JUNE 2017 - Pictures of the day - June 21 - 25 , 2017

JUNE 2017
Pictures of the day
June 21 -25, 2017
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JUNE 2017
Pictures of the day
June 21 – 25 , 2017
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June 29, 2017 Pictures of the day - June 21 - 25 , 2017 1

In this May 25, 2017 photo,
three-year-old Ragika from
Syria plays with a plastic toy
horse at the refugee camp of
Ritsona about 86 kilometers (53
miles) north of Athens.
According to the UN Refugee
agency there are more than 21
millions refugees around the
world. (AP Photo/Petros
Giannakouris)
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May 25, 2017

In this May 25, 2017 photo, a Syrian girl
takes down dry washing at the refugee
camp of Ritsona about 86 kilometers (53
miles) north of Athens. (AP Photo/Petros
Giannakouris)
GALLERY PHOTOS
May 25 , 2017

a Syrian man carries a
ladder at the refugee camp
of Ritsona about 86
kilometers (53 miles) north
of Athens. (AP Photo/Petros
Giannakouris)
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May 26, 2017

Syrian women chat at the
refugee camp of Ritsona about
86 kilometers (53 miles) north
of Athens. 62258 refugees and
migrants live in Greece
according to the government's
latest report on June 18, 2017.
(AP Photo/Petros
Giannakouris)
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May 29 , 2017

In this May 25, 2017 photo, refugees enter
their shelters at the refugee camp of Ritsona
about 86 kilometers (53 miles) north of
Athens. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)
GALLERY PHOTOS
May 25 , 2017

In this May 26, 2017 photo, a
Syrian child climbs an iron fence at
the refugee camp of Ritsona about
86 kilometers (53 miles) north of
Athens. (AP Photo/Petros
Giannakouris)
GALLERY PHOTOS
May 26 , 2017

refugees try to connect a cable to
a satellite dish as a child climbs on
an iron fence at the refugee camp
of Ritsona about 86 kilometers (53
miles) north of Athens. On the
mainland, migrant children receive
after-hours classes at Greek state
schools, while their families are
moving out of tent camps and into
trailers and subsidized
apartments. (AP Photo/Petros
Giannakouris)
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May 26 , 2017

In this May 26, 2017 photo, 16-year- old Amor Biro from
Syria works out at the refugee camp of Ritsona about 86
kilometers (53 miles) north of Athens. Amor and his
family wants to go to Germany. (AP Photo/Petros
Giannakouris)
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May 26 , 2017

Barzan Hasan from Irbil, Syria,
holds his 5-month-old baby girl
Gaylan, as he walks next to his
other daughter Lamar on their
way to their shelter at the
refugee camp of Ritsona about
86 kilometers (53 miles) north
of Athens. The family has been
stuck in Greece for almost one
year and a half, Gaylan was
born as a refugee in Greece. (AP
Photo/Petros Giannakouris)
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May 29 , 2017

In this May 29, 2017, photo Syrian
women queue for food distribution at the
refugee camp of Ritsona about 86
kilometers (53 miles) north of Athens. (AP
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May 29 , 2017

In this May 26, 2017 photo, a Syrian family
tend their garden at the refugee camp of
Ritsona about 86 kilometers (53 miles) north
of Athens. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)GALLERY PHOTOS
May 26 , 2017

In this May 26, 2017 photo, a Syrian man
with a boy drives a van as he distributes food
inside the refugee camp of Ritsona about 86
kilometers (53 miles) north of Athens. (AP
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May 26 , 2017

In this May 25, 2017 photo, refugees and other migrants pray
inside a tent at the refugee camp of Ritsona about 86
kilometers (53 miles) north of Athens. This trailer is being used
as a mosque in the camp. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)
GALLERY PHOTOS
May 25, 2017

In this May 29, 2017 photo, a Syrian
boy runs as he carries a giant tennis
ball at the refugee camp of Ritsona
about 86 kilometers (53 miles)
north of Athens. (AP Photo/Petros
Giannakouris)
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May 29 , 2017

In this June 9, 2017 photo,
tents that refugees and other
migrants use as a temporary
shelter stand on a beach near
the Souda refugee camp, next
to the medieval castle of Chios
island, Greece. (AP
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June 9, 2017

In this June 9, 2017 photo, a
refugee looks at his tablet inside
a tent that he uses as a shelter at
a beach near the Souda refugee
camp, on Chios island, Greece.
(AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)
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June 9, 2017

Syrian man sleeps outside his tent
on a beach where hundreds of
refugees and migrants have found
temporary shelter near the Souda
refugee camp on Chios island,
Greece. (AP Photo/Petros
Giannakouris)
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June 9, 2017

In this June 9, 2017 photo, two-
week- old baby boy Mohamed
Omar, who was born in Turkey, is
seen inside a tent on a beach
outside the Souda refugee camp
on Chios island, Greece. Omar's
four-member family from
Palestine arrived in Greece on
Sunday, June 4, 2017 after they
crossed the Aegean sea with
other refugees and migrants
from Turkey on an inflatable
boat. (AP Photo/Petros
Giannakouris)
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June 9, 2017

