Yemen Officials Deny Reports President Fled

Yemeni officials denied Wednesday that President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi had fled the southern city of Aden, after reports that he left as Houthi fighters advanced toward the area. Aden has been a refuge for Hadi since last month, when he escaped house arrest by the Houthis in the capital, Sana'a, and went to the city on the Gulf of Aden to try to establish his government there. The Houthis captured Sana'a last September and have been pushing south toward Aden. The...

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