needed to upgrade your Gunsmith and improve your arsenal in Arc Raiders. Happy looting!
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