Lula Da Silva seeks to cement legacy in Brazil election
In Sao Paulo crowds roar as Lula da Silva seeks an eight year legacy ending with voting for a new president. The leftist leader touts social programs lifting 20.5 million from poverty since 2003 and 29 million into the middle class while facing critics over foreign policy and ties to Venezuela, Cuba, and Iran.
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Druids gain official religion status in Britain
The Druid Network confirms Druids are now formally recognized as a religion under Britain charity law for the first time. Exemptions on donations and parity with established faiths follow this ruling, with chairman Phil Ryder calling the move a step toward broader accessibility of Druidry.
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