APRIL 2017 - Pictures of the day - Apr. 20 - Apr. 26

April 27, 2017 vinhbinh2010, lantran 1
APRIL 2017
Pictures of the day
Apr.20 – Apr. 26
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Still image taken from a video
released by the U.S. Department of
Defense on April 14, 2017 shows
the moment the 'mother of all
bombs' struck the Achin district of
the eastern province of Nangarhar,
Afghanistan, bordering Pakistan
where U.S. officials said a network
of tunnels and caves was being
used by militants linked to Islamic
State. DVIDS/Handout via Reuters
TV
Apr. 14 , 2017

Reuters / Saturday, April 15, 2017
People cheer as a missile is driven past the
stand with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un
and other high ranking officials during a
military parade marking the 105th birth
anniversary of country's founding father Kim
Il Sung, in Pyongyang April 15, 2017.
REUTERS/Damir Sagolj
Apr. 15 , 2017

Men and women participate in a mass
dance on April 15, 2017, in Pyongyang,
North Korea to celebrate the 105th birth
anniversary of Kim Il Sung, the country's
late founder and grandfather of current
ruler Kim Jong Un.
Wong Maye-E / AP
Apr. 15 , 2017

A kayaker circles a small island on
Pontoosuc Lake in Pittsfield, Mass., on
April 16, 2017. (Ben Garver/The
Berkshire Eagle via AP)
Apr. 16, 2017

A resident walks through damaged
homes at the site of a collapsed
garbage dump in Colombo,Sri Lankan
on April 16.
Hopes of finding anyone alive under a
collapsed mountain of garbage in Sri
Lanka's capital faded as the death toll
reached 23 with another six reported
missing, police said.
Hundreds of soldiers, backed by heavy
earth moving equipment were digging
through the rubbish and the wreckage
of some 145 homes that were
destroyed when a side of the 300-foot
high dump crashed on April 14.
Ishara S. Kodikara / AFP - Getty
Images
Apr. 16 , 2017

Worshippers hold candles as they take part in the
Christian Orthodox Holy Fire ceremony at the
Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem's Old
City. REUTERS/Ammar Awad
Apr. 16 , 2017

A student throws a chair towards
Indian police officers during a
clash in Srinagar, Indian controlled
Kashmir, on Monday, April 17,
2017. Hundreds of college
students took to the streets to
protest a police raid in a college in
southern Pulwama town over the
weekend, in which at least 50
students were injured. (AP
Photo/Mukhtar Khan)
Apr. 17 , 2017

Sumo grand champion Harumafuji,
second right, of Mongolia performs his
ring entry forms at the Yasukuni Shrine
in Tokyo, Monday, April 17, 2017. (AP
Photo/Shizuo Kambayashi)
Apr. 17 , 2017

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Protesters demonstrate against the recent
Turkey referendum that granted greater
powers to President Recep Tayip Erdogan on
April 18 in the neighborhood of Besiktas on
the European side of Istanbul.
Opposition parties have called for the
referendum to be annulled, complaining of a
series of irregularities in the vote.
An electoral board decision to allow as valid
more than a million ballots cast without the
official stamp has caused particular outrage.
PHOTOS: Protests and Parties: Turkish
President Claims Referendum Victory
Bulent Kilic / AFP - Getty Images
Apr. 18 , 2017

People work in tulip fields
surrounding Keukenhof spring
garden, in Lisse, some 20
kilometers form Amsterdam,
Netherlands, Wednesday, April
19, 2017. Keukenhof has more
than 7 million bulbs in bloom
this spring, with a total of 800
varieties of tulips and is open
from 23 March untill 21 May
2017. (AP Photo/Peter Dejong)
Apr. 19 , 2017

Barcelona's Lionel Messi, right, lands on the pitch after being challenged by
Juventus's Miralem Pjanic, left, during the Champions League quarterfinal
second leg soccer match between Barcelona and Juventus at Camp Nou stadium
in Barcelona, Spain, Wednesday, April 19, 2017. (AP Photo/Manu Fernandez)Apr. 19 , 2017

Ameen Mukdad, a violinist from
Mosul who lived under ISIS's
rule for two and a half years
where they destroyed his
musical instruments, performs
at Nabi Yunus shrine in eastern
Mosul, Iraq, April 19, 2017.
REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed-
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Apr. 19 , 2017

A demonstrator throws back a tear
gas grenade while clashing with riot
police during the so-called "mother
of all marches" against Venezuela's
President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas
on April 19.
Carlos Garcia Rawlins / Reuters
Apr. 19 , 2017

A demonstrator holds a
Molotov cocktail during clashes
with police during protests in
Caracas, Venezuela on April 19.
PHOTOS: Venezuelans Mount
Pressure on Government as
Protests Intensify
Miguel Gutierrez / EPA
Apr. 19 , 2017

Downtown Lewiston, Maine, is seen
Friday, March 17, 2017. (AP
Photo/David Goldman)
GALLERY PHOTOS
How a community changed by refugees
came to embrace Trump
MARCH, 2017

Lewiston high school seniors and co-
captains of the soccer team, Joseph
Kalilwa, 18, right, and Abdiaziz Shaleh,
19, play in Kaliwa's room at his home
in Lewiston, Maine, Tuesday, March 14,
2017. "I mean that kind of bothers me
sometimes like when people you go
everywhere they just see you as a
refugee," said Kalilwa who was born in
the Democratic Republic of Congo and
is now an American citizen. "I'm like oh
well, yeah, I am a refugee but then at
the same time I see myself as an
American." (AP Photo/David Goldman)
GALLERY PHOTOS
March 14 , 2017

Abdiaziz Shaleh, right, a Lewiston high school senior and co-captain of the soccer team, and Essa
Gedi, center, both whose families emigrated from Somalia, sit with classmate Isiah Leach, left,
during lunch in the school's cafeteria in Lewiston, Maine, Wednesday, March 15, 2017. Two years
ago, immigrant children led the high school soccer team to win the state championship, a moment
heralded as a triumph for the city's embrace of its immigrant community. (AP Photo/David
Goldman)
GALLERY PHOTOS
March 15 , 2017

Victoria Schalk, 22, left, and Melinda Blais, 27, right, share a
traditional Somali meal with college classmate Nasteho Issa,
21, at restaurant and market opened by one of the first
Somali families who settled in 2001 in Lewiston, Maine,
Wednesday, March 15, 2017. The population had
plummeted in 2001 as the paper mills closed. Downtown
storefronts sat boarded up, ringed by sagging apartment
buildings no longer needed to house workers since so few
remained. The refugees saw possibility in Lewiston's decay.
Word spread quickly and friends and families followed, by
the hundreds. The town morphed in a matter of months into
a laboratory for what happens when demographics and
culture suddenly shift. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
GALLERY PHOTOS
March 15 , 2017

Trump supporter Stephanie Rodrigue,
17, picks up one of the campaign signs
she's collected in her room in Lewiston,
Maine, Thursday, March 16, 2017.
Although too young to vote, Rodrigue
supported Trump, so much she
bellowed his name at pep rallies,
affixed a campaign sticker to her laptop
and came to be called by her
classmates "the mini-Trump." (AP
GALLERY PHOTOS
March 16 , 2017

Tabitha Beauchesne stands in her living room as photos of her
husband and two children hang on the wall in her home in
Auburn, Maine, Thursday, March 16, 2017. Beauchesne moved
to Auburn, a city right across the river, because she believed
that the refugee students at Lewiston schools take teachers'
attention away from native-born kids. She voted twice for
Barack Obama. Then she voted for Donald Trump, because she
hopes his pledge to put America first means immigration into
her hometown will stop, or at least slow down. (AP
GALLERY PHOTOS
March 16 , 2017

The Continental Mill building, a
former textile mill that closed and has
since been converted into small
office, manufacturing and storage
spaces is seen in Lewiston, Maine,
Thursday, March 16, 2017. (AP
GALLERY PHOTOS
March 16 , 2017

Women wearing traditional muslim
head coverings walk past one of the
many stores downtown owned by
African refugees who have settled in
Lewiston, Maine, Friday, March 17,
2017. AP Photo/David Goldman)
GALLERY PHOTOS
March 17 , 2017

A worshipper takes his shoes
off before entering the
Lewiston Auburn Islamic
Center for prayers in
Lewiston, Maine, Friday,
March 17, 2017. Hillary
Clinton won the election
within the city of Lewiston,
though by less than 1,000
votes, a far narrower margin
than President Barack Obama.
It was in the rural
communities circling the city,
among voters who do not
interact daily with the
refugees, where Donald
Trump got enough support to
flip Androscoggin County red.
(AP Photo/David Goldman)
GALLERY PHOTOS
March 17 , 2017

The sun rises over billowing
smokestacks in Lewiston,
Maine, Friday, March 17, 2017.
In early 2001, a few Somalian
families struggling to afford
housing in Portland, ventured
30 miles north to Lewiston,
and a found a city in retreat.
This once-dying American mill
town has since been revived by
an influx of some 7,500 African
immigrants. (AP Photo/David
Goldman)
GALLERY PHOTOS
April 17 , 2017

