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Lindsey Vonn rejoined the US team last season after retiring due to injury in 2019.
CAQM forms expert committee to develop strategies to tackle Delhi air pollution
An Expert Committee, chaired by IIT Madras Professor Ashok Jhunjhunwala, has been formed by the Commission for Air Quality Management in NCR to address vehicular pollution. The committee will review clean mobility policies, assess emission contributions, and recommend measures for accelerated EV transition and air pollution abatement in Delhi-NCR.
Indian Navy's first indigenous diving support craft set to be commissioned on December 16
The ship will be formally inducted into service in presence of Vice Admiral Sameer Saxena, Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Southern Naval Command. The event will mark the addition of a key operational asset to the Navy's inventory, enhancing its diving and underwater support capability, according to the maritime force.
Taylor Swift appears to have changed lyrics on two Reputation tracks in Apple Music
Taylor Swift has made minor lyric changes to her Reputation album on Apple Musics Dolby Atmos version, affecting two songs: I Did Something Bad and Delicate. Fans observed lines like But if he drops my name, then I owe him nothin were replaced for more explicit versions, that includes If a man talks ****, then I owe him nothin.
New York sends out $400 inflation refund checks: Who gets paid and when
New York is sending one-time inflation refund checks worth up to $400 to millions of households. The payments are meant to help people manage rising living costs. Many checks are already mailed, and more are on the way. People do not need to apply and only need to wait for their check if they are eligible.
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All about Runjhun Sharma, whose pictures with Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has gone viral
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has resurfaced in discussions following a viral photograph with RT India's Head of News, Runjhun Sharma. The images, shared by Sharma, document Tharoor's appearance on an RT program discussing India-Russia relations and his past RT series on British colonialism.
Monster winter blast to dump 15 inches of snow travel chaos looms for 20 million
A strong winter storm system is bringing heavy snow, cold winds, and travel worries for many people in the Midwest and Northeast. Weather experts warn that some places may see higher snow totals and low visibility. More snow is expected as a second storm follows. Drivers and travelers should stay alert and watch for new weather updates.
'$27 BILLION fraud per year': Sen Johnson 'EXPOSES' scam in Obamacare subsidies at fiery hearing
Angel Reese just dropped a major clue about her new NBA boyfriend fans lose it
Angel Reese grabbed headlines this week after appearing to confirm her relationship with NBA center Wendell Carter Jr. After Carters remarks that Thats the homie for sure and We locked in, Reese shared images wearing a Magic jersey with My Man on the back, that includes one photo showing Carters hand around her waist. Carter then commented overly, further sparking the buzz.
Finland to procure AMRAAM missiles from the US
Finland announced its procurement of Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAM) from the United States. This acquisition will bolster the capabilities of the nation's incoming F-35 fighter jet fleet, enhancing its response to regional threats. Deliveries are set to align with the F-35 deployment, ensuring Finland possesses the latest AMRAAM variant.
Defamation case involving Rahul Gandhi postponed, next hearing on December 23
Gandhi's lawyer, Kashi Prasad Shukla, said that witness Ramchandra Dubey was scheduled to be cross-examined on Friday. The hearing was postponed after Shukla sought time.
Ditch your bike or car? 5 reason you should grab a cycle instead
Namma Metro Pink Line update: Check when the service may finally begin
BEML has unveiled a prototype driverless metro trainset for upcoming Namma Metro corridors. This comes as the Pink Line faces delays, with its commercial launch now pushed to mid-2026. BEML will supply 318 metro cars for the Blue and Pink Lines. The new trains feature energy efficiency and advanced safety.
Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin makes first in-court appearance; seen smiling in viral video
Stablecoins pose big risks, serve no real purpose, says RBIs Rabi Sankar
Reserve Bank of India Deputy Governor T. Rabi Sankar cautioned against stablecoins, citing significant macroeconomic risks and their lack of unique utility compared to fiat money. He emphasized that these digital tokens do not offer benefits beyond what traditional currency can provide, and India will maintain a cautious approach to such innovations.
