A Houthi offensive down Yemen’s Red Sea coast gives the group shorter-range access to shipping and creates a new problem for President Trump.
Month: September 2026
Crime & Justice Sep 12, 2026Fourth Circuit Becomes Ninth Court to Reject ICE No-Bond Detention
The Fourth Circuit ruled 2-1 that ICE cannot hold some immigrants without a bond hearing, as raids hit a Pa. hospital site and five Wash. campers.
Earth Changes Sep 12, 2026Malibu Sinkhole 60 Feet Wide Forces 31 Homes to Evacuate
A 25-foot-deep sinkhole near Nicolas Cage’s Malibu home forced 31 evacuations as Hurricane Marie-driven waves hit the coast.
Infrastructure Sep 12, 2026German Minister Says Activist Planned 160 Grid Attacks
A German minister says a 48-year-old activist planned 160 grid attacks, including a Dutch hub serving 400,000. Zelensky warns Russia over winter strikes.
Civil Rights Sep 12, 2026Hochul Pressed to Sign Poll Time Extender Before Midterms
New York voting groups press Gov. Kathy Hochul to sign an automatic poll-time extension bill; a North Carolina court race and a Hamilton hate-crime case.
Consumer Rights Sep 12, 2026150 Million Driver’s License Records Exposed in IDScan Breach
150 million driver’s license records may be exposed in an IDScan breach, Revolut leaks customer data, and a Cisco flaw rated 10.0 is under attack.
Crime & Justice Sep 12, 2026CDC Declares Cyclospora Outbreak Over After 13,000 Sickened
The CDC says the Cyclospora outbreak tied to recalled iceberg lettuce from central Mexico is over: nearly 13,000 sickened, 570+ hospitalized, 21 states.
Breaking News Sep 12, 2026Iran’s Pezeshkian Ties Hormuz Reopening to End of US Blockades
Iran’s president tells India Today that the Strait of Hormuz will reopen only if US blockades end, and rules out direct talks with Washington.