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1. Does Israel’s ‘Yellow Line’ violate the Lebanon ceasefire?

   Israel has carved out a military zone inside southern Lebanon, raising fears it is replicating the “Yellow Line” in Gaza

2. Trump’s May 1 deadline: Can he continue war on Iran after that?

   Trump is obliged under the War Powers Act to limit the conflict after 60 days with congressional approval.

3. Iran war: What’s happening on day 56 after Trump extended ceasefire?

   The Israel-Lebanon ceasefire is extended by three weeks after White House talks with Israeli and Lebanese envoys.

4. How fake AI victims are being used to provide rationale for attacking Iran

   In the battle of propaganda, fake videos and images of female victims of Iran's government are going viral.

5. China’s DeepSeek unveils latest models a year after upending global tech

   Chinese startup says DeepSeek-V4-Pro beats all rival open models for maths and coding.

6. Oil rises above $106 per barrel as US, Iran deadlocked in Strait of Hormuz

   Jump in prices comes as Donald Trump says vessels will need permission of US Navy to transit key waterway.

7. Iran war live: Lebanon truce extended; Trump says time not on Tehran’s side

   Death toll from Israel's ongoing genocidal war on Gaza has reached 72,568 with 172,338 injured: Gaza's Health Ministry.

8. US professors sue university over arrest during pro-Palestine protest

   Philosophy professor Noelle McAfee says university failed to protect students and staff in crackdown on protests.

9. US soldier charged with using Polymarket to bet on Nicolas Maduro abduction

   The suspect, 38-year-old Gannon Ken Van Dyke, allegedly made $400,000 from insider knowledge of the Venezuela attack.

10. Meta lines up layoffs while Microsoft offers buyouts

    Meta will lay off 8,000 workers while Microsoft is offering buyouts to 8,750 people, a first for the Windows maker.