PLI schemes attract 2 lakh crore investment till September, lift output and jobs across sectors
India's Production Linked Incentive (PLI) program has significantly boosted manufacturing, investment, and exports, with nearly 2 lakh crore invested across 14 sectors. This has led to over 18.7 lakh crore in production and sales, creating 12.6 lakh jobs. Key sectors like pharmaceuticals and electronics have seen substantial growth, enhancing domestic capacity and global competitiveness.
Silver price today: Silver price hits all-time high above $64 now. The dollar weakens. Traders chase the breakout. But the RSI at 87 signals one of silvers most overheated readings in 45 years. Support sits at $62.80. Next target $65$68. Is a sharp reversal comingor a bigger run ahead?
Quote of the day by Rajinikanth: 'You can be a good person. But you shouldnt be...'
Superstar Rajinikanth's dialogues are more than just punchlines. They offer timeless wisdom on life. His famous lines teach about kindness, awareness, and the importance of timing. They also highlight individuality and the value of hard work. Rajinikanth's cinematic universe provides a unique blend of style and philosophy. His words continue to resonate with audiences across generations.
Manipur: Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh calls upon women to work for restoration of peace
Singh said that both sides saved 47,000 people during the Meitei-Kuki conflict while 260 lost their lives. It is extremely sad that many innocent people died in the violence, he added.
Quote of the day: William Shakespeares gift for capturing universal human truths in lyrical form is a key reason his works endure across generations. Teachers use this quote to inspire students, professionals draw on its message for motivation, and readers often see it as a reminder to take initiative in their own lives.
EU to impose 3 euro duty on small e-commerce parcels from July 2026
European Union finance ministers have agreed to impose a 3 euro custom duty on low-value parcels. This measure targets cheap Chinese e-commerce imports. The duty will be implemented from July 1, 2026. It aims to eliminate the current exemption for online purchases under 150 euros. This move seeks to level the playing field for European businesses.
Antidepressants drugs are not without risks, which vary depending on the medication. Certain antidepressants have been associated with increases in several diseases, according to reports.
Your body doesn't absorb food the same way at 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Chrononutrition science reveals that syncing meals with sunlight and your internal clock can amplify nutrient uptake, balance hormones, and spark real metabolic transformationno restrictive diets needed.
'No idea what she's doing': Trump STUNNED as Melania unveils unexpected 2026 legislative push
Ukraine says it hit two Russian ships transporting military equipment in Caspian Sea
Ukraine's special forces, collaborating with a local resistance group, have reportedly struck two Russian vessels in the Caspian Sea carrying weapons and military equipment. The ships, identified as Composer Rakhmaninoff and Askar-Sarydzha, were targeted off the Kalmykia coast. This follows a separate report of a Ukrainian drone attack on a Russian oil rig in the same region.
Wealth quote of the day by Elon Musk, Its OK to have your eggs in one basket, as long as you control what happens to that basket. Elon Musk dropped a gem for investors. Its OK to have your eggs in one basket, as long as you control what happens to that basket. This line flips traditional advice. Focus beats scattershot diversification. Control your bets. Musk lives this truth. His story proves it. From near bankruptcy to world's richest.
India, France seal treaty revamp giving Paris dividend relief, Delhi tax rights
Bilateral trade between India and France stood at $15 billion last year, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron have been forging warmer ties. The two sides have been working to recast their tax treaty since 2024 to modernize it by adapting global standards on tax transparency.
Blueberries might need to be imported but they export these 7 diseases from your body
Small, unassuming blueberries pack a serious punch against seven major health threats. Their purple-blue hue signals anthocyanins and polyphenolspowerful plant compounds that fight inflammation, oxidative stress, and chronic disease pathways your body struggles with daily.
Delhi govt notifies new law to regulate private school fees, cap charges
A key feature of the Act is the annual School-Level Fee Regulation Committee, which each school must constitute by July 15 every year. The panel will include five parents selected through a draw of lots from the parent-teacher association, with mandatory representation of women, and members from Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and socially and educationally backward classes.
AI won't steal jobs, ours is last generation to have stable, long-term careers: Microsoft's Chandok
Microsoft India President Puneet Chandok believes artificial intelligence will transform jobs by unbundling tasks. He asserts that the refusal to learn is the real threat, not automation. Chandok suggests current generations are the last to experience stable, long-term careers.
