Traci Mumford

We got Ted Cruz leaving this morning.

The site's founder, Harvey Levin, said that since lawmakers jetted off on their spring recess last week without reaching a deal to reopen the Department of Homeland Security, he wants every picture people can send in of senators and representatives out there living it up and not funding the government.

In response to their pictures being posted on the site, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said that his Florida trip was part of a meeting with administration officials.

And Representative Robert Garcia, a Democrat, said he was visiting his dad in Las Vegas.

Though he wrote, actually, I don't mind what TMZ is doing here, saying he didn't think lawmakers should have been sent home with no deal in place.

Those are the headlines.

One big story to watch this morning.

The Supreme Court will hear arguments about President Trump's push to end birthright citizenship for many immigrants.

You can follow along with live coverage in the New York Times app or at NYTimes.com.

I'm Tracey Mumford.

The headlines will be back tomorrow.

From The New York Times, it's The Headlines.

I'm Traci Mumford.

Today's Monday, March 9th.

Here's what we're covering.

The war with Iran has now entered its second week.

Here are three key things The Times is tracking this morning.

The country has named a new supreme leader, who both Israel and the U.S.

have denounced.

Attacks have continued in Iran and across the Gulf, hitting civilian infrastructure that's raised concerns about a potential water crisis.