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Earthquakes Strike Venezuela, Killing Dozens Six Months After Prior Quake
A series of earthquakes hit Venezuela, causing deaths and damage. The U.S. and Iran exchanged strikes before restoring a ceasefire. Additional items include a custody separation case and a centenarian milestone.
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Earthquakes struck Venezuela over the weekend, killing at least 28 people and injuring more than 100 others, according to local emergency reports. The temblors damaged homes and infrastructure in several regions. Rescue teams continued search operations on Monday.
Iran traded strikes before both sides restored their ceasefire agreement. Officials on each side confirmed the incidents ended without further escalation.
A custody separation involving children occurred after a false report was filed with authorities. Separately, a performer known for longevity reached the age of 100 on Sunday.
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