Besan and atta: Why mixing gram flour into chapatis changes the game
Why some Muslims dont sing Vande Mataram: Owaisi, Iqra, and Aga Syed Ruhullah explain
Why are all eyes now watching your shopping cart?
India's economic growth is increasingly driven by robust domestic consumption, a crucial buffer against global trade headwinds and rising tariffs. Low inflation, coupled with GST cuts and easing income taxes, is boosting household purchasing power. A significant revival in rural demand further strengthens this internal economic resilience, positioning consumer spending as India's most reliable growth pillar amidst global uncertainties.
Average 50 days of employment per household provided under MGNREGS in last five years: Govt
The flagship rural employment scheme guarantees up to 100 days of wage employment in every financial year to every household whose adult members volunteer to do unskilled manual work.
J-K loses 7,000 Waqf properties: Mehbooba Mufti calls it 'latest blow' against Muslims
The former chief minister of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir also shared data of the registered Waqf properties across the country as on December 7. According to the data shared by her in the post, Jammu and Kashmir had 32,533 registered properties on December 9, 2024, while it decreased by 7,240 to 25,293 on December 7, this year.
Rs 1.3 crore, zero expenses: Researcher torn over 'once-in-a-lifetime' six-month Antarctica offer
A 29-year-old environmental researcher faces a significant decision after a lucrative six-month contract in Antarctica offers more than a crore. But he is stuck in a dilemma whether to accelerate his path to financial independence or risk a prolonged separation from his girlfriend.
Mexico's tariffs to hit India's auto, auto components, metal, electronics exports: Experts
The higher duties will take effect on January 1, 2026. Under the decision, Mexico will impose steep import tariffs - ranging from about 5 per cent to as high as 50 per cent on a wide range of goods from countries that do not have free trade agreements with Mexico, including India, China, South Korea, Thailand and Indonesia.
Goa govt holds high-level meeting for tourism safety
The goverment said the meeting was held in view of the recent anxiety and unrest within the tourism ecosystem and was convened to strengthen safety standards and implement robust, future-ready mechanisms across Goas tourism sector.
Akshaye Khanna's brother, Sakshi Khanna, is the youngest son of Vinod Khanna. Sakshi has worked as an assistant director on major films. He also acted in independent projects. Sakshi launched his own production house. He now focuses on spirituality and inner growth, staying away from the limelight.
Govt must promote domestic production of anti-doping kits: RS member P T Usha
P T Usha, a Rajya Sabha member, has called for a government program to boost local production of anti-doping kits. This initiative aims to make India a dope-free sporting nation. Promoting indigenous manufacturing under Make in India will reduce costs and speed up testing. It will also enhance transparency and strengthen deterrence.
Quick fix of the day: The fast shoe drying hack
Quick fix of the day: As winter arrives, a simple household hack for drying wet shoes is necessary. This method involves filling shoes with crumpled newspaper and placing them near a fan, effectively absorbing moisture and promoting faster drying. This technique is safe for various shoe materials, preventing damage often caused by direct heat.
Bangladesh plans to buy Eurofighter Typhoon: Here's how it compares to Rafale, can S-400 detect it?
Bangladesh is exploring the acquisition of Eurofighter Typhoon combat jets from Italy as part of its air force modernization. This preliminary step follows recent aviation decisions, including a planned purchase of Boeing aircraft. The Eurofighter Typhoon, a multi-role fighter, boasts advanced capabilities and a stealthy design, potentially marking Bangladesh's first major Western combat aircraft purchase.
'Set aside differences': Trump tells Dems, Republicans can work together 'to make nation stronger'
New word of the day: Voucherscape, the chaos of digital vouchers nobody asked for
New word of the day: 'Voucherscape.' Indian travellers faced flight cancellations and packed terminals. Companies responded with a flood of digital vouchers and credits. This situation has led to the introduction of the term 'voucherscape.' It describes the complex maze of offers travellers now navigate.
Lalu Prasad's daughter Rohini Acharya has spoken out about family issues. She is urging the Bihar government to make sure women feel safe at home. Acharya believes current government schemes are not enough. She says societal and political changes are needed. Her comments follow a public break with her family. This happened after a reported argument about election results.
