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1. Americans question Trump’s instinct on Iran war

   Americans are split on whether to trust Donald Trump's instinct-driven approach to the Iran conflict.

2. JD Vance says Iran would be ‘dumb’ to let talks collapse over Lebanon

   The US vice president says Iran had a 'legitimate misunderstanding' about Lebanon's inclusion in this week's ceasefire.

3. Prosecutors move to subpoena Tiger Woods’ prescription drug records

   Woods pleaded not guilty in his driving under the influence case in Florida last week after rolling his SUV.

4. Trump administration signals it is mulling NATO withdrawal after Iran war

   The US president has lashed out at European partners for declining to contribute military forces to the war on Iran.

5. Macron welcomes US-Iran ceasefire and urges Lebanon’s inclusion

   French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed the US-Iran ceasefire as “very good news".

6. Trump threatens 50% tariffs on countries that supply Iran with weapons

   It's not clear under what legal authority Trump can tack on this tariff, and analysts called it an 'empty threat'.

7. Devastation in Beirut after Israeli strikes reduce homes to rubble

   Hours after Israel hammered Beirut with multiple air strikes following the US-Iran ceasefire, residents searched for sur

8. Atletico Madrid shock 10-man Barcelona 2-0 in Champions League quarterfinal

   Atletico take ⁠firm ⁠grip on the quarterfinal with 2-0 first-leg victory as Cubarsi sent off for Barcelona at ​Camp Nou.

9. What to know about Israel’s strikes on Lebanon amid US-Iran ceasefire

   Israel unleashed a massive bombardment on Israel a day after the US and Iran reached a ceasefire agreement.

10. Trump has found his Iran off-ramp – but at what cost?

    Domestically and internationally, the effects of the war will be felt for years to come.