David Lovewell, 59, walks through
the land he's logging with his sons
in Farmington, Maine, Friday,
March 17, 2017. Lovewell sees a
dim future for them here. A few
months earlier, business got so
bad he came close to losing it all,
and it reminded him just how
fragile the blue collar economy
can be. He looked down at his
sneakers, which he bought for $25
at Walmart. There used to be a
shoe factory in town, he said, and
another one just down the road.
"They're gone, they're done," he
said. "And now I'm wearing shoes
from China." That's why he voted
for Donald Trump, because he
doesn't want to have to buy shoes
made someplace else. (AP
GALLERY PHOTOS
March 17 , 2017

Ardo Mohamed, of Somalia, places a
freshly-cooked Sambusa in a display
case in her store in Lewiston, Maine,
Friday, March 17, 2017. (AP
GALLERY PHOTOS
March 17 , 2017

A woman wearing a khimar leaves
after shopping at one of the many
stores owned by Somali immigrants
who have settled in Lewiston,
Maine. (AP Photo/David Goldman)
GALLERY PHOTOS

Apr. 20 , 2017

A woman takes a selfie with her
smartphone next to a bed of tulip
blossoms at a public park in Beijing,
Thursday, April 20, 2017. Visitors have
been coming to parks in China's capital
city in increasing numbers as flowers and
trees bloom in an annual rite of spring.
(AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
Apr. 20 , 2017

Boys, who were injured during a bomb
blast on a crowded Syrian bus convoy on
Saturday, wait at insurgent-held al-
Rashideen, to travel to government-
controlled Aleppo, Syria. REUTERS/Ammar
Abdullah
Apr. 20 , 2017

Aftermath from Venezuela's 'mother of all marches'
People look at the damage in the entrance
of a bakery, after it was looted in Caracas,
Venezuela April 20, 2017.
REUTERS/Christian Veron
Apr. 20 , 2017

Workers look for valuables among the
damaged goods in a bakery after it was
looted in Caracas, Venezuela April 20,
2017. REUTERS/Christian Veron
Apr. 20 , 2017

Damage is seen at the entrance of a bakery
after it was looted in Caracas, Venezuela April
20, 2017. REUTERS/Christian Veron
Apr. 20 , 2017

Workers look for valuables
among the damaged goods
in a bakery after it was
looted in Caracas, Venezuela
April 20, 2017.
Apr. 20 , 2017

A worker walks next to
damaged goods and empty
shelves in a bakery, after it
was looted in Caracas,
Apr. 20 , 2017

People run with looted items from an
office building during the so called
"mother of all marches" against
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro
in Caracas, Venezuela, April 19, 2017.
REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins
Apr. 20 , 2017

Workers look for valuables among the
damaged goods in a bakery after it was
looted in Caracas, Venezuela April 20,
2017. REUTERS/Christian Veron
Apr. 20 , 2017

People run with looted items from an office
building during the so called "mother of all
marches" against Venezuela's President Nicolas
Maduro in Caracas, Venezuela, April 19, 2017.
Apr. 20 , 2017

Reuters / Thursday, April 20, 2017
Mourners look at the coffin of Paola
Ramirez, a student who died during a
protest, in her wake in San Cristobal,
Venezuela April 20, 2017. In the
opposition hotbed of San Cristobal
near the Colombia border, university
student Paola Ramirez died after being
shot by men pursuing her and her
boyfriend, according to relatives and
witnesses. "We were on a motorbike
and they were following us, shooting,"
her boyfriend told Reuters. "I left her
on a block where she was going to find
her sister and I went to hide the bike. I
heard shots and when I arrived she
was on the ground. I tried to protect
her as much as I could," he added,
sobbing in front of her body. The
public prosecutor's office said it was
investigating the case. REUTERS/Carlos
Eduardo Ramirez
Apr. 20 , 2017

A woman is aided by fellow demonstrators
after falling, overcome by tear gas, during
anti-government protests in Caracas on
April 20.
Tens of thousands of protesters asking for
the resignation of President Nicolas
Maduro flooded the streets again
Thursday, one day after three people were
killed and hundreds arrested in the biggest
anti-government demonstrations in years.
Ariana Cubillos / AP
Apr. 20 , 2017

People holding a placard that reads
"No more deaths, Maduro" gather
outside the wake of Paola Ramirez, a
student who died during a protest, in
San Cristobal, Venezuela, April 20,
2017. REUTERS/Carlos Eduardo
Ramirez
Apr. 20 , 2017

Former headquarters of Brazilian mining
company Vale SA burns in Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil. REUTERS/Sergio Moraes
Apr. 20 , 2017

Cockfighting enthusiasts show
a rooster through the window
of a vintage car on their way to
a cockfighting arena at the
outskirts of Ciro Redondo,
central region of Ciego de Avila
province, Cuba.
REUTERS/Alexandre
Meneghini
Apr. 20 , 2017

Reuters / Thursday, April
20, 2017
Sarah Coakley (12), Ciaran
Coakley (10), Eolann
Coakley (6) and Meghan
Coakley (9) watch as
William Ford Jr.,
Executive Chairman of
Ford Motor Company
arrives at his great-
grandfather Henry Ford's
ancestral home in
Ballinascarthy, Ireland.
REUTERS/Clodagh
Kilcoyne
Apr. 20 , 2017

Head of a legendary ethnic Miao
goddess statue is lifted at the
construction site of the statue, in
Jianhe County, Guizhou Province.
REUTERS/Stringer
Apr. 20 , 2017

Fox News Channel host Bill O'Reilly shakes
hand with Pope Francis during the
Wednesday general audience in Saint Peter's
square at the Vatican. Osservatore Romano
Apr. 20 , 2017

People and rescue agencies look
for bodies in a destroyed area
after mudslides, caused by
heavy rains leading several rivers
to overflow, pushing sediment
and rocks into buildings and
roads, in Manizales, Colombia.
REUTERS/Santiago Osorio
Apr. 20 , 2017

Zijun Li of China competes in
the ISU Women's Short
Program in Tokyo.
REUTERS/Issei Kato
Apr. 20 , 2017

Wine-grower Daniel Grab
stands beside a paraffin fire
pot he uses to protect the
vines against freezing
temperatures at his vineyard
in Adlikon, Switzerland.
REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann
Apr. 20 , 2017

An Iraqi child stands in front of a gate of
its house in eastern Mosul, Iraq.
REUTERS/Marko Djurica
Apr. 20 , 2017

Photographers take pictures as the Soyuz
MS-04 spacecraft carrying the crew of Jack
Fischer of the U.S. and Fyodor Yurchikhin of
Russia blasts off to the International Space
Station from the launchpad at the Baikonur
Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan. REUTERS/Shamil
Zhumatov
Apr. 20 , 2017

In this photo taken with long time exposure, the Soyuz-
FG rocket booster with Soyuz MS-04 space ship carrying a
new crew to the International Space Station, ISS, blasts
off at the Russian leased Baikonur cosmodrome,
Kazakhstan, Thursday, April 20, 2017. The Russian rocket
carries two astronauts, U.S. astronaut Jack Fischer and
Russian cosmonaut Fyodor Yurchikhin. (AP Photo/Dmitri
Lovetsky)
Apr. 20 , 2017

California "weed nun" Christine Meeusen, 57, (R), and India Delgado, who goes
by the name Sister Eevee, smoke a joint at Sisters of the Valley near Merced,
California. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson
Apr. 20 , 2017
The 'weed nuns' of California

Sister Kate lights a joint at Sisters of the Valley on April
18 near Merced, Calif.
The self-ordained "weed nuns" are on a mission to heal
and empower women with their cannabis products.
The sisterhood stresses that its seven members, despite
the moniker, do not belong to any order of the Catholic
Church. They consider their Holy Trinity to be the
marijuana plant, specifically hemp.
Sister Kate, whose real name is Christine Meeusen,
adopted the nun persona after she took part in an
Occupy Wall Street protest in 2011 dressed as a
Catholic nun, a look that led her to be known by
protesters as "Sister Occupy."
"We've gotten a few hate calls but, by and far, the
Catholics understand what we're doing," she said.
PHOTOS: 'Weed Nuns' Are Holy Rollers on Mission to
Empower Women With Marijuana Products
Lucy Nicholson / Reuters
Apr. 18 , 2017

California "weed nun" India Delgado, who
goes by the name Sister Eevee, carries
hemp at Sisters of the Valley near Merced,
Apr. 20 , 2017

Hemp is hung to dry at Sisters of the Valley near Merced, California. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson
Apr. 20 , 2017

California "weed nun" Christine Meeusen, 57, who goes by the name Sister Kate (L),
and India Delgado, who goes by the name Sister Eevee, trim hemp in the kitchen at
Sisters of the Valley near Merced, California. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson
Apr. 20 , 2017

