Several people remain missing last Wednesday following an attack by Yemen's Houthi rebels on a Liberian-flagged cargo ship in the Red Sea.

A Houthi spokesperson justified the attacks on the basis that the two vessels were connected to Israel—a claim that media outlets swiftly debunked.

Private security companies have concluded the search for 11 missing crew members following the sinking of the bulk carrier ...

The Trump administration has given a largely muted reaction to the Houthis breaking their ceasefire agreement with the United ...

The Iran-backed Houthis released a new video showing their attack on the Liberian-flagged cargo ship Eternity C which sank in ...

A little over two months ago, Donald Trump was emphatic in claiming to have halted Houthi militants’ attacks on shipping in ...

The concept of deterrence is as old as war itself. We need only to look back at George Washington’s farewell address to find the thought that the best way to preserve peace is to prepare for war. The ...

The Houthis launched back-to-back attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea over the past two days after months of relative ...

It is the Houthi rebels’ second attack on a merchant vessel in the Red Sea this week, and their first deadly ship attack ...

The Yemeni militia, backed by Iran, said it had sunk a Liberian-flagged cargo ship in the Red Sea. Liberia said the attack ...

Ten people have been rescued from the Red Sea after their ship sank near Yemen following an attack by the Houthis, according ...

Houthi terrorists have released a Hollywood-style video showing them capturing and then sinking a large cargo ship in the Red ...