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1. Curry, Warriors knocked out of NBA play-in tournament by Suns

   Stephen Curry struggled with just 17 points as the 2026 NBA champions season was ended by the Phoenix Suns in play-in.

2. Al-Noor centre: A lifeline for blind children in Gaza

   Al-Noor is a UNRWA centre in Gaza providing education and support for visually impaired children.

3. New Jersey announces $150 transit tickets to reach the World Cup

   Transit fares from New York to MetLife Stadium in New Jersey for World Cup matches will rise to $150.

4. Lebanese man removes Israeli flag from castle in southern Lebanon

   A Lebanese man who returned to southern Lebanon removes the Israeli flag from Beaufort Castle (Qalaat al-Shaqif).

5. Trump thanks Gulf states for their ‘tremendous’ support

   ‘This will be a great and brilliant day for the world’ Donald Trump said as Iran fully opens the Strait of Hormuz.

6. UN aid chief warns of possible ‘full-scale famine’ in South Sudan

   UN aid chief Tom Fletcher says that South Sudan is at risk of slipping into 'full-scale famine and collapse’.

7. Iran war live: Tehran says US blockade of ports must end as strait opens

   Tens of thousands of people forcibly displaced by Israeli attacks on Lebanon use first day of ceasefire to return home.

8. Pressure mounts on Peru’s election authorities amid presidential race delay

   The vote count continues to determine who will join conservative Keiko Fujimori in Peru's presidential run-off in June.

9. US judge blocks Justice Department bid to seize voter data in Rhode Island

   Ruling is latest loss for Trump administration, which has sought access to state voter data ahead of the US midterms.

10. Trump seeks ‘resolution’ of his $10bn lawsuit against IRS, spurring concern

    Critics warn that Trump could arrange his own settlement by negotiating with a US Justice Department under his control.