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Apple News Today

2026-09-21

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Saudi Arabia faced attempted Houthi strikes on its capital, Riyadh, over the weekend, the first time the city has been targeted this year. The Wall Street Journal’s Jon Gambrell explains the pressure on the Saudis. President Trump has banned Politico, CNN, and MS Now from the White House. USA Today reports on why legal experts say the move is likely unconstitutional. Missouri’s bid to put a Republican-drawn congressional map in place for November seems unlikely to prevail. St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum breaks down the state’s redistricting fight. Plus, an ICE officer shot and wounded a man in Austin, Ed Sheeran resumed his world tour with an apology to fans, and a shocking collapse by North Carolina State in the final seconds against Vanderbilt. Today’s episode was hosted by Gideon Resnick.
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  • It's Monday, September 21st.

  • I'm Gideon Resnick.

  • This is Apple News Today.

  • The consequences of the Iran war rippled deeper into the Middle East over the weekend

  • as Saudi Arabia faced attacks on its capital city.

  • The kingdom confirmed that the Houthis attempted strikes at Riyadh, the first time it's been targeted this year.

  • Reuters video showed a massive plume of black smoke emerging from near the city's main airport.

  • So Yemen's Houthi rebels who are backed by Iran have increasingly been pressuring Saudi Arabia.

  • That's John Gambrell, the deputy Middle East bureau chief for the Wall Street Journal.

  • He told us that the Houthis had taken control of ports close to the Red Sea,

  • a vital trade gateway for the Saudis.

  • And they've attacked a pipeline the country uses for oil exports.

  • So having that oil pipeline offline has really disrupted things for the Saudis.

  • It's starting to put more pressure on the oil market.

  • And from the Houthi perspective, they are continuing to attack Saudi Arabia.

  • And now, it really does seem like the Houthis are on an escalatory path,

  • and Saudi Arabia still seems uncertain on how it's going to respond to this.

  • The conflict between the Saudis and Houthis goes back more than a decade

  • after the Iran-backed militia ousted the government of Yemen,

  • a country that sits next to Saudi Arabia.