California "weed nun" Desiree Calderon, who goes by the name Sister Freya,
pours CBD salve made from hemp at Sisters of the Valley near Merced,
Apr. 20 , 2017

California "weed nun" Christine Meeusen, 57, who goes by the name Sister Kate, opens a bag of
hemp in the kitchen at Sisters of the Valley near Merced, California. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson
Apr. 20 , 2017

Reuters / Thursday, April
20, 2017
California "weed nun"
Christine Meeusen, 57, who
goes by the name Sister
Kate (L), Desiree Calderon,
who goes by the name
Sister Freya (R), and India
Delgado, who goes by the
name Sister Eevee, check
hemp that is drying at
Sisters of the Valley near
Merced, California.
REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson
Apr. 20 , 2017

Hemp is seen in bags at Sisters of the Valley
near Merced, California. REUTERS/Lucy
Nicholson
Apr. 20 , 2017

California "weed nun" Desiree
Calderon, who goes by the
name Sister Freya, holds soap
made from hemp at Sisters of
the Valley near Merced,
California. REUTERS/Lucy
Nicholson
Apr. 20 , 2017

Masked police stand on top of their
vehicle on the Champs Elysees Avenue
after a shooting incident in Paris,
France. REUTERS/Christian Hartmann
Apr. 20 , 2017
Battle zone scenes at Paris Champs Elysees after
drive-up police killing

A still image from video footage shows Police
investigators inspect the car used by the attacker
on the Champs Elysees Avenue after two
policemen were killed and another wounded in a
shooting incident in Paris, France.
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Apr. 20 , 2017

Police secure the Champs Elysees
Avenue after a shooting incident in
Paris, France. REUTERS/Christian
Hartmann
Apr. 20 , 2017

Police secure a side street as others
conduct an investigation on the
Champs Elysees Avenue after a
REUTERS/Christian Hartmann
Apr. 20 , 2017

An armed soldier secures a side road
near the Champs Elysees Avenue after a
REUTERS/Benoit Tessier
Apr. 20 , 2017

An armed soldier secures a side road
near the Champs Elysees Avenue after
a shooting incident in Paris, France.
Apr. 20 , 2017

A police officer stands guard
near the Champs Elysees
boulevard in Paris, France,
after a fatal shooting in which
a police officer was killed
along with an attacker,
Thursday, April 20, 2017. The
Islamic State group took
responsibility for the act. (AP
Photo/Thibault Camus)
Apr. 20 , 2017

A woman speaks to a relative
through the border fence
during the Easter weekend
near the U.S.-Mexico border
in Playas de Tijuana, on April
16, in Tijuana, Mexico.
Guillermo Arias / AFP - Getty
Images
Apr. 20 , 2017

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People walk past an advertisement
poster for a luxury villa, outside a
construction site in Beijing on April 20.
Thomas Peter / Reuters
Apr. 20 , 2017

In this photo released by
Xinhua News Agency, a Long
March 7 rocket carrying the
Tianzhou 1 cargo spacecraft
blasts off from the Wenchang
Space Launch Center in
Wenchang in southern China's
Hainan Province, Thursday,
April 20, 2017. China has
launched its first unmanned
cargo spacecraft Thursday on a
mission to dock with the
country's space station. (Yang
Guanyu/Xinhua via AP)
Apr. 20 , 2017

Long March-7 rocket carrying
Tianzhou-1 cargo spacecraft lifts off
from the launching pad in
Wenchang, Hainan province, China.
Image taken with long exposure.
China Daily/via REUTERS
Apr. 20 , 2017

Anti-frost candles burn in a
vineyard in the middle of
the Swiss Alps, in Saxon,
Canton of Valais,
Switzerland, Thursday,
April 20, 2017. Due to
unusually low
temperatures wine
growers try to protect their
grape shoots with anti-
frost candles. (Valentin
Flauraud/Keystone via AP)
Apr. 20 , 2017

View of a neighborhood destroyed after mudslides
caused by heavy rains leading several rivers to
overflow in Manizales, Colombia.
REUTERS/Santiago Osorio
Apr. 20 , 2017

Rescue member finds a toy house in a
destroyed area after mudslides caused
by heavy rains leading several rivers to
overflow, pushing sediment and rocks
into buildings and roads, in Manizales,
Colombia. REUTERS/Santiago Osorio
Apr. 20 , 2017

People remove the remains of a
burned bus in Fortaleza, Brazil.
According to local media,
approximately 20 buses were
burned in the last two days in
retaliation for the alleged transfers
of prisoners held in the prisons of
Fortaleza. REUTERS/Paulo
Whitaker
Apr. 20 , 2017

A slow loris is carried by staff
of Beijing Wildlife Rescue &
Rehabilitation Center in
Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang
Autonomous Region, China.
REUTERS/Stringer
Apr. 20 , 2017

Apr. 21 , 2017

Egyptian soldiers assist
U.S. Defense Secretary
James Mattis as he places
a wreath at the Unknown
Soldier Memorial in Cairo,
Egypt. REUTERS/Jonathan
Ernst
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Apr. 21 , 2017

Rescue agencies search for bodies
in a destroyed area after mudslides
caused by heavy rains leading
several rivers to overflow, pushing
sediment and rocks into buildings
and roads, in Manizales, Colombia.
REUTERS/Santiago Osorio-21
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Apr. 21 , 2017

Jared Kushner, Senior Advisor
to the President, arrives prior
to President Trump holding a
joint news conference with
Italian Prime Minister Paolo
Gentiloni at the White House
in Washington.
REUTERS/Aaron P. Bernstein-
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Apr. 21 , 2017

Cockfighting
enthusiasts kiss at a
cockfighting arena on
the outskirts of Ciro
Redondo, central
region of Ciego de
Avila province, Cuba.
REUTERS/Alexandre
Meneghini-21
Apr. 21 , 2017

Police fire tear gas toward
opposition supporters during
clashes while rallying against
Venezuela's President Nicolas
Maduro in Caracas, Venezuela.
REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins-
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Apr. 21 , 2017

Opposition supporters
rally against
Venezuela's President
Nicolas Maduro in
Caracas, Venezuela.
REUTERS/Christian
Veron-21
Apr. 21 , 2017

Aftermath from Venezuela's 'mother of all marches'
A worker looks for valuables among
the damaged goods in a
supermarket, after it was looted in
Caracas, Venezuela April 21, 2017.
Apr. 21 , 2017

Police officers and criminal
investigators stand in front of a
bakery, after it was looted in
Apr. 21 , 2017

A man grabs pieces of glass from a
broken refrigerator after a butcher's
stall was looted in Caracas, Venezuela
April 21, 2017. REUTERS/Carlos
Garcia Rawlins
Apr. 21 , 2017

A worker looks for valuables scattered in
the damaged goods in a convenience
store, after it was looted in Caracas,
REUTERS/Christian VeronApr. 21 , 2017

Workers look for valuables
among the damaged goods in a
supermarket, after it was looted
in Caracas, Venezuela April 21,
2017. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia
Rawlins
Apr. 21 , 2017

People look at police officers and
criminal investigators while they
collect evidence in front of a
Apr. 21 , 2017

Police officers and criminal
investigators look for
evidence in front of a
Caracas, Venezuela April 21,
2017. REUTERS/Carlos
Garcia Rawlins
Apr. 21 , 2017

Shooting on Champs Elysees in Paris
A man leaves flowers on the
Champs Elysees Avenue the
day after a policeman was
killed and two others were
wounded in a shooting
incident in Paris, France.
REUTERS/Charles Platiau
Apr. 21 , 2017

French CRS police patrol the Champs
Elysees Avenue the day after a policeman
was killed and two others were wounded
in a shooting incident in Paris, France.
Apr. 21 , 2017

French police arrive at the house
of the gunman killed in a
shootout with police on the
Champs Elysees Avenue, in the
Paris suburb of Chelles, France.
REUTERS/Charles Platiau-21
Apr. 21 , 2017

French police leave the house of
the gunman killed in a shootout
with police on the Champs
Elysees Avenue, in the Paris
suburb of Chelles, France.
Apr. 21 , 2017

View of the house of the gunman
killed in a shootout with police on
the Champs Elysees Avenue, in the
Paris suburb of Chelles, France.
Apr. 21 , 2017

A photographer takes pictures of a
damaged window on the Champs
Elysees Avenue the day after a
policeman was killed and two others
were wounded in a shooting incident
in Paris, France. REUTERS/Benoit
Tessier
Apr. 21 , 2017

Cracks radiate from a bullet
hole in a shopwindow of the
Champs Elysees boulevard in
Paris, Friday, April 21, 2017. A
police officer was killed on the
French capital's most famous
boulevard when an assailant
opened fire with an assault
rifle in the name of the Islamic
State group. (AP
Photo/Christophe Ena)
Apr. 21 , 2017

