LOADING ERROR LOADINGJustice Ketanji Brown Jackson took up verbal arms against fellow Justice Brett Kavanaugh over the Supreme Court’s willingness to rule on emergency requests from President Donald Trump, which Kavanaugh defended as being on par with its handling of the Joe Biden administration. “This is not a new phenomenon in the Trump administration,” he said, according to the Post. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson called the court's willingness to rule on emergency requests from President Donald Trump "a real unfortunate problem." via Associated PressEmergency applications are filed for the Supreme Court to rule on a case without it fully passing through the lower courts and ordinary procedures. Most of the applications involve routine matters, such as time limit extensions or efforts to maintain the status quo pending final action by the court, the Supreme Court’s website explains.

“We hope the school board reinstates him promptly to his position as superintendent.”AdvertisementThrough his counsel, Carvalho also commented on the ongoing investigation. The L.A. Board of Education voted 7 to 0 to place Carvalho on leave two days after the raid. In his statement, Carvalho did not comment on the conduct of the raid. “Alberto Carvalho is a dedicated public servant committed to the students and families of the Los Angeles Unified School District,” the statement also said. It is now called the Miami-Dade County Public Schools Foundation.

Seven Disneyland employees were treated at hospitals on Tuesday after an odor in a backstage area at the park caused them to become dizzy and short of breath. Sutter initially said four employees were taken to the hospital with minor injuries, but Disneyland officials later said seven had been transported for evaluation. Several other employees were treated by paramedics at the park, according to Disneyland officials. AdvertisementNo park guests were affected, Sutter said. Disneyland officials said building materials used by a contractor backstage produced a reaction that led to the odor.

Responding to the report on Musk's social media platform X, Congressman John Larson (D-Conn.), a longtime defender of Social Security, declared that "we need a full congressional investigation and answers!" "Not only has an ex-DOGE bro been accused of running around with the social security information of every American on a flash drive, he also may have the ability to edit and manipulate data at the Social Security Administration at will," Garcia continued. Social Security holds some of the most personal information Americans have, including Social Security numbers, birth and health records, and lifetime earnings histories. If these reports are accurate, it is a stunning, illegal data security breach." "Federal and state officials must ensure the misuse of this data ends immediately and that all private copies of Social Security data are destroyed.

Is Your Shoe About to Get a Hole? Are your well-loved shoes about to get a hole? Catching a problem early can help you save money on repairs in the long run. Here’s how to know when it’s time to walk your favorite pair to the cobbler. March 10, 2026

CNNOil prices have surged this week, raising the price at the pump just as Americans are already struggling with affordability. Oil prices Monday hit their highest level since mid-2022 when markets were rocked by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. CNN is tracking the daily price of oil and gasoline, including the average price at the pump in each US state. See the average price per gallon of gasoline in each state and how it has changed since the beginning of the US-Israeli war with Iran:Why oil prices are on the riseThe war with Iran has sent oil prices higher for two primary reasons: a near shutdown of the Strait of Hormuz and a slowdown in oil production in the Middle East. The last time oil traded above $100 was in the wake of Russia’s attack on Ukraine in 2022.

Advertisement“The votes aren’t there, one, to nuke the filibuster, and the votes aren’t there for a talking filibuster,” Thune told reporters at the Capitol. “Democracy without secure elections is not democracy at all,” former White House aide Elon Musk said Monday on X.Advertisement“Most important thing in Congress is passing the SAVE Act. The president, who has repeatedly urged Senate Republicans to eliminate the filibuster, this week threatened not to sign any other bills into law until the Senate passes the SAVE Act. Still, a number of far-right Republicans have demanded that the Senate pass the bill by any means necessary, including by eliminating the filibuster. “I would confidently speak for more than 25 hours.”AdvertisementTrump’s growing list of demands for Senate Republicans is only compounding the problem.

