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Stampede In Yemen’s Capital Kills At Least 78, Officials Say

A crowd stampeding at an event to distribute financial aid during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, killed at least 78 people and injured 73 people.
By Ahmed-Al-Haj and Samy Magdy, AP

Blast At Yemen's Aden Airport Kills At Least 16, Wounds Dozens

No group has claimed responsibility for the explosion which struck shortly after a plane carrying the newly formed Cabinet landed.
By AHMED AL-HAJ and SAMY MAGDY, AP

Trump’s Travel Ban Is Forcing This American Mother to Move to Yemen to Reunite with Her Husband

“I don't want to go to a different country. I want to live in my country. Why am I forced to now leave my own home because of this racism and this fear?” Sondos al-Silwi is planning to move to Yemen so that she and her infant daughter can be with her husband. Why? Because of Trump’s Travel Ban.
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Yemenis Dig Through Debris To Retrieve Bodies Of Women, Children After Airstrikes Hit Capital

People at the scene said the warplanes were believed to be from a Saudi-led Arab coalition waging a campaign against the Houthi movement.
By Reuters

Dozens Reportedly Killed After Airstrike Hits Hotel Near Yemeni Capital

It's unknown who was behind the attack.
By Reuters

Trump's Shift On Yemen Risks Plunging The Country Into Famine

A Saudi-led coalition appears set to attack the port in Yemen where nearly all the country's food comes in.
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The Houthis Are Ensuring That Yemeni Civilian Deaths Result From Saudi-Led Airstrikes

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Wedding Air Strike In Yemen Kills At Least 22, Residents Say

By Reuters

What It's Like To Live Through Yemen's War

With little reporting coming out of Yemen, social media has become one of the main sources of information.
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Iran Tried To Stop Houthi Rebels In Yemen, Obama Says

The move demonstrates Iran's rational nature, the president said.
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