NPR News covers deadly earthquakes in Venezuela that killed at least 164 people and prompted a state of emergency. The broadcast discusses potential plans for Lebanon’s military to replace Israeli troops in the south amid ongoing peace negotiations. Additionally, Army General Chris Donahue is expected to retire, surprising many given his high standing. A Chinese supercomputer has claimed the top global ranking, surpassing the U.S., while Europe battles a severe heat wave with record temperatures in France and the UK.