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NPR News: 03-10-2026 2AM EDT

March 10, 2026

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NPR News Now: March 10, 2026 — 2 AM EDT

President Trump briefed reporters in Miami on Monday, calling the military operation in Iran a "tremendous success" and suggesting the war could end soon. But NPR's Greg Myrie noted that Trump did not define what victory would look like. When pressed on Iran's new leader, Trump said only that he was "disappointed" and predicted "more of the same problems." Myrie described the president as evasive on how the war might end, what political settlement could be reached, or how he intends to help the Iranian people. Meanwhile, Iran has launched new attacks: incoming missile sirens sounded early Tuesday in Dubai and Bahrain. Saudi Arabia reported it destroyed two drones, and Kuwait's National Guard said it shot down six drones.

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a groundstop for all JetBlue planes at the airline's own request. The reason for the groundstop has not been made clear.

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  • 1 (00:04) **Trump Briefs Reporters on Iran Military Operation** - President Trump calls the operation a "tremendous success" and suggests the war could end soon, but avoids defining victory or addressing a political settlement.
  • 2 (01:06) **FAA Grounds All JetBlue Flights** - The Federal Aviation Administration issues a groundstop for all JetBlue planes at the airline's request; the reason is not yet clear.
  • 3 (01:18) **Federal Judge Demands ICE Justify Arrest of Nashville Journalist** - ICE detained journalist Stephanie Rodriguez Flores, who was reporting on immigration enforcement; the judge sets a Thursday deadline for ICE to submit written justification.
  • 4 (02:16) **Kenya Flooding Prompts Search and Rescue** - Heavy rains cause flooding in Nairobi and western/southern regions, displacing residents and disrupting transportation.
  • 5 (03:00) **States Continue Legal Action Against Live Nation Despite DOJ Settlement** - The Justice Department reaches an antitrust settlement with Ticketmaster's parent company, but several dozen states say they will keep pursuing their own case.
  • 6 (03:20) **California Congressman Kevin Kiley Leaves Republican Party** - Kiley announces he will serve as an independent, effective immediately, tightening the already narrow House Republican majority; he will still caucus with Republicans.
  • 7 (03:45) **NBA Cancels Atlanta Hawks' Strip Club Promotion** - The Hawks planned a "Magic City Monday" collaboration with a local strip club, but the NBA cancels it amid fan and partner concerns.

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