America’s commitment to helping stabilize the Horn of Africa might have been taken for granted a few months ago. Not anymore.

When the operation began, the Houthis were explicitly targeting Israel as well as Israeli-linked ships—though not U.S.

Despite the onslaught, the Houthis continued disrupting Red Sea shipping and showed no signs of backing down, even intensifying attacks on Israel and U.S. warships. Back in America, the war on Yemen ...

Analysts say truce agreement fails to curb ambitions of rebel group, which finds itself becoming increasingly indispensable ...

President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between the U.S. and the militant group, but there are still real questions ...

The Houthis are rearming for future fights and will continue to attack Israel, analysts say following a deal the Iran-backed ...

Amid shock in Israel at Trump's deal with Yemeni terror group, ambassador indicates in TV interview that US will only respond ...

USS Harry S. Truman has endured a far-too-eventful deployment in recent memory and all of Hampton Roads eagerly awaits its safe return.

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JERUSALEM: Israel will do to Iran what it has done to Hamas in Gaza, Defence Minister Israel Katz warned on Thursday (May 8), ...

Israel issued its strongest threat yet against Iran on Thursday (May 8, 2025), warning it would do to it what it has done to ...

The U.S. Navy has lost another F/A-18 Super Hornet in the Red Sea—its second in just over a week—after a failed landing ...