EVACUATIONS FROM BESIEGED SYRIAN TOWNS END AFTER TWO-DAY HALT
Rebel fighters welcome a
convoy of buses carrying
Sunni rebels and civilians,
who were evacuated from
Zabadani and Madaya, as
part of a reciprocal
evacuation deal for four
besieged towns, upon their
arrival at al-Rashideen to
travel later towards rebel-
held Idlib, Syria April 21,
2017. REUTERS/Ammar
Abdullah
Apr. 21 , 2017

People, who were evacuated from
the two rebel-besieged Shi'ite
villages of al-Foua and Kefraya, ride
a bus in insurgent-held al-
Rashideen, to travel to government-
controlled Aleppo, Syria April 21,
2017. REUTERS/Ammar Abdullah
Apr. 21 , 2017

People welcome evacuees from
the two Shi'ite villages of al-Foua
and Kefraya, upon their arrival by
buses to government-controlled
Aleppo, in this handout picture
provided by SANA on April 21,
2017. SANA/Handout via
REUTERS
Apr. 21 , 2017

Rebel fighters stand guard as a convoy of buses (R) carrying Sunni rebels and civilians, who
were evacuated from Zabadani and Madaya, as part of a reciprocal evacuation deal for four
besieged towns, travel in al-Rashideen to journey towards rebel-held Idlib, Syria April 21
2017. REUTERS/Ammar Abdullah
Apr. 21 , 2017

A convoy of buses carrying Sunni rebels and civilians, who were evacuated from
Zabadani and Madaya, as part of a reciprocal evacuation deal for four besieged
towns, travels towards rebel-held Idlib, Syria April 21, 2017. REUTERS/Ammar
AbdullahApr. 21 , 2017

People, who were evacuated
from the two rebel-besieged
Shi'ite villages of al-Foua and
Kefraya, ride a bus in insurgent-
held al-Rashideen, to travel to
government-controlled Aleppo,
Syria April 21, 2017.
REUTERS/Ammar Abdullah
Apr. 21 , 2017

People welcome evacuees
from the two Shi'ite villages
of al-Foua and Kefraya, upon
their arrival by buses to
government-controlled
Aleppo, in this handout
picture provided by SANA on
April 21, 2017.
SANA/Handout via REUTERS
Apr. 21 , 2017

A convoy of buses carrying evacuees
from the two Shi'ite villages of al-Foua
and Kefraya arrive to government-
controlled Aleppo, in this handout
picture provided by SANA on April 21,
2017. SANA/Handout via REUTERS
Apr. 21 , 2017

Syrian Arab Red Crescent members stand
near a convoy of buses carrying evacuees
from the two Shi'ite villages of al-Foua
and Kefraya, upon their arrival in
government-controlled Aleppo, in this
handout picture provided by SANA on
April 21, 2017. SANA/Handout via
REUTERS
Apr. 21 , 2017

A convoy of buses carrying evacuees from the two Shi'ite
villages of al-Foua and Kefraya arrive to government-
controlled Aleppo, in this handout picture provided by
SANA on April 21, 2017. SANA/Handout via REUTERS
Apr. 21 , 2017

Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF)
fires towards Islamic State
militants during a battle, west of
Mosul,Iraq April 21, 2017.
REUTERS/Stringer
Apr. 21 , 2017

MORE THAN 100 KILLED OR INJURED IN TALIBAN
ATTACK ON AFGHAN MILITARY BASE
Apr. 21 , 2017

Coffins containing the bodies
of Afghan national Army
(ANA) soldiers killed in April
21's attack on an army
headquarters are lined up in
Mazar-i-Sharif, northern
Afghanistan April 22, 2017.
Presidential Palace /Handout
via REUTERS
Apr. 21 , 2017

Afghan soldiers stand guard at the gate of a military compound after an attack by gunmen in
Mazar-e- Sharif province north of kabul, Afghanistan, Friday, April 21, 2017. Gunmen wearing army
uniforms stormed a military compound in the Balkh province, killing at least eight soldiers and
wounding 11 others, an Afghan government official said Friday. (AP Photo/Mirwais Najand)
An injured soldier recovers in a hospital after Friday's attack at a military compound in Mazar-e-Sharif
province north of Kabul, Afghanistan, Saturday, April 22, 2017. Gunmen wearing army uniforms
stormed a military compound in the Balkh province, killing at least eight soldiers and wounding 11
others, an Afghan government official said Friday. (AP Photo)
Apr. 21 , 2017
Apr. 22 , 2017

Apr. 22 , 2017

Men carry the coffin of one of the victims after Friday's attack at a military compound in
Mazar-e-Sharif province north of Kabul, Afghanistan, April 22, 2017. Mirwais Baizhan / AP
Apr. 22 , 2017

Science educator Bill Nye, popularly known as
'Bill Nye the Science Guy', announces the start
of the March for Science, which saw tens of
thousand of protesters walking along
Constitution Avenue, in Washington, DC.
Jim Lo Scalzo / EPA
Apr. 22 , 2017

Scientists, students and
research advocates rally from
the Brandenburg Gate to the
Washington Monument in
Washington, DC, conveying a
global message of scientific
freedom without political
interference and spending
necessary to make future
breakthroughs possible.
Sait Serkan Gurbuz / AP
Apr. 22 , 2017

People carry a March for Science banner and
signs as they pass the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency during the March For
Science in Washington, DC, April 22, 2017.
Organizers of the march sought to call
attention to climate change and President
Trump's budget cuts to organizations that
aid scientific research.The DC march was
one of dozens around the United States.
Hundreds of thousands of people in more
than 400 locations across the globe also
took part in the March for Science to
recognize scientific progress, raise
awareness of scientific discovery, and
defend scientific integrity.
Sait Serkan Gurbuz / AP
Apr. 22 , 2017

Demonstrators march to the
U.S. Capitol during the March
for Science in Washington,
April 22, 2017.
REUTERS/Aaron P. Bernstein
Apr. 22 , 2017

Demonstrators gather for the
March for Science rally on the
Common in Boston. REUTERS/Brian
Snyder
Apr. 22 , 2017

Reuters / Friday, April 21, 2017
A Filipino soldier looks out from a boat in Philippine occupied
Thitu island, April 21, 2017. For the 37 Filipino families who
call Thitu their home, however, life is basic with just a few
buildings, no television or internet, and no shops or street-
side eateries. There isn't even a street, just a dirt track used
by the island's one vehicle - a small truck. REUTERS/Erik De
Castro
Apr. 21 , 2017

Apr. 23 , 2017

Emmanuel Macron, head of the
political movement En Marche !,
or Onwards !, gestures to
supporters after the first round of
2017 French presidential election
in Paris. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier
Apr. 23 , 2017

Reuters / Sunday, April 23,
2017
Emmanuel Macron, head of
the political movement En
Marche !, or Onwards !, and
candidate for the 2017 French
presidential election,
celebrates after partial results
in the first round of 2017
French presidential election,
at the Parc des Expositions
hall in Paris, France April 23,
2017. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier
Apr. 23 , 2017

French centrist presidential
candidate Emmanuel Macron
waves before addressing his
supporters at his election day
headquarters in Paris.
Polling agency projections put
French independent centrist
presidential candidate Emmanuel
Macron and far-right leader
Marine Le Pen ahead in first-round
French presidential vote.
CHRISTOPHE ENA/AP PHOTO
Apr. 23 , 2017

Apr. 23 , 2017

Marine Le Pen, French National
Front (FN) political party leader
and candidate for French 2017
presidential election, celebrates
after early results in the first
round of 2017 French
presidential election, in Henin-
Beaumont. REUTERS/Charles
Platiau
Apr. 23 , 2017

Tear gas floats in the air as
demonstrators clash with
French riot police after
partial results in the first
round of 2017 French
presidential election, in
Paris. REUTERS/Jean-Paul
Pellisier
Apr. 23 , 2017

Reuters / Sunday, April 23, 2017
Supporters of Emmanuel Macron,
head of the political movement En
Marche !, or Onwards !, and
candidate for the 2017 French
presidential election, react at the
Parc des Expositions hall in Paris
after early results in the first round
of 2017 French presidential
election. REUTERS/Philippe
Wojazer
Apr. 23 , 2017

Supporters of Marine Le Pen,
French National Front (FN)
political party leader and
candidate for French 2017
presidential election, react after
early results in the first round of
2017 French presidential election
in Lyon. REUTERS/Emmanuel
Foudrot-23
Apr. 23 , 2017

Reuters / Sunday, April 23, 2017
Media members work as Emmanuel Macron (C), head of the
political movement En Marche !, or Onwards !, and candidate
for the 2017 French presidential election, casts his ballot in
the first round of 2017 French presidential election as his wife
Brigitte Trogneux stands in line at a polling station in Le
Touquet. REUTERS/Eric Feferberg/PoolApril 27, 2017 vinhbinh2010, lantran 132
Apr. 23 , 2017

