Venus and Uranus are still relatively close in the morning sky.  Venus is magnitude -4.05 and Uranus +5.78 on this date, separated by 12°49'47".  Uranus will not stray far from this part of Taurus for the remainder of its 2025 - 2026 apparition, basically staying south of the Pleiades the entire time.  Venus, on the other hand, is rapidly moving eastward toward the Gemini border, where it will engage in a very nice conjunction with Jupiter in August, mirroring their performance in August 2001.  But for a comparison of the current apparition to a previous one of a similar nature, compare this view to that of July 25, 1993 taken from the mountains of Colorado.  Unannotated image.