Yemeni Forces Secure Red Sea
Yemeni government forces drive Houthi rebels from strategic Red Sea towns amid ongoing clashes.
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GBH is marking its 75th year with planned public experiences, new multiplatform content and community initiatives. An ABC report examines whether the rapid construction of AI infrastructure could add to inflation and living costs. Yemen’s government says its forces, backed by Saudi-led coalition airstrikes, have driven Houthi rebels from towns near a strategic Red Sea strait, while the U.S. says it is monitoring reports of a death at a Russian plague research lab. In Florida, Nova Southeastern University is responding to online claims that a man accused in a Cornell sexual assault lawsuit may be an NSU student, and state officials are advancing a proposal to remove four school vaccine requirements. Separately, an economic calendar preview says the U.S. trade gap is expected to widen to $99 billion.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the U.S. expected the Saudi-backed Yemeni advance, but gave no details when asked whether Washington coordinated it. The Associated Press reported that the U.S. provided intelligence to Saudi Arabia.
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The Houthis said they launched missiles and drones at Saudi airports, military bases and an oil refinery; a Yemeni government source said fighting near the strait was still underway Monday.
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On the reported death at the Russian plague research lab, Rubio said the U.S. was monitoring the situation, describing it as a matter for focus but not, in his view, cause for alarm. Russian officials said the worker had pneumonia but had not identified its cause.
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