Hope emerged from devastation in Venezuela, where rescuers pulled a security guard alive from rubble eight days after twin earthquakes flattened part of La Guaira, a rare survival story amid a grueling disaster response. Elsewhere, institutions asserted authority in very differen...
Hope emerged from devastation in Venezuela, where rescuers pulled a security guard alive from rubble eight days after twin earthquakes flattened part of La Guaira, a rare survival story amid a grueling disaster response. Elsewhere, institutions asserted authority in very different ways: the Vatican formally declared the traditionalist SSPX in schism and excommunicated bishops after unauthorized ordinations, while in Washington a former Olympian, David Hearn, was indicted over alleged damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. In India, the day’s economic headline came from Odisha, where Adani and Abu Dhabi’s IHC unveiled plans for an $11.5 billion aluminium project that could reshape the state’s industrial base and create tens of thousands of jobs. And in a lighter turn, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce reportedly marked wedding-week anticipation with a $26 million charitable push benefiting communities across the United States.






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- Venezuelan security guard rescued alive from collapsed basement eight days after earthquakes (33 sources)
- Ex-Olympian David Hearn indicted for alleged vandalism of Washington’s Reflecting Pool (24 sources)
- Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce donate $26 million to charities ahead of reported wedding (18 sources)
- Vatican declares SSPX in schism, excommunicates bishops after ordinations without papal approval (12 sources)
- Adani, UAE’s IHC plan $11.5 billion integrated aluminium project in Odisha (12 sources)
- Merz coalition agrees sweeping German reforms on taxes, pensions and sick leave (10 sources)
- Gaza marks 1,000 days of war as Palestinians face an uncertain future (10 sources)
- DR Congo coach Sébastien Desabre learns of father’s death during post-England press conference (9 sources)
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