The owner of the anti-Trump brewery that once offered free beer when President Trump dies says the company's Madison, Wisconsin, taproom will likely close by the end of the year. The announcement comes after the Wisconsin Department of Revenue revoked the company's brewing permits for its Minocqua and Madison locations, alleging it transported beer from Illinois without the required permits and tax payments. The brewery disputes the state's allegations and says officials are targeting the company because of its political views. Read more:

The 10y Treasury yield is on track for its largest monthly increase since October 2024 ... also working on its 7th consecutive monthly gain, which has not happened since the end of 2010 into 2011

THE BLOCK: Circle CFO Jeremy Fox-Geen plans to step down from the role after more than five years with the company, with his departure expected by the end of December unless a successor is appointed sooner. Circle said it has begun a search for his replacement with the help of an executive search firm. $CRCL

The NFL is cracking down on pretend keggers in the end zone by issuing fines to several players who mimicked chugging drinks during games last week. 🔗

The NFL fines San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk for an alleged act of “offensive demonstration” — when the league says he feigned chugging a brew in the end zone to celebrate a touchdown.