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1. Trump claim on NATO role in Afghanistan draws UK condemnation

   UK politicians have accused Trump of avoiding military service during the Vietnam War.

2. Why is Rodman signing and highest female soccer salary controversial?

   US star Trinity Rodman becomes world's highest paid female footballer but Washington deal was not without controversy.

3. Militarising the Sahel will not defeat terrorism

   Escalating force and rival security blocs are turning counterterrorism into a recipe for conflict.

4. Syrian government takes over prison with ISIL-linked detainees in Raqqa

   Soldiers assume control of al-Aqtan Prison, as SDF fighters withdraw from the northeastern city under a ceasefire deal.

5. Anxiety, anger, and hope in Syria’s Damascus after SDF ceasefire

   Exhausted by war, Damascus longs for unity as ceasefire sparks hope, but questions of integration and stability remain.

6. NBA: Tyrese Maxey’s clutch shots push 76ers past Rockets in OT

   Philadelphia 76ers beat Houston Rockers 128-122, while Nuggets, Mavericks, Trail Blazers, Clippers and Spurs also win.

7. Alcaraz shines in 100th Grand Slam match as Sabalenka and Gauff stutter

   Carlos Alcaraz marches on towards goal of youngest winner of all four majors as he powers on at Australian Open.

8. At least 2 sailors dead after cargo ship sinks in disputed South China Sea

   A Singapore-flagged vessel with 21 Filipino sailors on board capsizes, killing two and leaving four missing.

9. What ICE agents are taught: How to use ‘deadly force’, evade lawsuits

   Investigative journalist Lila Hassan has uncovered evidence that sheds light on ICE's controversial training.

10. Six key takeaways from Jack Smith’s testimony on his case against Trump

    Testifying at a House hearing, Jack Smith said the two federal cases were based on evidence, not politics.