Reuters / Sunday, April 23,
2017
Young refugees and migrants
cheer as ex-Barcelona
captain and La Liga
ambassador Carles Puyol
and La Liga President Xavier
Tebas (not pictured) arrive for
a news conference, before a
screening of Spanish first
division "El Clasico" soccer
match between Real Madrid
and Barcelona for about a
thousand refugees and
migrants, in the northern city
of Thessaloniki, Greece.
REUTERS/Alexandros
Avramidis
Apr. 23 , 2017

Apr. 24 , 2017

WHERE THE MOTHER OF ALL BOMBS
DROPPED
A damaged house and burnt trees
are seen at the site where a
MOAB, or ''mother of all bombs'',
struck the Achin district of the
eastern province of Nangarhar,
Afghanistan. REUTERS/Parwiz
Apr. 24 , 2017

Reuters / Monday, April 24, 2017
Afghan Special Forces inspect
inside a cave which was used by
suspected Islamic State militants at
the site. The remote site in eastern
Afghanistan where the U.S.
military dropped its largest non-
nuclear bomb ever deployed in
combat earlier this month bears
signs of the weapon's power, but
little evidence of how much
material and human damage it
inflicted. REUTERS/Parwiz
Apr. 24 , 2017

Burn trees are seen the site of a
MOAB, or ''mother of all bombs'',
which struck the Achin district of
the eastern province of Nangarhar,
Afghanistan April 23, 2017.
REUTERS/Parwiz
Apr. 24 , 2017

Within a few hundred feet of the
apparent blast site, leaves
remained intact on trees, belying
initial expectations that the
explosion may have sent a
destructive blast wave for up to a
mile. REUTERS/Parwiz
Apr. 24 , 2017

Afghan officials have said nearly
100 militants and no civilians were
killed, but the remoteness of the
area, the presence of Islamic State
fighters, and, more recently,
American security forces, has left
those claims unverified.
REUTERS/Parwiz
Apr. 24 , 2017

Reuters / Monday, April 24, 2017
While the 21,600-pound (9,797-kg)
GBU-43 is billed as the U.S.
military's most powerful non-
nuclear bomb, its destructive
power, equivalent to 11 tonnes of
TNT, pales in comparison with the
relatively small atomic bombs
dropped on Japan at the end of
World War Two. REUTERS/Parwiz
Apr. 24 , 2017

Afghan Special Forces inspect
inside a cave which was used by
suspected Islamic State
militants at the site.
REUTERS/Parwiz
Apr. 24 , 2017

A video shows the moment
before a MOAB, or "mother of
all bombs", struck the Achin
district of the eastern province
of Nangarhar, Afghanistan,
bordering Pakistan. U.S.
Department of
Defense/Handout via REUTERS
Apr. 24 , 2017

A Kashmiri student throws a piece of
brick towards Indian policemen during a
protest in Srinagar. REUTERS/Danish Isma
Apr. 24 , 2017

Opposition supporters bang a
metal barricade during a rally
against Venezuela's President
Nicolas Maduro in Caracas,
Venezuela. REUTERS/Carlos
Garcia Rawlins
Apr. 24 , 2017

A boat sails during the sunset in the sea of Fortaleza, Brazil. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker
Apr. 24 , 2017

A protestor holds a sign in
support of science during the
March For Science in Seattle,
Washington. REUTERS/David
Ryder
Apr. 24 , 2017

A displaced Iraqi family walks
along a street as the battle
between the Iraqi Counter
Terrorism Service and Islamic
State militants continues nearby,
in western Mosul, Iraq.
Apr. 24 , 2017

A displaced Iraqi woman
and children are
transported in a cart as the
battle between the Iraqi
Counter Terrorism Service
and Islamic State militants
continues nearby, in
western Mosul, Iraq.
Apr. 24 , 2017

Relatives of victims killed in
Rana Plaza building collapse in
2013, mourn at the site during
the fourth anniversary of the
collapse in Savar, on the
outskirt of Dhaka, Bangladesh.
REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir
Hossain
Apr. 24 , 2017

U.S. Defense Secretary James
Mattis looks out over Kabul as he
arrives via helicopter at Resolute
Support headquarters in Kabul,
Afghanistan. REUTERS/Jonathan
Ernst
Apr. 24 , 2017

Scavengers collect recyclable materials at a
garbage dump site on the occasion of Earth
Day, in Guwahati, India. REUTERS/Anuwar
Hazarika
Apr. 24 , 2017

A visitor holds a mask of Mustafa Kemal
Ataturk, founder of modern Turkey, as
people visit his mausoleum during a
ceremony to mark the National Sovereignty
and Children's Day in Ankara, Turkey.
REUTERS/Umit Bektas
Apr. 24 , 2017

An Afghan national Army soldier receives
treatment at a hospital a day after a attack
on an army headquarters in Mazar-i-Sharif
northern Afghanistan. REUTERS/Anil Usyan
Apr. 24 , 2017

Racka sheep are seen during celebrations for the start of the new grazing season
in the Great Hungarian Plain in Hortobagy, Hungary. REUTERS/Laszlo Balogh
Apr. 24 , 2017

A man walks out from his house,
which is under construction,
after the old house collapsed
during the 2015 earthquake, in
Bhaktapur, Nepal.
REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar
Apr. 24 , 2017

Activists take part in a demonstration to mark Earth Day by covering themselves in plastic
sheets to protest against air pollution and muddy roads caused by what they say is a road
expansion project in Kathmandu, Nepal. REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar
Apr. 24 , 2017

Police escort a bridal pair to the town
hall as demonstrations against
Germany's anti-immigration party
Alternative for Germany (AFD) going
on nearby, in Cologne, Germany.
REUTERS/Thilo Schmuelgen
Apr. 24 , 2017

People walk past Trump
International Hotel and Tower
during the Earth Day 'March For
Science NYC' demonstration to
coincide with similar marches
globally in Manhattan.
REUTERS/Andrew Kelly
Apr. 24 , 2017

Fenerbahce fans shout
slogans to support anti-
government
demonstrators during a
protest in Kadikoy
district of Istanbul,
Turkey. REUTERS/Murad
Sezer
Apr. 24 , 2017

U.S. Vice President Mike Pence
pats a kangaroo called Penny as he
visits Taronga Zoo with wife Karen
and daughters Charlotte and
Audrey in Sydney, Australia.
REUTERS/Jason Reed
Apr. 24 , 2017

Shi'ite Muslim pilgrims carry
a mock coffin during a
symbolic funeral marking the
death anniversary of Imam
Moussa al-Kadhim shrine in
Baghdad's Kadhimiya district,
Iraq. REUTERS/Wissm al-Okili
Apr. 24 , 2017

Men participate in a tug-of-war
challenge with an elephant
during the traditional festival
games to celebrate the Sinhala,
Hindu and Tamil New Year in
Colombo, Sri Lanka.
REUTERS/Dinuka Liyanawatte
Apr. 24 , 2017

A woman with long hair poses for
pictures in Weihai, Shandong province,
China. REUTERS/Stringer
Apr. 24 , 2017

Ashley Cain and
Timothy Leduc of
U.S. fall during the
ISU Pairs Free
Skating in Tokyo.
REUTERS/Toru
Hanai
Apr. 24 , 2017

People take part in a mass Tai Chi class
as part of All United for Tai Chi, a
national movement to improve
health, at the Revolution Monument
in Mexico City. REUTERS/Jose Luis
Gonzalez
Apr. 24 , 2017

Matthew Rees of Swansea Harrier
(L) helps an ailing David Wyeth of
Chorlton Runners (C) down The Mall
to finish the Virgin Money London
Marathon. Action Images via
Reuters / Matthew Childs Livepic
Apr. 24 , 2017

Kenya's Daniel Wanjiru
celebrates before winning the
men's elite race. Action Images
via Reuters / Matthew Childs
Livepic
Apr. 24 , 2017

General view of runners at
Westminster during the
marathon. Action Images
via Reuters / Andrew
Boyers Livepic
Apr. 24 , 2017

Kenya's Mary Jepkosgei Keitany
wins the Women's Elite race.
Action Images via Reuters /
Matthew Childs Livepic
Apr. 24 , 2017

Britain's Prince William (not
pictured), Catherine, Duchess of
Cambridge and Prince Harry cheer
on runners from an area dedicated
to their charity 'Heads Together'
along the route. REUTERS/Matt
Dunham/Pool
Apr. 24 , 2017

A runner collapses just before
reaching the finish line on The Mall.
Action Images via Reuters / Matthew
Childs Livepic
Apr. 24 , 2017

The frontlines of Mosul
Members of the Iraqi Federal Police
clash with the Islamic State fighters
in western Mosul.
REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed
Apr. 24 , 2017

A member of the Iraqi Federal Police
sits in guard during their fighting the
Islamic State in western Mosul.
Apr. 24 , 2017