Cortez is currently classified as abnormally dry, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. That means it is not actually in drought, but drought could easily ensue. Now, the Washington Post reports that there are indications that an extremely strong El Niño event may come later this year, which could mean a hotter-than-normal summer in the West. https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2026/03/09/super-el-nino-explained/“A typical El Niño affects regional-to-global weather patterns, as a warming patch of water in the equatorial Pacific Ocean influences what regions could experience droughts, floods and extreme heat,” reporter Ben Noll writes. It was part of a nationwide event that included knit-ins at more than 50 sites on International Women’s Day.

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Many coast and valley areas could see heat advisories on Thursday and Friday as temperatures climb. It’s forecast to be 98 degrees in Burbank, 97 in Long Beach and 93 at Los Angeles International Airport, Kittell said. Temperatures are forecast to hit 100 degrees in Anaheim, 96 degrees in Irvine and 85 degrees along the coast in San Clemente and 87 degrees in Oceanside. AdvertisementTemperatures are forecast to cool by a few degrees over the weekend, but it’s expected to stay hot for at least the early part of next week, Kittell said. But the heat will “certainly accelerate the natural curing process where plants start to really lose their moisture,” Kittell said.

(The card, with its sketch of what appeared to be a girl’s body, was the subject of a different installation by The Secret Handshake last year.) AdvertisementThe Trump-Epstein statue was erected by a group known as The Secret Handshake. AdvertisementTen-foot high banners erected by the group known as The Secret Handshake have gone up around the U.S. Capitol. The Secret Handshake said it’s simple, really. A slew of banners flank the Trump-Epstein statue near the U.S. Capitol.

›A potentially dangerous heat wave is forecast to hit Southern California this week, with temperatures expected to rise significantly above normal and potentially break heat records. Temperatures are forecast to reach the 90s along the coast and in the valleys, with some areas reaching 100 degrees. The detailsTemperatures are expected to rise at least 20 degrees above normal, with downtown Los Angeles forecast to hit 98 degrees on Friday. The players National Weather Service The federal agency responsible for weather forecasting and issuing weather-related warnings and advisories. Ryan Kittell A meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Oxnard, California.

How Iran's Revolutionary Guards Elevated Mojtaba Khamenei to Supreme LeaderThe Rise of Mojtaba Khamenei and the Revolutionary Guards' InfluenceBy Parisa Hafezi and Angus McDowallDUBAI, March 10 (Reuters) - Iran's Revolutionary Guards forced through the choice of Mojtaba Khamenei as the new supreme leader, seeing him as a more pliant version of his father who would back their hardline policies, bludgeoning aside the concerns of pragmatists, senior Iranian sources said. The Power Structure: Guards and the BeytAuthority is most visibly held by the Guards and the supreme leader's office, known as the beyt, which operates a parallel system of influence across the bureaucracy. Senior Guards were furious at his apology, sources told Reuters. The Guards used the argument that the war required a fast process and selecting a candidate who defied the United States. The body reached its quorum of two-thirds, he said, without specifying how many had in fact taken part, with 85-90% of those present backing Mojtaba Khamenei.

In this episode of Business Innovators Unplugged, Adese Cadet, design principal at HOK, discussed the evolving landscape of architecture, the role of evidence-based design, and the realities of representation in the field. When asked about the lack of prominent female and minority architects, Cadet pointed to the profession’s origins in the U.S. as a “job of leisure” predominantly reserved for wealthy white men. In commercial spaces, Cadet relies on evidence-based design strategies to improve occupant well-being:AdvertisementIntegrating natural light and biophilia. AI as Augmented IntelligenceRegarding the rapid integration of artificial intelligence in design, Cadet takes a pragmatic approach. “If you don’t have the right inputs into AI, you’re going to not get the right outcome,” said Cadet.

JUANA SUMMERS, HOST:If the enemy of my enemy is my friend, then Iran and Russia are - well, they're at least friendly. (SOUNDBITE OF TV SHOW, "MEET THE PRESS ")ABBAS ARAGHCHI: Well, a military cooperation between Iran and Russia is not something new. Of course, Russia is also trying to manage a war of its own in Ukraine. But Iran also offers, you know, an opportunity for Russia to kind of challenge and actually increase uncertainty for U.S. in other regions. The Kremlin says that Putin called for a quick end to the Iran war.