President Trump, who says the war has gone on too long, has been calling on European leaders to accept his plan. On Wednesday he spoke with French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, and hinted he might travel to Europe this weekend to push negotiations forward.
Indian wrestler Vinesh Phogat has reversed her retirement decision, announcing her return to competitive wrestling with the aim of winning an Olympic medal at the LA 2028 Games. Phogat, who was disqualified from a medal match at the Tokyo Olympics due to a weigh-in issue, stated her passion for the sport remains strong and she is motivated by her son's support.
He stepped into cinema with barely ten minutes on screen beside Kamal Haasan, yet within years he rose from obscurity to challenge a legends superstardom. On his birthday, the story of how an unknown newcomer transformed into an unstoppable cultural force continues to captivate generations.
Rahul Gandhi flags issue of air pollution, seeks discussion in Lok Sabha
Rahul Gandhi highlighted severe air pollution in Indian cities. He urged for a Lok Sabha discussion to find solutions. Gandhi emphasized cooperation between the opposition and government on this critical issue. He noted the widespread health impacts, including lung disease in children and cancer. Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju confirmed the government's readiness for a debate.
Perth braces for extreme fire conditions this weekend as temperatures soar to 40C, following two bushfires that prompted evacuations. Firefighters continue to battle blazes, with lives and homes potentially at risk. The Bureau of Meteorology warns of hot, windy weather and lightning strikes, urging residents to stay informed and hydrated.
Goa nightclub fire: 'Landowner' claims officials quietly changed property status
The original owner of the land where the 'Birch by Romeo Lane' nightclub stood has alleged his property was rezoned from a salt pan to a settlement zone without his knowledge. Pradeep Ghadi Amonkar, who is in a legal battle over the land, discovered the change while preparing to sue the club following a fatal fire.
BJP's strategy to pit Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay against Tagore backfired: Congress
Congress criticized the BJP's attempt to pit Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay against Rabindranath Tagore, stating it backfired. The party reminded the BJP that Rajendra Prasad had already granted Vande Mataram equal status to the national anthem in 1950. This comes after a parliamentary debate on the national song's 150th anniversary.
Watch: Hema Malini breaks down remembering Dharmendra: 'A companionship that stood the test of time'
Rajya Sabha proceedings adjourned for 10 minutes due to absence of Cabinet Ministers
Rajya Sabha proceedings were briefly adjourned for 10 minutes after Opposition MPs noted the absence of any Cabinet Minister. Despite the Chairman's request for a minister's presence, MPs insisted on an adjournment, calling the situation an insult to the House. The adjournment followed a tribute to those who fought terrorists in the 2001 Parliament attack.
Act in 7 days to protect Sunil Gavaskar's personality rights, Delhi HC tells social media platforms
The Delhi High Court has ordered social media platforms to address former cricketer Sunil Gavaskar's plea. He sought protection for his personality rights, including his name and image. Intermediaries must act within seven days. This follows similar actions by other celebrities seeking to control their digital presence. The court is ensuring these rights are safeguarded.
BMC water cut Mumbai : Mumbai's western and central suburbs are experiencing a 24-hour water shutdown as the BMC undertakes crucial repair work on water channels. The disruption, which began Friday morning and will last until Saturday morning, affects thousands of households and businesses across Andheri, Jogeshwari, Bandra, Dadar, and Mahim, impacting daily routines in several busy neighborhoods.
CAT 2025 result: Check the likely release date of scorecard, steps to download and more
CAT 2025 results are anticipated soon. Experts predict a release between late December 2025 and early January 2026. Candidates can check their scorecards on iimcat.ac.in. The results will guide admissions to IIMs and other business schools. Candidates should download their scorecards promptly and verify all details for the upcoming selection rounds.
Jairam Ramesh hands Rajnath Singh Maniben Patels diary, to rebut his 'Nehru-Babri' claim
From Sara to Farhan: The Power Comebacks of in Bollywood
Supriya Sahu, Indian Administrative Service officer, has received the prestigious United Nations Champions of the Earth award for 2025. This honour recognizes her significant contributions to environmental protection and climate action. Sahu's work in Tamil Nadu has focused on ecosystem restoration, community resilience, and sustainable development. Her initiatives have led to increased green jobs and expanded forest cover.
