Revolution Spotlight: As the U.S. marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, a new focus is landing on the women beside the “Founding Fathers,” with Marie Adrienne Françoise de Noailles, the Marquise de Lafayette, highlighted as more than a symbol—her life and partnership framed through Lafayette College’s new bust and collections. Space & Science: A fresh look at lunar myths pushes back on the “dark side of the moon” idea, while a separate roundup covers the week’s biggest space stories. Culture & Protest: Venice Biennale history is being made by a major strike that shut down parts of national pavilions and triggered thousands of marchers in the streets for Palestine and workers’ rights. Regional Identity: A new territorial brand for Brazil’s Legal Amazon is being built around the Amazon River’s real course, turning waterways into a unified visual alphabet. Health Watch: WHO says the cruise ship hantavirus outbreak is not like Covid-19, stressing limited spread but warning more cases could appear. Ongoing Adventures: A family sailing story follows a 50-foot trimaran passage from South America through French Guiana and beyond, with kids stepping up as the voyage matures them.