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JOSH GREEN, M.D. GOVERNOR RYAN KANAKAʻOLE  ACTING CHAIRPERSON DLNR PATROLS TO DETER ILLEGAL CHRISTMAS TREE BONFIRES HONOLULU – Officers with the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement (DOCARE) will again be on patrol over the New Year’s holiday to enforce the law and protect the environment, including the sacred Ahu o Laka (Kāne‘ohe Bay sandbar). For some, illicit Christmas tree burning at the sandbar was an annual, post-holiday tradition. This unlawful practice has become less common in recent years, partly due to a better community understanding of the negative environmental effects, and from the presence of DOCARE officers patrolling the area after the Christmas and New Year’s holidays. “Public awareness that this activity violates laws and rules and causes harm to the surrounding marine ecosystem has increased, and we’re encouraged by the recent trend to comply with the rules,” said DOCARE Chief Jason Redulla. “We’ve posted officers on shore and on the water in the past, to make checks and deter illegal activity, and will do so again this year.” Ahu o Laka carries a rich cultural significance for many Native Hawaiians and area residents. It’s also a popular recreational destination for boating

Tiger Woods had just won the Canadian Open in 2000 with a shot no one can forget, a 6-iron out of a fairway bunker on the par-5 18th at Glen Abbey that went over the water, right at the flag and settled on the fringe 20 feet away to secure victory. On the phone that evening was his father, Earl Woods, who had watched from home and felt like he had seen so much of it before. “In every tournament,” Earl said, “he’ll hit shots that people will be talking about for 30 years.” Woods turns 50 on Tuesday, a milestone in life and just a number in a sport that can be played for a lifetime. It makes him eligible for the PGA Tour Champions if he cares. That’s to be determined. But his father was right. Woods was 20 when he turned pro and hit shots that are still talked about to this day. Where to start? One way to look back at his career is to consider significant shots he hit with all 14 clubs in the bag,  » Read More

S’pore economy grew 4.8% in 2025, strategy must be refreshed to stay competitive: PM Wong The Republic cannot simply do more of the same and must “rethink, reset and refresh” its economic strategies, he said. Singapore will need to be bold and creative in meeting complex challenges ahead: PM Wong Changi Airport’s new underground link to take passengers from future T5 to T2 in 4 minutes Embracing one another’s cultures will strengthen Singaporeans’ shared identity: President Tharman WP pledges to be constructive check on Government amid era of unprecedented disruption Has China gone soft on drugs? Law on keeping drug use records confidential divides netizens News analysisWhy does the Democratic Party not love Zohran Mamdani? Thailand releases 18 Cambodian soldiers held since July as fresh ceasefire holds  » Read More

by Winston Rogers Mon, December 29, 2025 at 11:30 PM Updated Tue, December 30, 2025 at 9:41 PM Workers updated the letters along the building of the Kennedy Center to reflect President Donald Trump's name on Dec. 19, 2025. (7News) WASHINGTON (7News) — Another musical act cancelled their upcoming performances at the Kennedy Center in D.C. after a board, much of whom were appointed by President Donald Trump, voted to add his name to the performing arts venue. Both performances by The Cookers as part of "A Jazz New Year's Eve" were cancelled after the jazz group shared their decision to pull the shows on their website. The group, in its official statement, did not mention the renaming as the reason for their cancellation, but said the decision was made at the last minute. "Jazz was born from struggle and from a relentless insistence on freedom: freedom of thought, of expression, and of the full human voice. Some of us have been making this music for many decades, and that history still shapes us," a portion of the statement read. "We are not turning away from our audience, and do want to make sure that when we do return to

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Published on: Dec 31, 2025 03:35 am IST Trevon Diggs signed a five-year, $97 million contract extension in 2023 before the Dallas Cowboys released the cornerback. (Photo by Scott Taetsch / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)(Getty Images via AFP) Trevon Diggs signed a five-year, $97 million contract extension in 2023 before the Dallas Cowboys released the cornerback. The Dallas Cowboys reportedly released cornerback Trevon Diggs on Tuesday, according to ESPN's Todd Archer. Diggs signed a five-year, $97 million contract extension with the team just two years before he was released. Before entering the free-agent market, Diggs will be open to waivers. According to ESPN's Field Yates, Diggs' contract requires a team to pay him his base salary of $472,000 for Week 18 and $58,823 if he is active for the game. Read more: Trevon Diggs to Packers could be a reality; ex-Cowboys star reacts to decision Trevon Diggs Contract details In July 2023, the Cowboys and Trevon Diggs agreed to a five-year, $97 million contract extension. This made him one of the highest-paid cornerbacks in the NFL at the time. Diggs received a $21.25 signing bonus in addition to $1.0 million in roster bonuses per game

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Get ready, horror fans, because a killer new project is officially in the works! Genre legends Danielle Harris (a Halloween final girl) and Michael Ironside (the icon from Scanners and Total Recall) star in Marrow , a unique, true-crime-inspired horror film. The Plot: Fame at Any Cost The story stars Jessica Dawn Willis as Jamie Foster, a vlogger whose career is on the decline. To get back on top, she does something absolutely insane: she invites her stalker onto her show. The catch? She suspects this guy might actually be the serial killer who’s been picking off influencers. Her views skyrocket, but things get terrifying when she realizes the stalker might not even be human—and her life isn’t the only one on the line. The cast also includes a talented bunch: Matthew Tompkins, Ashley Spicer, and Phil Harrison. Real-Life Inspiration Director Mitch McLeod (who previously gave us Silhouette) isn’t just making this up—the script is based on a real stalking case that occurred in a small Texas town. “Marrow takes the true accounts of a stalking in a small town Texas in the early 2000s and places it within a modern lens, exploring the world of podcasts America’s oftentimes unsettling

(Photos provided by the US Army All-American Bowl.) – Templeton High School Junior Colter Tannehill was named MVP of the US Army All-American National Combine held in Dallas, Texas. Tannehill will play in next year’s US Army All-American All-Star Football Game in Dallas. The 2025 All-Star game was played on Sunday, Dec 21. The US Army All-American Bowl began in 2000 with 80 of the top high school football players from across the country. Each year, 80 football players are selected based on their ability and integrity. Of those who played each year over the past 25 years, about 40% ended up in the NFL. The All-American Bowl includes a week of preparation in Frisco, Texas, the home of the Dallas Cowboys. Selected players will work out and prepare for the game with 80 of the top players in the nation. They will work with seasoned coaches and exceptional players from all over the country. The US Army All American Bowl organizers say, “Getting selected isn’t as simple as being fast enough to outrun radar or strong enough to bench press a small SUV. Sure, the scouting begins with evaluating charts, rankings, and cross-referenced data from the biggest recruiting services.

Who doesn't love watching some cinematic inspiration to ring in the new year? Whether you’re looking to watch Phantom Thread with your significant other on your couch or you’re going to a midnight screening of Stranger Things because you hate yourself, there are many options out there for sparking inspiration and reinvigorating your own filmmaking journeys in the new year. One nice place to look for beautifully shot and directed short films is, of course, Vimeo’s Staff Picks page, which has been a long-standing showcase for some of the best up-and-coming filmmakers and their best projects. To ring in the new year, let’s take a look at some of the best short films of the year, according to Vimeo’s curation team, as shared on the Staff Picks page. Vimeo Staff Picks Best Short Films of 2025 Highlighted in a sizzle reel that showcases some of the top picks from the Vimeo Curation Team, this has been a great year not just for Staff Picks, but for filmmakers in general. Sure, the constant existential threat of AI looms large. But if you ever wanted proof that audacious filmmakers are finding new and creative ways to craft unique stories in this sacred