2026-10-11
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At least 12 people are dead after a missile attack on the airport in Riyadh.
Officials in Saudi Arabia say more than 300 others were wounded.
The Saudi-led coalition blames Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels.
Cleanup operations are underway across parts of the southeastern U.S.
After Hurricane Isaias made landfall along the Florida panhandle on Friday night.
At least four people were killed, as NPR's Debbie Elliott reports.
Milton, Florida is a quaint and leafy town northeast of Pensacola.
Now it's a big mess, with trees uprooted and others snapped in two.
Fire Chief John E. Rebel says they're on houses, in yards, and over roads.
What we're seeing is a result of wind, and it was shocking how strong the winds were in this area.
Shocking because Milton is nearly 50 miles northwest of where the hurricane made landfall.
Now the hum of generators is in the air, and chainsaw crews are clearing trees from the roads.
President Karen Milstead says they'll get through.
Clean up and go on.
That could take a while.
Debbie Elliott, NPR News, Milton, Florida.
President Trump is defending his new agreement with Russian President Vladimir
Putin that would bring more Russian diesel fuel to the global market.