Key Takeaways

• Unidentified projectiles struck Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, injuring people while authorities evaluated damage and airport safety; the incident followed a deadly missile strike at the same site the previous day, marking a major escalation of attacks linked to Yemen-based Houthis.
• Saudi civil aviation authorities reported at least 13 dead and more than 300 injured from Saturday's strike, describing it as the deadliest attack on the kingdom in a decade and signaling potential shifts in regional security posture.
• President Donald Trump suggested the United States was weighing involvement in Saudi military operations against the Houthis, stating that a decision would be made quickly after the latest attack.
• Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida as a Category 2 storm, then weakened to a post-tropical cyclone, with at least four fatalities linked to the storm and broad impacts from Florida to the Carolinas and beyond.
• Western North Carolina experienced flooding risks as rivers rose, while the storm spurred possible tornado activity in parts of Virginia and North Carolina and coastal surf warnings extended along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
• Pope Leo XIV announced plans for surgery to remove a small, localized lung nodule detected during medical tests, with the operation scheduled in the coming days and doctors advising intervention.
• In London, the Philadelphia Eagles lost 19-17 to the Jacksonville Jaguars after a late fourth-quarter rally, a startling finish that left Philadelphia owners and fans lamenting a rare collapse given a near-certain win probability.