Members of the Iraqi Federal Police
take a break from fighting the Islamic
State in western Mosul.
Apr. 24 , 2017

Members of the Iraqi Federal Police rest
in a shop used by Iraqi forces fighting the
Islamic State in western Mosul.
Apr. 24 , 2017

Displaced Iraqis are seen through a shattered
glass window of a military vehicle as they flee
after the battle between the Iraqi Counter
Terrorism Service and Islamic State militants in
western Mosul. REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed
Apr. 24 , 2017

A member of the Iraqi Federal Police
looks on as they clash with the Islamic
State fighters in western Mosul.
Apr. 24 , 2017

Iraqi children carry water containers after the
battle between the Iraqi Counter Terrorism
Service and Islamic State militants in western
Mosul. REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed
Apr. 24 , 2017

Israel stands silent to mark Holocaust
People stand still as a two-minute siren
marking Holocaust Remembrance Day is
sounded in Jerusalem. REUTERS/Ammar
Awad
Apr. 24 , 2017

People stand still as a two-minute siren
marking Holocaust Remembrance Day is
sounded near Modiin, Israel. REUTERS/Nir
Elias
Apr. 24 , 2017

Reuters / Monday, April 24,
2017
People walk between barb
wire fences in the former
Nazi death camp of
Auschwitz as thousands of
people, mostly youth from
all over the world, gather for
the annual "March of the
Living" during Holocaust
Remembrance Day in
Oswiecim, Poland. Agencja
Gazeta/Jakub Porzycki via
REUTERS
Apr. 24 , 2017

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu lays a wreath during a
ceremony marking the annual
Holocaust Remembrance Day at the
Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial, in
Jerusalem. REUTERS/Amir Cohen
Apr. 24 , 2017

A visitor places a flower next to the
name of a former concentration
camp as he visits the Hall of
Remembrance at Yad Vashem
Holocaust Memorial during
Holocaust Remembrance Day in
Jerusalem. REUTERS/Amir Cohen
Apr. 24 , 2017

U.S. versus Islamic State: Airsoft edition
Apr. 24 , 2017
A player depicting an Islamic
State militant fires his airsoft
gun inside a ruined house
during an airsoft game
against players depicting
soldiers from the U.S.-led
coalition forces in Coin, near
Malaga, southern Spain.
REUTERS/Jon Nazca

Players depicting Islamic State
militant snipers fire their airsoft
weapons during an airsoft
game against players depicting
REUTERS/Jon Nazca
Apr. 24 , 2017

Players depicting Islamic State militants
stand during an airsoft game against
players depicting soldiers from the U.S.-
led coalition forces in Coin, near Malaga,
southern Spain. REUTERS/Jon Nazca
Apr. 24 , 2017

Players depicting Islamic State militants hold up
their hands in front of players depicting soldiers
from the U.S.-led coalition forces during an
airsoft game in Coin, near Malaga, southern
Spain. REUTERS/Jon Nazca
Apr. 24 , 2017

Players depicting Islamic
State militants take
position during an airsoft
game against players
depicting soldiers from the
U.S.-led coalition forces in
Coin, near Malaga,
southern Spain.
REUTERS/Jon Nazca
Apr. 24 , 2017

A player depicting an Islamic
State militant fires his airsoft
weapon inside a ruined
house during an airsoft game
REUTERS/Jon Nazca
Apr. 24 , 2017

Players depicting soldiers from the
U.S.-led coalition forces point their
airsoft weapons to a player
depicting an Islamic State militant
during an airsoft game in Coin, near
REUTERS/Jon Nazca
Apr. 24 , 2017

Players depicting soldiers
from the U.S.-led coalition
forces fire their airsoft
weapons inside a ruined
house during an airsoft game
Islamic State militants in
Coin, near Malaga, southern
Spain. REUTERS/Jon Nazca
Apr. 24 , 2017

A woman player depicting an
Islamic State militant holds
up her hands in front of a
player depicting a soldier
from the U.S.-led coalition
forces during an airsoft game
in Coin, near Malaga,
southern Spain.
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Apr. 24 , 2017

Players depicting Islamic
State militants fire their
airsoft weapons during an
airsoft game against players
depicting soldiers from the
U.S.-led coalition forces in
Coin, near Malaga,
southern Spain.
REUTERS/Jon Nazca
Apr. 24 , 2017

A French citizen, who resides in Tunisia,
arrives to cast her vote for French
presidential election, at a polling
station in Tunis, Tunisia.
REUTERS/Zoubeir Souissi
Apr. 24 , 2017

A toy skeleton is seen on a
military vehicle of the Iraqi
Counter Terrorism Service
forces after their battle with
Islamic State militants in
western Mosul.
REUTERS/Muhammad
Hamed-24
Apr. 24 , 2017

Apr. 25 , 2017

VENEZUELA’S OPPOSITION ACTIVISTS
PROTEST IN CARACAS AS UNREST
ENTERS FOURTH WEEK
Anti-government protesters block a
highway in Caracas.
Protesters rallied on Monday
vowing to block Venezuela's main
roads to raise pressure on Maduro
after three weeks of deadly unrest
that have left 21 people dead.
Fernando Llano / AP
Apr. 25 , 2017

Venezuelan opposition leader Maria
Corina Machado, from left, Lilian
Tintori, wife of jailed opposition
leader Leopoldo Lopez and
Leopoldo's mother Antonieta
Mendoza, attend to a rally against
Maduro in Caracas, Venezuela on
Monday, April 24, 2017.
The opposition's main demands are
for elections, the release of jailed
activists and autonomy for the
opposition-led congress. But protests
are also fueled by the crippling
economic crisis in the oil-rich nation
of 30 million people.
Apr. 25 , 2017

Trucks burn in flames in Caracas.
PHOTOS: Venezuelans Mount
Pressure on Government as
Protests Intensify
Ronaldo Schemidt / AFP - Getty
Images
Apr. 25 , 2017

A fireman tries to extinguish a
fire during a rally against
Maduro in Caracas, Venezuela.
REUTERS/Carlos Garcia
Rawlins
Apr. 25 , 2017

Riot police fire tear gas toward
opposition supporters during
clashes.
Apr. 25 , 2017

Thousands of opposition activists march
in Caracas.
This month's turbulence is Venezuela's
worst since 2014 when 43 people died in
months of mayhem sparked by protests
against Maduro, the 54-year-old
successor to late leader Hugo Chavez.
Federico Parra / AFP - Getty Images
Apr. 25 , 2017

Opposition activists set up
barricades.
Federico Parra / AFP - Getty
Images
Apr. 25 , 2017

An activist sits in front of a
burning barricade.
Images
Apr. 25 , 2017

Venezuelan opposition activists
organize a sit-in to block the Francisco
Fajardo motorway in Caracas.
Images
Apr. 25 , 2017

An opposition activist
participates in a sit-in to block
the Francisco Fajardo motorway
in Caracas.
Images
Apr. 25 , 2017

Streets of Venezuela
Demonstrators build a fire
barricade on a street during a rally
Nicolas Maduro in Caracas.
Apr. 25 , 2017

A demonstrator throws back a tear gas
grenade at the riot police while rallying
against Venezuela's President Nicolas
Maduro in Caracas. REUTERS/Carlos
Garcia Rawlins
Apr. 25 , 2017

Opposition supporters attend a
rally against Venezuela's
President Nicolas Maduro in
Caracas. REUTERS/Christian
Veron
Apr. 25 , 2017

Opposition supporters attend a rally
Maduro in Caracas.
Apr. 25 , 2017

Opposition supporters attend a rally
Maduro in Caracas. REUTERS/Christian
Veron
Apr. 25 , 2017

A demonstrator uses a mask during
rally against Venezuela's President
Nicolas Maduro in Caracas, Venezuela.
REUTERS/Marco Bello
Apr. 25 , 2017

Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro (L)
spins a ball during his weekly broadcast "Los
Domingos con Maduro" (The Sundays with
Maduro) in Caracas, Venezuela. Miraflores
Palace/Handout via REUTERS
Apr. 25 , 2017

Britain's Queen Elizabeth stands next to an old
subsidized, low cost mobility scooter from the
1960's, during a ceremony in Windsor Castle,
Windsor. REUTERS/Richard Pohle/Pool
Apr. 25 , 2017

Brazilian Indians take part in a
demonstration against the violation of
indigenous people's rights, in Brasilia, Brazil.
REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino
Apr. 25 , 2017

A man views the exhibit "Infinity Mirrored Room - The Souls of a Million Light Years Away"
by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington. REUTERS/Joshua
Roberts
Apr. 25 , 2017

Reuters / Tuesday, April 25, 2017
Emmanuel Macron (C), head of the
political movement En Marche!, or
Onwards!, and candidate for the
2017 French presidential election,
untangles the hair of a young girl
caught in the button of his vest,
during a visit to the Hopital
Raymond-Poincare in Garches, near
Paris, France. REUTERS/Philippe
Wojazer
Apr. 25 , 2017