Winter vacation 2025: Check the full list of states that have announced holidays
Winter vacation dates for the 2025-26 academic year have been announced across various Indian states. Delhi and Haryana will observe a break from January 1-15, 2026. Other states like Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Punjab have scheduled breaks starting in late December. Jammu and Kashmir will have extended winter shutdowns, while Kerala and Tamil Nadu are experiencing rain-related closures.
India frees up visas for Chinese professionals in key step to boost ties
India is now issuing Chinese business visas within a month. This move aims to boost ties with China and end significant output losses. Bureaucratic hurdles have been removed, speeding up approvals. This decision follows Prime Minister Narendra Modi's efforts to improve the business environment for foreign investors. The change is expected to help Indian electronics makers and other industries.
What if our favourite Indian cricketers are reimagined as Avengers? This story imagines the current Indian cricket team as the Marvel superheroes where each player is matched with a superhero based on personality, skills, and their impact on the game.
Quote of the day by Mike Tyson: Everyone has a plan until they .
Mike Tyson, a legendary boxer, offers timeless wisdom. His famous quote highlights that plans falter when faced with adversity. True strength lies in adapting to setbacks. This principle, honed through his own life and career, teaches us to remain flexible and resilient. Facing challenges head-on and maintaining a relentless work ethic are key to overcoming life's punches and achieving success.
Where Celebs Like Ananya, Janhvi & Kiara Vacation by the Sea
18th Mint BFSI Summit LIVE Updates: SEBI's Tuhin Kanta Pandey to deliver keynote address today
18th Mint BFSI Summit LIVE Updates: SEBI chief Tuhin Kanta Pandey will deliver the keynote address today. The Finances Next Frontier theme will bring together Indias influential voices to discuss how banking, markets, insurance, and fintech can prepare for a new era.
India weighs tougher battery rules as 10 GWh storage plan takes shape
The renewable energy ministry wants new efficiency and lifecycle conditions to ensure only higher-performance batteries qualify under the utility-scale storage PLI scheme.
Debbie Zakaib, Alexandre Taillefers wife and a celebrated Quebec personality in fashion and food, has died. She died after a brief but challenging fight with cancer. Zakaib was a driving force in the province's culinary world and a respected marketing executive. Her contributions significantly boosted Quebec's creative sectors and cultural landscape. She was also instrumental in bringing prestigious culinary recognitions to the region.
422 Bodo Liberation Tigers cadres get Rs 2 lakhs as part of rehabilitation package
Over 400 former Bodo Liberation Tigers cadres, previously excluded from rehabilitation, received Rs 2 lakhs each. This initiative is part of a broader peace effort in Assam, following several Memorandums of Settlement with various militant groups since 2020. These efforts have successfully integrated thousands of former cadres into mainstream society through skill development and financial packages.
Garena Free Fire Max Redeem Codes for December 12, 2025: Unlock 10+ free rewards now
Garena Free Fire Max players can snag in-game freebies using regularly released 12-character alphanumeric redeem codes. These codes have limited validity and can only be used once, so prompt redemption is advised. Players can claim rewards by visiting the official redemption site and logging in with their game-linked accounts.
Pakistan may ban 'uncooperative' social media platforms: Minister
Pakistan's government is considering a ban on social media platforms. Minister Barrister Aqeel Malik stated that platforms must cooperate with authorities. He highlighted X's lack of cooperation compared to others. The government has warned that non-compliant platforms could face bans. This follows Brazil's actions against X. Pakistan wants social media companies to open offices in the country.
Quote of the day by John Curtin: The pursuit of knowledge is far more important than
Australia's wartime Prime Minister John Curtin believed the journey of learning shapes character more than knowledge itself. From humble beginnings, he championed workers' rights and social justice, emphasizing discipline and intellectual effort. Curtin's philosophy highlights curiosity and resilience as vital for growth, warning against complacency and fostering integrity and sound judgment through continuous pursuit of understanding.
This isn't the first time the Fed has struggled for independence
As the Federal Reserve navigates potential leadership changes and ongoing political pressures, its hard-won independence faces a critical test. Historical parallels with the 1950s highlight the enduring struggle between the central bank and the executive branch over monetary policy. The outcome in 2026 will significantly impact the cost of living and investor confidence.
