Inside TIME: After Venezuela’s earthquakes, neighbors dig through rubble for survivors

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July 01, 2026 THE MIDWEEK CATCHUP After Venezuela’s Earthquakes, Neighbors Dig Through Rubble for Survivors “We need help,” one survivor said, as Venezuelans search for loved ones and wait for aid after deadly earthquakes. Supreme Court Upholds State Bans on Transgender Athletes In a decision that split along ideological lines, the Justices ruled that state schools can restrict women’s and girls’ sports for biological females under Title IX.

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