With U.S. and Israeli forces continuing offensive strikes on Iran, federal counterterrorism authorites are warning that the desperate theocracy could launch retaliatory strikes on American soil using sleeper cells, affiliated Iranian terrorist groups, lone wolf sympathizers or targeted cyberattacks. Tavajjoh!” the message began, using the Persian word for “attention.” The eerie male voice then read a seemingly random string of numbers. Using security lessons learned in the Middle East, the LAPD even makes vehicles carrying Hollywood stars to the Oscars zigzag around concrete barriers, while snipers with .50-caliber rifles keep their eyes peeled for potential threats. However, given the military threat Iran now faces, that could change. In 2023, two Iranian nationals on a U.S. security watch list were apprehended at the Texas-Mexico border, stoking security concerns.

The six other people listed died in ICE custody, including Geraldo Lunas Campos, whose death a county medical examiner ruled a homicide. The text of the post read:Much love to Alex Pretti and Renee Good—but remember—ICE has killed 9 people in 2026. The six other people listed in the post died in ICE custody in 2026. However, Lunas Campos' family has filed a wrongful-death lawsuit. DHS spokespeople have reportedly offered conflicting claims about Lunas Campos' death.

Following President Trump, it was Pentagon Pete’s turn to tease Little Marco. “I only speak American,” Secretary of Defense Hegseth cracked. The auditorium stayed quiet save for Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who meekly protested, “I only speak Cuban.”AdvertisementTrump gave him a pat on the back. World & Nation Trump urges Latin American leaders to use military action against cartels President Trump says the U.S. and Latin American countries are banding together to combat violent cartels. Secretary of State Marco Rubio speaks as President Trump during a NATO summit in June in the Hague.

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Israel and Hezbollah are far from a ceasefire, and the players who could de-escalate the situation appear unwilling to do so. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is not seeking de-escalation, a former Israeli security official told HuffPost, with Tel Aviv instead assessing it can eliminate Hezbollah. AdvertisementAfter Trump on Monday indicated he may conclude the Iran war, Israeli officials told the Financial Times they see their Lebanon campaign as extending beyond operations in Iran. Baban told HuffPost some who fled southern Lebanon had already moved back “because they couldn’t find shelters or weren’t welcome” in Beirut. She told HuffPost many shelters in key cities had already reached capacity even before Israel issued its broadest directive, to leave the city’s Shia-heavy southern suburbs.

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FoodWhat's the best microwave popcorn? We ranked 12 top brands. March 10, 2026 | 12:09 PM GMTThe Post's Emily Heil held a taste test in which 10 colleagues were given 12 samples of popcorn without knowing which brands they were tasting.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 10, 2026--Forbes releases its 40th-annual World’s Billionaires list, the definitive ranking of the planet’s richest people. This year’s list features 3,428 billionaires, the most since the list’s inception in 1987. The world’s wealthiest people are worth a record $20.1 trillion combined, up from $16.1 trillion in 2025. Elon Musk tops the Billionaires list for the second year in a row and is the richest person ever recorded, worth an estimated $839 billion. Musk is the first person ever recorded to reach the $800 billion mark, as he moves toward becoming the world’s first trillionaire.

On Monday, the NFL announced that the 2026 NFL Draft would have an additional 33 compensatory picks. The Detroit Lions currently hold just one of those 33—a pick at the very end of the fifth round, Pick 181 in the entire draft. In very basic terms, the teams that lose more free agent talent than they add are awarded extra compensatory picks. The Lions were previously awarded a third-round compensatory pick for the 2026 NFL Draft because of the Rooney Rule. That awarded the Lions third-round compensatory picks in back-to-back drafts after Aaron Glenn, formerly the Lions’ defensive coordinator, was hired as the New York Jets head coach last year.

Just minutes after reportedly losing linebacker Alex Anzalone in free agency, the Detroit Lions’ defense is taking another hit. According to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network, Lions cornerback Amik Robertson is signing with the Washington Commanders. His deal is reportedly worth $16 million over two seasons, with $9.3 million guaranteed. The Lions originally signed Robertson to a two-year, $9.25 million deal in 2024 as a free agency add from the Raiders. Robertson proved to be a nice, versatile piece of Detroit, playing at both nickel and outside cornerback.

An otherwise breezy conversation between the two justices about the routines of the Supreme Court turned more testy when US District Judge Paul Friedman asked about the court’s emergency docket. Kavanaugh said that some of the criticism of the court’s emergency docket is unfair, given that the court must rule one way or the other on whether to grant or deny those cases. “I think it’s because the Supreme Court has shown a willingness to grant these emergency motions,” she said. The back and forth came a week after the court handed down simultaneous emergency docket orders in two touchy political cases. Advertisement Advertisement“Today’s decision shows, not for the first time, how our emergency docket can malfunction,” Justice Elena Kagan wrote in a dissent joined by Jackson.