Shivraj Patil, former Union Home Minister during the 26/11 Mumbai attack, passes away in Latur
Shivraj Patil Death News: Senior Congress leader and former Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil passed away at 91 in Latur after a prolonged illness. He served as Speaker of the Lok Sabha and Union Home Minister, notably during the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, for which he took moral responsibility. Patil also faced criticism over his attire following the Delhi blasts.
Quote of the day by Mahatma Gandhi: Be the change that you wish to see.
Mahatma Gandhi's enduring wisdom emphasizes that personal transformation is the catalyst for global change. His quote, Be the change that you wish to see in the world, urges individuals to embody desired values and actions. This principle encourages self-discipline and accountability, inspiring positive shifts within families, communities, and beyond.
Hes constantly shaking hands...: Karoline Leavitt explains Trumps hand bandages
Breaking News Live Updates: Japan issues emergency warning after 6.6 magnitude earthquake
Delhi Temperature: Capital sees mild winter but dense fog grips NCR as IMD warns of cold wave ahead
Delhi Weather Today: Delhi is experiencing a milder-than-expected winter this December, with minimum temperatures around 9C and maximums near 24C. Despite the moderate chill, dense fog has blanketed parts of the NCR, reducing visibility. The IMD has warned of dense fog and potential cold wave conditions in the coming days.
Stranger Things Volume 2 update covers new episode titles, directors, release dates, post-production progress, and comments from the Duffer Brothers. The story explains how Stranger Things Volume 2 will shape the final season and what viewers can expect from the next set of chapters.
Barron Trump and Andrew Tate relationship explained in a new report that outlines their Zoom conversations, views on Romanian charges, dating advice given to Barron, and their growing connection through Tate associate Justin Waller. The report also covers Tates past issues, legal cases, and his long link with the Trump family.
Motilal Oswal recommends Buy on Titan as technicals signal sustained strength
Trump signs executive order to block state AI regulations
President Trump signed an executive order Thursday to block states from creating their own AI regulations, citing concerns about stifling innovation and falling behind China. The order directs the Attorney General to challenge state laws and the Commerce Department to identify problematic rules, threatening to restrict funding for states with AI legislation.
Copyright Act may be updated for AI royalty
The government is considering changes to the Copyright Act. This is to create a system for paying royalties to creators whose work is used to train artificial intelligence. A committee has proposed a mandatory license for AI developers. This license would include payments to copyright holders. A central body would manage these royalty collections and distributions.
US should sign trade deal if happy with offer: Piyush Goyal
India's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal indicated the US should sign a trade agreement if satisfied with New Delhi's offer, following positive remarks from US trade officials. Meanwhile, Italy's Deputy Prime Minister expressed optimism for an India-EU Free Trade Agreement within six months, though India's minister declined to provide a specific timeline for the deal.
Niti Aayog pushes for policy push, tax sops to take corporate bond mkt to Rs 120 lakh crore
Niti Aayog has proposed sweeping tax, regulatory, and market reforms to expand Indias corporate bond market into a major long-term capital source by 2030. The report urges parity in taxation, lower barriers for foreign investors, stronger market infrastructure, and coordinated policy measures to support investment and Indias growth ambitions.
Consumption momentum is expected to remain strong in the coming year, driven by low inflation, the positive effects of GST cuts, and easing policy rates. Economists anticipate this trend will continue to fuel demand and support household real incomes, though growth may be led by affluent consumers.
Morning Brief Podcast: How Quick Commerce is Triggering a Health Crisis for Gen Z
Heated Rivalry Episode 4 release time, schedule and how to watch are now confirmed for global viewers. Episode 4, titled Rose, arrives on December 12 with a midnight release on HBO Max and Crave. This explainer covers the release time, streaming options, cast details, episode guide and full viewing schedule.
Sen. Mark Kelly navy report: Here's what punishment potentially awaits the Arizona Democrat
The US Navy has submitted recommendations to the Pentagon regarding Senator Mark Kelly's appearance in a video urging service members to reject illegal orders. The Pentagon is reviewing the report, which Kelly's office dismisses as politically motivated, intensifying a dispute with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
