Houthi Missiles Hit Aden Airport; US Senate Races Shift; Climate Ruling

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Houthi missiles targeted Aden airport, Democrats gained ground in Senate projections, a Hunter Valley group won a landmark climate case, and a Syrian embassy returned a passport seized 43 years ago.

Two missiles fired by the Houthis targeted Aden International Airport in Yemen, Al Jazeera reported, with explosions occurring near the airport after the Saudi-backed government said the missiles were launched by the Houthis. The attack underscores ongoing tensions in the region.

In US politics, new projections found that Democrats are now favored in key midterm races that could give them control of the Senate, according to The Guardian. Meanwhile, Republican Senator Susan Collins distanced herself from Donald Trump during a debate in Maine, stating she opposes the Iran war and Canada tariffs, as she faces Democratic challenger Troy Jackson.

A Hunter Valley community group won Australia's first high court case to consider climate change, The Guardian reported, in a ruling over the Mount Pleasant coalmine that advocates say sets a binding national precedent for fossil fuel projects in New South Wales. The group said the decision shows "we cannot continue to dig up coal … and pretend the consequences have nothing to do with us."

In media, Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery completed their $110 billion merger, creating Skydance, a new entertainment powerhouse. The deal closed on Tuesday despite antitrust concerns raised by several state attorneys general, The Guardian reported.

Nidal Malik Hasan, the Fort Hood shooter who killed 13 unarmed soldiers and injured 32 in the deadliest non-combat attack on a US military base, is set to be executed by firing squad, a first for the US military since World War Two, according to BBC News.

In legal news, three friends of Nolan Wells, a Mississippi teen who died after a July boating trip, sued NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Owens for defamation. The Guardian reported that Owens shared an Instagram video on 26 September suggesting the friends—Warren Hudson, Jax Pitalo, and Morgan Seymour—had deleted evidence.

Australia's privacy regulator opened an investigation into Shenzhen Qingcheng, the China-based company behind the HeyCyan app in Kmart's $89 smartglasses, after public outrage over covert use. The commissioner said the company failed to respond to inquiries, The Guardian reported.

Syria's embassy in Berlin returned a passport to a citizen that the former Assad government had seized 43 years ago, Al Jazeera reported.

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  • Houthis targeted Aden International Airport
  • Saudi-backed Yemeni government accused Houthis
  • Democrats favored for control US Senate
  • Susan Collins distanced from Donald Trump
  • Susan Collins debated Troy Jackson
  • Hunter Valley community group won case over Mount Pleasant coalmine
  • Paramount merged with Warner Bros Discovery
  • Paramount created Skydance
  • Nidal Malik Hasan attacked Fort Hood
  • Terrell Owens posted about Nolan Wells
  • Terrell Owens sued by Warren Hudson
  • Terrell Owens sued by Jax Pitalo
  • Terrell Owens sued by Morgan Seymour
  • Shenzhen Qingcheng made HeyCyan app
  • HeyCyan app used in Kmart smartglasses
  • Australian privacy regulator investigated Shenzhen Qingcheng
  • Syrian embassy in Berlin returned passport seized by Assad government

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