The ships — including three bulk carriers, a crude oil tanker and two oil/chemical tankers — have transited the strait since March 6. The Strait of Hormuz is a key energy transit route carrying roughly one-fifth of global crude oil shipments. The vessel stopped transmitting its Automatic Identification System (AIS), a mandatory tracking system used by ships, on March 8 after approaching the strait from the east of Iran, according to the data. It reappeared on MarineTraffic on March 10 after transiting the strait, before docking in Bandar Imam Khomeini port, Iran, a day later. Other ships near the strait have begun broadcasting messages seemingly meant to discourage Iran from striking them.

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›Devin Carter erupted for a career-high 24 points, including 22 in the fourth quarter, to lead the Sacramento Kings to a 114-109 comeback victory over the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday night. The detailsDown by 10 points heading into the fourth quarter, the Kings mounted a furious rally led by Devin Carter. Sacramento Kings The NBA franchise based in Sacramento, California that rallied from a large deficit to defeat the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday night. Indiana Pacers The NBA team that lost to the Sacramento Kings despite building a 20-point lead earlier in the game. ›What they’re saying“Devin really put the team on his back in the fourth quarter.

Source: Icon Sportswire / GettyAfter massive layoffs at The Washington Post, which included the firing of more than 300 people and a complete gutting of the sports department, six former Post journalists have found a new working home over at ESPN. The reporters include enterprise reporter Kent Babb; basketball writer Kareen Copeland; investigative reporter Robert Klemko; sports writer Chuck Culpepper; Washington Commanders reporter Tom Schad; and sports business reporter Ben Strauss. “Adding these six outstanding journalists and the reputation of ‘The Washington Post’ will enhance an ESPN team that is already the best in the business,” said Jimmy Pitaro, chairman of ESPN, in a statement, Variety reports. The plan is to add the six new ESPN hires to a beat devoted to covering investigative, enterprise and digital journalism. Strauss will focus on sports business enterprise and investigative journalism for ESPN,” Variety reports.

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President Donald Trump’s top aides are already scripting a victory narrative in Iran for the inevitable day when he tries to extricate himself from the war. Sasan/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images“We’re crushing the enemy in an overwhelming display of technical skill and military force,” he said of the Iran war. Often, America has seemed to be fighting different wars than its adversaries. History has lessons for IranThe mismatch in the US fight against Iran is characteristic of many of Washington’s modern wars. America’s distance from such theaters also explains why foreign wars become finite once citizens wonder why they are fighting other peoples’ battles with American blood and treasure.

Russian President Vladimir Putin knows how to find opportunity in crisis, and the metastasizing Iran war is the latest case in point. Putin began the year projecting confidence about his campaign to subjugate Ukraine, despite incremental progress on the battlefield. But despite the geopolitical optics, Putin appears to be keeping eyes on his main prize: dismantling an independent Ukraine. Russia may also have other geopolitical leverage when it comes to the Iran war. He’ll keep his eye on the ball.”For the time being, then, the global energy crisis may bring Putin new dividends as he presses on with his war on Ukraine.

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March 10, 2026 Testimony in Support of Maryland Bill to Require Disclosure of Industry Support for Disease Awareness CampaignsShare FacebookTwitterEmailBlueSkyTextThreadsPDFThank you for the opportunity to submit testimony in support of HB 1133. We support Maryland’s proposal to reveal industry support regarding disease awareness campaigns. Patient groups can lend credibility to industry priorities. [3]Similarly, industry-sponsored disease awareness campaigns are often used to support industry interests in promoting specific products, rather than to support public health and patient interests. [5]When industry sponsorship undergirds disease awareness campaigns, it is reasonable to require transparency regarding the role of industry support.

The Detroit Lions are bringing back some valuable secondary depth. As first reported by Ian Rapoport, the Lions are re-signing veteran corner Rock Ya-Sin. Last year, the Lions signed Ya-Sin to a veteran minimum deal ($1.17 million) contract, and the 29-year-old cornerback outplayed that deal. He would end up playing in all 17 games, and because Detroit suffered so many injuries at the cornerback position, Ya-Sin started six games. Prior to his time with the Lions, Ya-Sin spent three seasons with the Colts, and one season with the Raiders, Ravens, and 49ers each.

During his back-to-back MVP seasons he led the NL in RBI, in 1983 he also was the league leader in slugging and OPS. Unlike other players of his era, his numbers look even better with advanced stats, hitting well over .300 during his prime in BAbip. Who is a player who can find a way to get on base in the bottom third of the order. After the big-boppers have made their dents, this guy keeps the lineup churning and keeps pressure on the defense by finding a way on base. Maybe they don't have the power or elite skill as someone higher in the order, but somehow-someway they get on base.

The Detroit Lions are reportedly re-signing linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez, as first reported by NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Rodriguez was the Lions’ sixth-round pick in 2022. As the Lions roster improved in subsequent years, Rodriguez saw his role on defense diminish, but he maintained an important role on special teams that could utilize his high motor, strong tackling, and good athleticism. Upon his late return in 2025, Rodriguez struggled a bit, but hopefully being over a year removed from the injury can help the linebacker return to form. In fact, Rodriguez, Jack Campbell, and Derrick Barnes are the only linebackers currently signed for the 2026 season.

After the Detroit Lions lost backup quarterback Kyle Allen to free agency—signing a two-year deal with the Buffalo Bills—the Lions are bringing back veteran quarterback Teddy Bridgewater. As first reported by NFL Network, Bridgewater is re-signing with the Lions after spending a year with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Back when the Lions first signed Bridgewater in 2023, Lions coach Dan Campbell tasked Bridgewater with helping mentor young Lions receiver Jameson Williams. As for how Bridgewater can handle the Lions offense is something happens to Jared Goff? And in the meantime, the Lions can continue to look for a longer-term, younger backup quarterback.

Sen. Peter Welch on Iran: 'Here we go again.' ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with Sen. Peter Welch, D-Vt. on the Trump administration’s mixed messaging on the war in Iran and his support for a new leader of D.H.S.

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