Marine Le Pen (L), French National
Front (FN) political party candidate for
French 2017 presidential election,
speaks with employees as she visits the
meat pavilion at the Rungis
international food market, near Paris,
during her campaign, France.
Apr. 25 , 2017

A destroyed room inside an abandoned
building is seen in western Mosul, Iraq.
REUTERS/Andres Martinez Casares
Apr. 25 , 2017

A U.S. military commander (R) walks with a commander (C) from the Kurdish People's
Protection Units (YPG) as they inspect the damage at YPG headquarters after it was hit by
Turkish airstrikes in Mount Karachok near Malikiya, Syria. REUTERS/Rodi Said
Apr. 25 , 2017

Children stand next to a tent at a
camp for people displaced by the
war near Sanaa, Yemen.
REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah
Apr. 25 , 2017

Rohingya refugee workers carry bags
of salt as they work in processing
yard in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain
Apr. 25 , 2017

Ivanka Trump, daughter and adviser of U.S.
President Donald Trump, and German
Chancellor Angela Merkel attend a dinner in
Berlin, Germany. REUTERS/Michael Sohn/Pool
Apr. 25 , 2017

Ivanka Trump, daughter of U.S. President Donald
Trump, Christine Lagarde, Managing Director,
International Monetary Fund and German Chancellor
Angela Merkel attend the W20 Summit under the
motto "Inspiring women: scaling up women's
entrepreneurship" in Berlin, Germany.
REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke
Apr. 25 , 2017

Ivanka Trump visits the
Holocaust Memorial in
Berlin, Germany.
Apr. 25 , 2017

Reuters / Tuesday, April 25,
2017
Ivanka Trump, German
Chancellor Angela Merkel and
Queen Maxima of the
Netherlands, UN Secretary
General's Special Advocate for
Inclusive Finance for
Development and Honorary
Chair of the G20 Global
Partnership for Financial
Inclusion arrive for the family
photo at the W20 Summit
under the motto "Inspiring
women: scaling up women's
entrepreneurship" in Berlin,
Germany. REUTERS/Fabrizio
Bensch
Apr. 25 , 2017

Ivanka Trump talks to Joe
Kaeser, chairman of Siemens
and a trainee when visiting the
Siemens Technik Akademie
after she participated in the
W20 Summit in Berlin,
Germany. REUTERS/Michael
Sohn/POOL
Apr. 25 , 2017

Palestinian beekeepers collect
honey at a farm in Rafah in
the southern Gaza Strip.
REUTERS/Ibraheem Abu
Mustafa
Apr. 25 , 2017

2017
Kashmiri Muslim women pray
upon seeing a relic believed to
be hair from the beard of
Prophet Mohammed during
Meeraj-un-Nabi, a festival
which marks the ascension of
Prophet Mohammed to Heaven,
at the Hazratbal shrine in
Srinagar. REUTERS/Danish
Ismail
Apr. 25 , 2017

A man sells fresh goat milk at
the back of a minibus in Xi'an,
Shaanxi province, China.
REUTERS/Stringer
Apr. 25 , 2017

Australia's Prime Minister
Malcolm Turnbull sits in a
CH-47 Chinook as he flies to
meet Australian troops
serving at Camp Qargha,
located on the outskirts of
Kabul in Afghanistan.
AAP/Andrew Meares/via
REUTERS
Apr. 25 , 2017

A veteran stands next to
the Cenotaph where
wreaths and floral tributes
have been laid during the
annual ANZAC (Australian
and New Zealand Army
Corps) Day dawn service in
Sydney, Australia.
REUTERS/David Gray
Apr. 25 , 2017

People mark the 85th founding
anniversary of the Korean
People's Army (KPA) in this
handout photo by North Korea's
Korean Central News Agency
(KCNA) made available on April
25, 2017. KCNA/Handout via
REUTERS
Apr. 25 , 2017

Clergy and community leaders gather to remember and
honor the victims of the 1992 Los Angeles riots at the
spot where the riots started 25 years ago, the corner of
Florence and Normandie Avenue in Los Angeles,
California. REUTERS/Mike Blake
Apr. 25 , 2017

People fish on the Qiantang River in
Hangzhou, Zhejiang province,
China. REUTERS/Stringer
Apr. 25 , 2017

A displaced boy who had fled
his home waits outside
Hammam al-Alil camp south of
Mosul, Iraq.
Apr. 25 , 2017

The flag-draped coffin of Xavier
Jugele, the French police officer killed
on the Champs-Elysees avenue during
last week's shooting incident, is
carried by colleagues during a
ceremony at the Police Prefecture in
Paris, France. REUTERS/Philippe
Wojazer
Apr. 25 , 2017

People look out towards the
ocean on Cerro Castillo hill,
after a mass evacuation of the
entire coastline during a
tsunami alert after a
magnitude 7.1 earthquake hit
off the coast in Vina del Mar,
Chile. REUTERS/Rodrigo
Garrido
Apr. 25 , 2017

Farmer Piet Warmerdam
picks up a yellow tulip from
a red flower field as its
growth could damage the
rest, in Den Helderin,
Netherlands. REUTERS/Cris
Toala Olivares
Apr. 25 , 2017

A man writes verses of the Quran on a
wooden board at a displaced shelter
in Bangui, Central African Republic.
REUTERS/Baz Ratner
Apr. 25 , 2017

Singer Elton poses at his
70th Birthday and 50-
Year Songwriting
Partnership with Bernie
Taupin event, benefiting
the Elton John AIDS
Foundation and the
UCLA Hammer Museum
at RED Studios
Hollywood in Los
Angeles, March 25, 2017.
REUTERS/Danny
Moloshok
Apr. 25 , 2017

Singer Elton John performs at
the Hillary Victory Fund "I'm
With Her" benefit concert for
then Democratic presidential
candidate Hillary Clinton at
Radio City Music Hall in New
York City, March 2, 2016.
REUTERS/Mike Segar
GALLERY PHOTOS
March 2 , 2016

The USS Carl Vinson transits the Philippine Sea while conducting a bilateral
exercise with the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force April 23, 2017. U.S.
Navy/Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Z.A. Landers/Handout via
REUTERS
Apr. 23 , 2017

2017
The Nimitz-class U.S. Navy
aircraft carrier USS Carl
Vinson transits the Philippine
Sea while conducting a
bilateral exercise with the
Japan Maritime Self-Defense
Force. U.S. Navy/Mass
Communication Specialist 2nd
Class Z.A. Landers/Handout
via REUTERS
Apr. 25 , 2017

Crabs invade Cuba's Bay of Pigs
Crabs coming from the
surrounding forests gather near
the sea to spawn in Playa Giron,
Cuba. REUTERS/Alexandre
Meneghini
Apr. 25 , 2017

A man driving a vintage car reacts as he
passes by crabs crossing a highway on
their way to spawn in the sea in Playa
Giron, Cuba. REUTERS/Alexandre
Meneghini
Apr. 25 , 2017

A crab coming from the surrounding forests
reacts to the camera on its way to spawn in
the sea in Playa Giron, Cuba.
REUTERS/Alexandre Meneghini
Apr. 25 , 2017

Crabs coming from the surrounding forests
gather near the sea to spawn in Playa
Giron, Cuba. REUTERS/Alexandre
Meneghini
Apr. 25 , 2017

Crabs coming from the surrounding
forests react to a passing car as they
cross a highway on their way to spawn
in the sea in Playa Giron, Cuba.
Apr. 25 , 2017

Similar crab migrations occur in other
parts of Cuba at the same time of the
year.
Above, crabs coming from the
surrounding forests move closer to the
sea.
Alexandre Meneghini / Reuters
Apr. 25 , 2017

"Thirty to 40 can enter without
you even realizing it," said Edian
Villazon, who runs a food hut
opposite the sea, which does not
serve up crab meat. Cubans
believe this type is toxic. "We have
to always keep the door shut."
Above, crabs climb a food hut.
Apr. 25 , 2017

Crabs coming from the surrounding
forests cross a highway on their way to
spawn in the sea in Playa Giron, Cuba.
Apr. 25 , 2017

Ito Molina, 45, said tourists would happily
pay $10 for tire repair, a princely sum
compared with the average state salary of
around $25 per month. "All the cars pass
along this road, and they all get punctures,"
he said. "So we stand there and repair the
tires."
Above, vultures eat smashed crabs on a
highway.
Apr. 25 , 2017

Apr. 26 , 2017

Separatist military drills
in Ukraine's pro-Russian
region
Servicemen of the separatist self-proclaimed Lugansk People's Republic train
during military exercises at a firing range outside the village of Uspenka near
Luhansk, Ukraine. REUTERS/Alexander Ermochenko
Apr. 26 , 2017

Servicemen of the separatist
self-proclaimed Lugansk People's
Republic search for explosives at
the site of a recent incident,
when a vehicle of the
Organisation for Security and
Cooperation in Europe (OSCE)
struck a mine, near the village of
Pryshyb outside Luhansk,
Ukraine. REUTERS/Alexander
Ermochenko
Apr. 25 , 2017

