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Summary Cluster munitions may be used lawfully against legitimate military targets, but their indiscriminate use against civilians is prohibited under international humanitarian law. Key Takeaways Cluster munitions are not universally illegal, but using them indiscriminately against civilians or civilian areas violates international humanitarian law. But Iran’s widespread and indiscriminate use of cluster bombs constitutes a clear violation of customary international humanitarian norms. The use of cluster munitions is regulated in the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM), adopted on May 30, 2008, at Dublin. According to the NGO ‘Landmine and Cluster Munitions Monitor’, which tracks adherence to and compliance with the relevant international instruments, Israel has developed, produced, exported, and acquired cluster munitions, and hosts U.S. stocks.

The Lighthouse International Film Society will screen the film “We Met at Grossinger’s” at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 26 at the Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences in Loveladies. Rocky Marciano, the only undefeated heavyweight world champion boxer, loved to train at Grossinger’s. “Stand-up really was born, in many ways, out of the Borscht Belt – and certainly at Grossinger’s in particular,” producer Robert Friedman told forbes.com. “It really was the first all-inclusive resort experience,” director Eiselt told forbes.com. There was a tremendous investment into the education and the public school systems were fantastic.”The once great Borscht Belt resorts struggled and died off in the 1970s.

A loosely circular driveway sweeps through the White House grounds, just below the beloved South Portico of the mansion. Trump is the most significant threat to the city’s architectural and design legacy since British forces burned the Capitol and White House during the War of 1812. He has already demolished the East Wing of the White House, which dates to the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt. He wants to build a 250-foot-tall memorial arch near the most hallowed ground in the country, Arlington National Cemetery. Rather, you need to take into account the context of the White House grounds and the surrounding federal buildings.

Fears that the deployments will heighten tensionSome fear the move to deploy federal immigration agents will only escalate tensions. At Atlanta’s airport, ICE officers wearing tactical vests carried handguns holstered on their hips. On Sunday, Trump said federal immigration officers could assist TSA by guarding exit lanes or checking passenger IDs. The travel disruptions continue as hundreds of TSA agents quit or work without pay during a partial government shutdown. And some aviation unions have raised additional safety concerns in light of the Trump administration’s deployment of federal immigration officers.

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"On March 22, 2026, ICE officers arrested Angelina Lopez-Jimenez and Wendy Godinez-Jimenez at the San Francisco International Airport. "While being escorted to the international terminal for processing, Lopez-Jimenez attempted to flee and resisted law enforcement officers. "We have no reason to believe there is broader federal immigration enforcement at SFO," the mayor said in a statement, adding: "Under our city's longstanding policies, local law enforcement does not participate in federal civil immigration enforcement." SFO is not one of the airports where the Trump administration has deployed ICE agents to assist TSA amid the partial government shutdown. It's one of a handful of airports that utilize private contractors instead of TSA employees to man security checkpoints.

(AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr.)Fox News anchor Shannon Bream has a fourth New York Times bestseller under her belt with her new book, Nothing is Impossible with God. The book from Fox News Books, the publishing imprint of Fox News Media, topped the “Advice, How-To & Misc.” category during its debut week. According to a Fox News release, “the sales cemented it as 2026’s top faith title, surpassing all other books in the genre. Combined, the series has sold nearly 1.5 million copies nationwide, according to Fox News Books. The post Fox News Anchor Lands on NY Times Bestseller List for Her 4th Consecutive Book first appeared on Mediaite.

LOADING ERROR LOADINGRyan Gosling has opened up about whether he’s opting to stay in the loop as far as Gen Alpha slang’s concerned – and it’s a (polite and respectful) ‘no’ from him. The Project Hail Mary star and Eva Mendes share two children together, Esmeralda, who is 11, and Amada, who is nine. We wanted our ‘thing’ [when we were younger].”via Associated Press Ryan Gosling attends the premiere of Project Hail Mary at Lincoln Center Plaza on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, in New York. City boy“City boy, city boy” is the call of Gen Alpha currently, with TikTok creator and teacher Philip Lindsay noting kids in his class have been saying it. ChoppedIn Gen Z and Gen Alpha speak, it means ugly.

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[Yahoo] Two veteran relievers clinch jobs on Diamondbacks’ Opening Day roster - Loaisiga’s inclusion was long anticipated. [Arizona Sports] Abner optioned to Triple-A, Diamondbacks down to 1 lefty reliever - Philip Abner has been optioned to the Triple-A Reno Aces, leaving Brandyn Garcia as the lone lefty arm in bullpen barring a late addition. There was recent precedent for the club adding a lefty to its bullpen room so close to Opening Day, Arizona signing Jalen Beeks one day before the first game of the 2025 season. Each MLB team has until Opening Day to trim its roster down to 26. With no structural damage revealed, the hope was always that Moreno would be healthy for opening day.

Assuming the roster stays mostly as-is, what are the Vikings’ top needs? The Vikings signed OT Ryan Van Demark to an offer sheet, and the Bills are not expected to match. Byron Murphy Jr., Isaiah Rodgers, and Pierre form a decent starting trio at cornerback, but there isn’t much depth behind them. Defensive lines operate on heavy rotation, and right now the Vikings barely have a starting group, much less depth. The Vikings need a developmental QB if McCarthy isn’t the future, but quarterback depth feels like a luxury compared to more urgent roster needs.

Donald Trump’s White House spokespeople have a favorite two-step reply when reporters ask them to comment on one of the president’s false claims. First: They say, “President Trump is right.”Second: They defend some related point that isn’t the one Trump actually made. Trump’s communications team has returned to this “President Trump is right” template again and again during his second presidency. A highly unusual White House tacticThe White House on March 2. So why do his second-term aides habitually put their names on “President Trump is right” quotes when he plainly isn’t right?

Trump’s turnaround, which held out the possibility of resolving the war now in its fourth week, served to drive down oil prices and jolt stocks. The conflict has killed more than 2,000 people, shaken the global economy, sent oil prices surging, and endangered some of the world’s busiest air corridors. Oil prices were stubbornly high in early trading Monday, but plunged after Trump’s announcement. Israel strikes Tehran and LebanonIsrael launched new attacks Monday on the Iranian capital, saying it had “begun a wide-scale wave of strikes” on infrastructure targets in Tehran without immediately elaborating. In Israel, 15 people have been killed by Iranian strikes.