Houthis

Saudi Arabia Has Its Hands Full Against the Houthis

In the aftermath of deadly Houthi bombings, the United States is considering the strategic implications of intervention.

Houthis Open Second Major Front in Iran War

The Yemen-based terrorist cell is at war against Saudi Arabia, a U.S. ally.

Trump’s Houthi Deterrence vs. Biden’s Fetal Position

The Yemen-based terrorists and their Iranian backers are in for a dose of peace through strength.

Weak Joe Finally Hits the Houthis

The American president’s irresoluteness has made a mess of the Middle East — and much of the rest of the world.

Houthis Disrupt Supply Lines, Mock Biden

The Iranian-backed terror group in Yemen threatens shipping bottlenecks and makes the U.S. look weak.

After That Nice Talk, Will Obama Handle Belligerent Iran?

Americans Abandoned as Yemen Steams Toward Sectarian War

Al-Qaida Decimates Yemen

It’s getting harder for Barack Obama to use Yemen as a model of success.

War in Yemen Good for Al-Qaida Franchise

Saudi Arabia Bombed Yemen and It Can Get Worse

Obama Lost the War With Al-Qaida in Yemen

Now We’re Backing Iranian Proxies in Yemen?

Another Foreign Policy ‘Success’ Story

The nation’s prominence in fighting al-Qaida means recent events are troubling.