Servicemen of the
separatist self-proclaimed
Lugansk People's Republic
cross a water barrier on
rafts during military
exercises at a firing range
outside the village of
Uspenka near Luhansk,
Ukraine.
REUTERS/Alexander
Ermochenko
Apr. 26 , 2017

Servicemen of the separatist self-
proclaimed Lugansk People's Republic
train during military exercises at a firing
range outside the village of Uspenka
near Luhansk, Ukraine.
REUTERS/Alexander Ermochenko
Apr. 26 , 2017

Servicemen of the separatist self-proclaimed
Lugansk People's Republic train during military
exercises at a firing range outside the village of
Uspenka near Luhansk, Ukraine.
REUTERS/Alexander Ermochenko
Apr. 26 , 2017

Servicemen of the
separatist self-proclaimed
Lugansk People's
Republic train during
military exercises at a
firing range outside the
village of Uspenka near
Luhansk, Ukraine.
REUTERS/Alexander
Ermochenko
Apr. 26 , 2017

Servicemen of the separatist self-proclaimed
Lugansk People's Republic cross a water
barrier on rafts during military exercises at a
firing range outside the village of Uspenka
near Luhansk, Ukraine. REUTERS/Alexander
Ermochenko
Apr. 26 , 2017

A "pichador", a graffiti artist who
tags buildings and landmarks with
angular, runic fonts, paints his
personal signature, called
"pichacao", on top of an apartment
building, in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
REUTERS/Nacho Doce
Apr. 26 , 2017

Ramu, a pet monkey, jumps as his
handler bathes in the waters of
the Ganges River, on a hot
summer day, in Kolkata, India.
REUTERS/Rupak De Chowdhuri
Apr. 26 , 2017

A man walks on top of a garbage dump in
the city of Kisumu, Kenya. REUTERS/Baz
Ratner
Apr. 26 , 2017

iranuch Trirat, (C), holds up the body of her
11-month-old daughter who was killed by
her father who broadcast the murder on
Facebook, at a hospital in Phuket, Thailand.
Dailynews/via REUTERS
Apr. 26 , 2017

Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) fire
towards Islamic State militants during a
battle in Al-Hatra, Southwest Mosul.
REUTERS/Stringer
Apr. 26 , 2017

A protester lights a flare during a
protest against Prime Minister
Aleksandar Vucic's government in
Belgrade, Serbia. REUTERS/Marko
Djurica
Apr. 26 , 2017

A farmer carries cocoa pods at a
cocoa farm in Agboville, Ivory
Coast. REUTERS/Luc GnagoApr. 26 , 2017

Suspected supporters of the U.S.-based cleric
Fethullah Gulen are escorted by plainclothes police
officers as they arrive at the police headquarters in
Kayseri, Turkey. Olcay Duzgun/Dogan News Agency
Apr. 26 , 2017

Shamshida, 30, a rape victim, puts on a
Burqa before going outside at a makeshift
refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir HossainApr. 26 , 2017

An aerial view of a settlement in Damasak,
Borno State Nigeria. REUTERS/Afolabi
Sotunde
Apr. 26 , 2017

A bolt of lightning strikes over harbour
cranes in Cape Town, South Africa.
REUTERS/Mike Hutchings
Apr. 26 , 2017

Nigerian returnees from Niger wait to
be processed by the Nigeria
Immigration service at Damasak,
Borno, Nigeria. REUTERS/Afolabi
Sotunde
Apr. 26 , 2017

A gust of wind blows Pope Francis'
mantle during his Wednesday
general audience in Saint Peter's
square at the Vatican.
REUTERS/Tony Gentile
Apr. 26 , 2017

President Trump chats with cantor Thom
King at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial
Museum's "Days of Remembrance"
ceremony in the The Capitol Rotunda on
Capitol Hill. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas
Apr. 26 , 2017

Ivanka Trump attends the W20 Summit
under the motto "Inspiring women: scaling
up women's entrepreneurship" in Berlin.
Apr. 26 , 2017

An overview of a national meeting at the
People's Palace of Culture in Pyongyang in
celebration of the 85th founding anniversary
of the Korean People's Army. KCNA/Handout
via REUTERS
Apr. 26 , 2017

A military drill marking the 85th
anniversary of the establishment of the
Korean People's Army (KPA) is seen in
this handout photo by North Korea's
Korean Central News Agency.
KCNA/Handout
Apr. 26 , 2017

anniversary of the establishment of
the Korean People's Army. KCNA/via
REUTERS
Apr. 26 , 2017

A military drill marking the 85th anniversary of
the establishment of the Korean People's Army.
KCNA/via REUTERS
Apr. 26 , 2017

Riot police points his gun at Brazilian Indians during a
demonstration against the violation of indigenous
people's rights, in Brasilia, Brazil. REUTERS/Gregg
NewtonApr. 26 , 2017

Venezuela's volunteer protest medics
Reuters / Wednesday, April 26, 2017
Volunteers help an injured demonstrator
(C) during a rally against Venezuela's
President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas.
While they wear white helmets with a
green cross, none wear flak jackets and
some resort to wearing goggles to protect
themselves from tear gas. Their
equipment has nearly all been donated or
bought by the volunteers themselves, and
they've had to create makeshift neck
braces from shoes, belts, and hats.
Apr. 26 , 2017

Volunteers, members of a primary care
response team, huddle together during
clashes with security forces at a rally against
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro in
Caracas, Venezuela. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia
Rawlins
Apr. 26 , 2017

Reuters / Wednesday, April 26,
2017
A volunteer puts medical supplies
in his backpack as he gets ready to
help injured demonstrators in
Caracas. Close-range rubber
bullets, flying rocks, tear gas
canisters and tear gas have caused
the majority of wounds and health
problems, according to over a
dozen doctors and rights groups.
Most of those injured appear to be
opposition protesters, but Maduro
supporters, security forces and
bystanders are also seeking
treatment, these people said.
REUTERS/Marco Bello
Apr. 26 , 2017

Reuters / Wednesday, April 26,
2017
Volunteers get ready to help
injured demonstrators in Caracas.
The injuries are heaping more
stress on Venezuela's saturated
hospitals and dwindling ranks of
doctors, some of whom are
volunteering to treat people at
protests. The shortages are also a
cruel irony for some injured
demonstrators, who were actually
out protesting those chronic
shortages that have cancer patients
going untreated and millions of
Venezuelans skipping meals.
REUTERS/Marco Bello
Apr. 26 , 2017

Reuters / Wednesday, April
26, 2017
A volunteer (C) grabs a gas
mask as she gets ready to
help injured demonstrators in
Caracas. Families are hauling
injured relatives to multiple
health centers, scouring
pharmacies for medicine,
raising funds to buy pricier
drugs on the black market,
and posting messages on
social media begging for
medical donations.
REUTERS/Marco Bello
Apr. 26 , 2017

Streets of Venezuela
Opposition supporters clash with
security forces during a rally against
Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro
in Caracas, Venezuela April 26, 2017.
Apr. 26 , 2017

An opposition supporter is helped after being
injured by a tear-gas canister in a rally against
Apr. 26 , 2017

Opposition supporters help an
elderly man to cross the street
during clashes with security
forces in a rally against
Maduro in Caracas, Venezuela
April 26, 2017.
REUTERS/Marco Bello
Apr. 26 , 2017

A cameraman is
detained by riot police
during a rally against
Venezuela's President
Nicolas Maduro in
Caracas, Venezuela,
April 26, 2017.
REUTERS/Carlos
Garcia Rawlins
Apr. 26 , 2017

Opposition supporters use a shield
reading "Justice" as they clash with
security forces during a rally against
Apr. 26 , 2017

An injured opposition supporter is helped
during a rally against Venezuela's
President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas,
Venezuela, April 26, 2017. REUTERS/Marco
Bello
Apr. 26 , 2017

An opposition supporter throws back a
tear-gas canister during clashes with
security forces in a rally against
Apr. 26 , 2017

An opposition supporter is detained by riot
police during a rally against Venezuela's
President Nicolas Maduro in Caracas,
Venezuela, April 26, 2017. REUTERS/Marco
Bello
Apr. 26 , 2017

Opposition supporters clash
with security forces during a
rally against Venezuela's
President Nicolas Maduro in
Caracas, Venezuela April 26,
2017. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia
Rawlins
Apr. 26 , 2017

Opposition supporters enter a construction
site to pick up rocks during a clash with
security forces in a rally against
Caracas, Venezuela, April 26, 2017.
Apr. 26 , 2017

Opposition supporters clash with
security forces during a rally
Nicolas Maduro in Caracas,
Venezuela, April 26, 2017.
Apr. 26 , 2017
THE END
Pictures of the day
Apr. 20 – Apr. 26
2017
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