Evening Edition: U.S. strikes Yemen as Houthis appeared to prepare new attacks, officials say

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PUBLISHED BY READ ONLINE | SIGN UP Evening Edition The day's most important stories, curated by Post editors. U.S. strikes Yemen as Houthis appeared to prepare new attacks, officials say Supporters of Yemen's Houthis wave a Palestinian flag at a protest Sunday near Sanaa. (Reuters) By Dan Lamothe Read more   As GOP race moves to New Hampshire, Haley suggests skipping debates without Trump By Maeve Reston and Colby Itkowitz   ANALYSIS Haley's politically useful denial of America's racist past By Philip Bump   Trump's biggest gains were with evangelicals, smallest wins in cities By Dan Keating, Adrian Blanco and Clara Ence Morse   LIVE Jurors sworn in at E. Jean Carroll defamation trial; Trump leaves courthouse By Washington Post staff   ADVERTISEMENT   The child tax credit may expand in 2024. Here's what it means for you. By Jeff Stein   CLIMATE COACH | ANALYSIS Are induction stoves that much safer than gas? We tested them. By Michael J. Coren, John Farrell and Alice Li   Uber shuts down Drizly, America's pandemic era booze delivery hero By Tim Carman   Leftover snow, frigid air could close schools again Wednesday in D.C. area By Jason Samenow   ADVERTISEMENT   Five things to know about the Arctic blast, winter storms hitting U.S. By Matthew Cappucci   Judge blocks JetBlue-Spirit merger in win for U.S. antitrust efforts By Lori Aratani   Senate to examine walkaway deaths in assisted-living facilities By Christopher Rowland   REVIEW 'The Zone of Interest': Inside the banality of evil, on-screen and off By Ann Hornaday   THE BIG SHIFT | WOMEN'S GROWING ECONOMIC POWER The wealth transfer from baby boomers mostly benefits women By Brittany Shammas   YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Sign up ➝     You received this email because you signed up for Evening Edition or because it is included in your subscription. Manage newsletters | Unsubscribe 1301 K St NW, Washington DC 20071 DOWNLOAD OUR APP      ©2024 The Washington Post | Privacy Policy | Help & Contact