What the morning news shows covered today: one entry per story, every show's take.

Iranian-backed Houthi fighters have seized control of Yemen's entire Red Sea coast, cementing their grip on the Bab al-Mandab Strait. The Houthi military spokesman stated navigation remains safe for all shipping except Saudi vessels. The UN reports the fighting has killed hundreds and displaced tens of thousands.

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The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has spread to the South Ubangi region in the northwest, with over 3,000 deaths reported nationwide. U.S. and European aid withdrawals have made dealing with the outbreak almost impossible, though vaccine development has begun but it will be months before significant quantities are available.

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The British Parliament has voted against a bill to legalize assisted dying for terminally ill adults with less than six months to live. Campaigners expressed dismay, while opponents argued the bill could lead to the coercion of vulnerable people.

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September 11, 2026, marked the furthest point into an Atlantic hurricane season without a single hurricane forming, largely due to a strong El Nino. Meteorologists predict the season will end well below normal, though global tropical cyclone activity remains above average.

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Leaders of the BRICS nations are attending a summit in Delhi, focusing on Middle East and Ukraine wars, economic challenges, and potential trade in local currencies. The expanded group represents nearly half the world's population and seeks to counterbalance Western-dominated institutions.

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President Trump is visiting Ireland to meet leaders in Dublin and attend the Irish Open, continuing a long tradition of U.S. presidential visits. Unlike predecessors, Trump has no Irish ancestry, and protests are planned focusing on U.S. actions in the Middle East.

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