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1. How does ICE spend its budget? And who profits?

   ICE now has a larger budget than the FBI, bigger even than the militaries of 170 countries. So where does that money go?

2. Myanmar election delivers walkover win for military-backed political party

   Myanmar's military rulers say polls were free and fair as UN reports 170 killed during election period.

3. US approves $6.6bn sale of attack helicopters, assault vehicles to Israel

   The approved sale includes 30 Apache helicopters, which Israeli forces have used to attack Palestinians in Gaza.

4. US Senate approves spending package, but short government shutdown likely

   US gov't funding impasse driven by Democratic anger over federal agents killing two people during immigration crackdown.

5. T20 World Cup 2026 stadiums: Where’s India vs Pakistan and the final?

   Al Jazeera’s guide to the eight venues that will host the T20 World Cup 2026 matches in India and Sri Lanka.

6. More than 200 killed in mine collapse in eastern DR Congo: Report

   Rights groups have raised concerns over conditions at the mine, which supplies about 15 percent of the world's coltan.

7. Missing statue of golf legend Ballesteros found chopped in pieces in Spain

   A man has been arrested by police in Spain after they recovered a stolen statue of the late golfer Seve Ballesteros.

8. Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,437

   These are the key developments from day 1,437 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

9. Is Trump’s choice for US Fed chair a ‘chameleon’ or a ‘solid’ pick?

   Experts vary in their views on Kevin Warsh, Trump's nominee to replace Jerome Powell as head of the US central bank.

10. UN nuclear watchdog discusses Ukraine nuclear safety risks

    Russian attacks on Ukraine's electrical substations could cut power to nuclear plants, increasing risks of meltdown.