In tonight's other headlines.

Overnight, airstrikes hit Houthi rebels in Yemen, strikes suspected to be from the U.S.

U.S. Central Command released video on social media, which showed fighter planes taking off and conducting a strike against the group, but did not provide a date or location.

Houthi-backed media reported airstrikes hit the capital of Sanaa, killing one

person and injuring several others. The Trump administration has taken a more aggressive approach

to the U.S. designated foreign terrorist organization. The southern tip of Texas is getting a

much-needed break from the torrential downpours that caused flooding across the area.

Storms are blamed for at least four deaths in the low-lying Rio Grande Valley.

While the rain has stopped, deadly floodwaters have not receded yet.

In Hidalgo County, one of the hardest-hit areas, 21 inches of rain fell this week in an area that normally sees 24 inches of

rain in a year. In a loss for the White House, a judge has ruled against the dismantling of

Voice of America. The federal district judge blocked the agency overseeing the international

news organization from firing more than a thousand journalists and

other staff. A temporary restraining order also prevents offices from being closed or oversees workers

from being recalled. Elon Musk is shifting the ownership of the social media platform X,

selling it to his own artificial intelligence startup company, XAI.

Musk made the announcement on X. He said it was an all-stock deal that merged the private

companies valuing XAI at more than double that of X. Musk said this will more fully blend

AI technology with X, but it's not clear what that could mean for users.

And let's talk, because the English language is changing.

The folks behind the Oxford English Dictionary added dozens of new words to its pages this week.

The new entries include many of Spanish origin like Cubano, referring to anything Cuban,

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