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7+ min ago (624+ words) The U.S. Navy has submitted its recommendations on potential punishments, if any, for Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly over his participation in a video that reminded U.S. troops they have a duty to refuse illegal orders, a Pentagon official told CNN on Thursday. Those recommendations have been submitted to the Pentagon's Office of General Counsel, "where they are providing a legal review and input," the official said. It was not immediately clear what recommendations were included in the report. A spokesperson for Kelly told CNN in a statement that the senator was "never notified or contacted" about the Navy secretary delivering a report at Hegseth's request and reiterated he will not be intimidated by the Defense Secretary [Pete Hegseth] or President Donald Trump. "Pete Hegseth and Donald Trump could do themselves a big favor and learn about our country's history, the Constitution and…...

27+ min ago (1569+ words) Prosecutor tells The Sun how a DNA match thousands of miles away bust open the riddle of a horrific crime scene, which saw beloved mum Leslie Preer's blood smeared through an upmarket apartment complex IT was a sunny summer day, and Eugene Gligor was sipping coffee and scrolling through his phone on the steps of his city apartment." The 44-year-old was taking a break from his home-working job, unaware that he was moments away from being arrested for murder."It was the culmination of a 23-year manhunt that revealed a story of drug-fuelled rage, betrayal and cowardice " finally cracked by an ingenious police sting. What looked like a group of male friends walking down the street, dressed in shorts and polo shirts, approached on the sidewalk in June 2024. They were, in fact, US Marshals, and as they drew level with…...

1+ hour, 26+ min ago (135+ words) The designation revives a little-known Theodore Roosevelt-era directive that set aside federal lands for border protection more than a century ago. "National Defense Area" on the California-Mexico Border'What to Know Hundreds of acres of public land near the Mexico border have been put under the control of the U.S. Navy for the sake of national security. The Trump administration announced the plan, which is a continuation of a project started by the Theodore Roosevelt administration, on Dec. 10. The land is now designated as a "National Defense Area." What to Know About Trump"s New "Gold Card" Visa Program NYC Comptroller Brad Lander Launches Primary Challenge Against Rep. Dan Goldman New Bipartisan Bills Aim to Raise Penalties for Online Child Abuse, Sextortion Abbott Backs TPUSA Expansion Into Texas High Schools...

1+ hour, 36+ min ago (1734+ words) Behind the series: The Star's longtime environmental reporter Tony Davis shares what inspired him to write the investigative series "Colorado River reckoning: Not enough water." The way the water is sold from the Colorado River and from a federal water project serving California's agriculture-rich Central Valley essentially puts little or no value on the water itself" only on the pipelines, canals and other infrastructure used to deliver it, says the report, titled "Free water while it lasts." But the low rates charged by the feds to various water users in the region don't even cover the U.S. government's costs of operating and repairing the water infrastructure, meaning federal taxpayers are subsidizing those costs, it finds. "It's not free. All the taxpayers are paying for it," said Mark Gold, a co-author of the report. "The Colorado River system is heading to catastrophe…...

1+ hour, 51+ min ago (598+ words) Alpine Pizza will be reopening in downtown Flagstaff in its former space, as well as expanding into the space currently occupied by The McMillan Kitchen and Bar. Having closed its doors along North Leroux Street a few years back, Alpine Pizza will be returning to downtown Flagstaff next week as Genuine Concepts reopens the business Monday, Dec. 15. The location also noted it was unable to earn enough money to cover operating expenses, "let alone make a living." Read moreFlagstaff's Papa Murphy's closes, citing corporate pricing and high operating expenses Following the Arizona Daily Sun's report last week that North Country HealthCare had abruptly terminated the health care plan for its hundreds of employees-- while facing a federal lawsuit al" Read moreMore North Country HealthCare employees speak out, as CEO promises "transparency' in health insurance situation The sales events specifically kick…...

2+ hour, 36+ min ago (1624+ words) Home " Wildlife " 10 Places in the Southwest Where You Might Encounter a Jaguar in the Wild The Huachuca Mountain range in southern Arizona has become one of the most reliable spots for recent jaguar documentation. This rugged terrain near Tucson offers everything a wandering jaguar needs: steep canyons, abundant water sources, and a healthy population of prey animals. Trail camera footage from this area has captured jaguars roaming through the mountains, confirming what wildlife biologists have long suspected. The mountains create natural corridors connecting habitat patches, allowing these big cats to move between feeding and resting areas without much human interference. The elevation here varies dramatically, creating diverse microclimates that support everything from desert scrub at lower elevations to pine forests higher up. Deer, javelina, and smaller mammals thrive in these mountains, providing ample food for an apex predator. It's hard…...

4+ hour, 36+ min ago (552+ words) A look at results and news from NAU Athletics. Read moreNAU ROUNDUP: Hanah Stoddard Earns 2025 AVCA All-Region Honors NAZ Elite is also sending Adrian Wildschutt, who will represent South Africa. Read moreNAZ Elite This Week: Kiptoo, Muhumed earn spots on Team USA for 2026 World Athletics Cross Country Championships The Spartans lost both its Thursday games of the Pepsi Holiday Tournament by a combined eight points. Read moreNPA boys basketball goes winless on 1st day of Pepsi Holiday Invitational Both of FHS's basketball teams were positioned to earn the top spot in their pools after the opening day. Read moreFlagstaff boys bounce back from loss with dominant win in Pepsi Tournament; girls cruise to two victories A look at how local teams have fared recently. Read moreLOCAL ROUNDUP: Coconino girls basketball loses to Page; BASIS boys and girls basketball secure wins The…...

8+ hour, 1+ min ago (146+ words) A rancher and outlaw engage in a battle of wills as they wait for the train to Yuma. "3:10 to Yuma:" A Western of Inner Storms NR | 1h 32m | Drama, Thriller, Western | 1957 Director Delmer Daves"s "3:10 to Yuma" (1957) arrived during a period when Westerns shifted toward stories that turned inward. Instead of the usual scenic wanderings or grand frontier visuals, the film pushes into the uneasy spaces where duty, pride, and fear wrestle for control. Daves shapes the world with a sense of pressure that feels human and immediate. The result invites viewers into a realm that lingers long after the final train whistle. Epoch Watchlist: Recommended Viewing for Dec. 1218 "Fight Back to School:" A 1990s" Hong Kong Classic "Warlock:" A Frontier Built on Shaky Boards "Joint Security Area": A Film That Echoes Today"s Headlines...

9+ hour, 4+ min ago (140+ words) Taiwanese restaurant group chain Din Tai Fung will be debuting in Brea next year, according to BreaNOW. It's one of many new offerings expected to launch at the location as part of the mall's revitalization project. Its address will be 1401 Brea Mall Lane. A PR representative for the company told What Now OC the new outpost will be 13,000 square feet and feature seating for 300 guests. It is expected to open sometime in the summer. Founded in 1958 in Taiwan, the eatery began as a small cooking oil shop before making dumplings and becoming a restaurant in 1974. Today, the chain operates across the United States, Taiwan, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, China, and Thailand. Katie Porter | November 8, 2025 Katie Porter | June 7, 2025 riya yadav | December 10, 2025...

9+ hour, 30+ min ago (73+ words) What: The 2025 C.M Newton Classic: #1 Arizona (8-0) vs #12 Alabama (7-2) Where:Legacy Arena at the BJCC " Birmingham, AL When:8:30 pm CT, Saturday Line: Tide -1.5 (!) Yet the Tide is favored. Any questions? I'll be on hand for this one, but I encourage anyone not making the trip to meet back here for the Game Thread. Roll Tide y'all, and Hope for the Best....