Pakistani migrant wrings a t-
shirt as his shadow falls on a
tent at a beach near the Souda
refugee camp, where hundreds
refugees and other migrants
live in makeshift tents on Chios
island, Greece. (AP
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June 9, 2017

In this June 9, 2017 photo, a refugee chats
with his phone inside his shelter that stands
next to a fishing boat near the Souda refugee
camp, on Chios island, Greece. (AP
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June 9, 2017

In this June 9, 2017 photo, a little girl from
Syria walks on a beach where refugees and
other migrants live in makeshift tents near
the Souda refugee camp, under the medieval
castle of Chios on Chios island, Greece. (AP
GALLERY PHOTOS
June 9, 2017

In this June 9, 2017 photo, a man prays at
the seaside where refugees and other
migrants live in makeshift tents near the
Souda refugee camp, under the medieval
castle of Chios on Chios island, Greece. (AP
GALLERY PHOTOS
June 9, 2017

An F/A-18E Super Hornet assigned to the "Golden
Dragons" of Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 192
conducts a high-speed flyby during an air-power
demonstration in the western Pacific on June 12.
The U.S. Navy has patrolled the Indo-Asia-Pacific
routinely for more than 70 years promoting
regional peace and security.
This image was released by the U.S. Navy this
week.
Matthew Granito / AFP - Getty Images
June 12 , 2017

A young Muslim girl looks up as she
attends the third Friday prayers of the
fasting month of Ramadan inside a
mosque in Bengaluru, India on June
16.
Abhishek N. Chinnappa / Reuters
June 16 , 2017

Luis Garcia bathes his son in Mexico
City on June 17. As Mexico celebrates
Father's Day, Garcia has has embraced
a more hands-on approach to paternity
as his wife holds down a job at a local
company. Despite roadblocks in the
wage gap, sexism and cultural mores
many Latin American men are adopting
new paternal roles, according to the
'State of Paternity Report in Latin
America and the Caribbean 2017.
Sashenka Gutierrez / EPA
June 17 , 2017

A woman reacts during a fire in
Pampilhosa da Serra, Portugal on June
18.
Official reports on Portugal's deadliest
natural disaster in decades have
described freak conditions that drove
the wildfire that killed 64 people,
while Portuguese authorities said
Thursday they have contained a
second fire that raged for five days
close by.
More than 2,000 firefighters and some
two dozen water-dropping aircraft
fought the two fires for days and
nights amid strong winds and
temperatures above 104 Fahrenheit as
the country's annual wildfire season
started earlier than usual.
Traditionally, emergency services gear
up for major fires beginning in July.
PHOTOS: Raging Forest Fire Kills at
Least 61 in Portugal
Paulo Novais / EPA
June 18 , 2017

Azure damselflies mate near a pond on
June 18 in Tunbridge Wells, England.
Many dragonfly species in the U.K. are in
decline, largely due to habitat loss.
Dan Kitwood / Getty Images
June 18 , 2017

Pope Francis elevates the host as he leads the
Corpus Domini procession at the Basilica of
Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome, Italy June 18,
2017. REUTERS/Tony GentileJune 18 , 2017

A woman cries as Democratic candidate for 6th
Congressional District Jon Ossoff concedes to
Republican Karen Handel at his election night
party in Atlanta on June 20.
Handel won a nationally watched congressional
election Tuesday in Georgia, and she thanked
President Donald Trump after she avoided an
upset that would have rocked Washington
ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
Returns showed Handel, a former Georgia
secretary of state, winning about 52 percent of
the vote over Ossoff, who won nearly 48
percent in Georgia's 6th Congressional District.
Tuesday night's outcome in a special House race
was a triumph for the GOP, and the most recent
and devastating illustration of the Democrats'
problems — from a weak bench and recruiting
problems to divisions about what the party
stands for today.
David Goldman / AP
June 20 , 2017

Reuters / Tuesday, June 20, 2017
An activist of global anti-poverty charity Oxfam takes
off a mask depicting Spanish Prime Minister Mariano
Rajoy as she takes part in a protest as part of a
campaign to denounce the non-fulfillment of the
Spanish government's commitments to welcome
refugees, in downtown Malaga, southern Spain.
REUTERS/Jon Nazca
June 20 , 2017

June 21 , 2017

Japan Daily Life
A woman walks on a pedestrian crossing in
the rain Wednesday, June 21, 2017, in Tokyo.
(AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko)
June 21 , 2017

People participate in a yoga class during an
annual Solstice event in the Times Square
district of New York. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson
June 21 , 2017

A police officer squares off with a
demonstrator during a protest in Parliament
Square in central London, Britain.
REUTERS/Marko Djurica
June 21 , 2017

A Kurdish fighter from the People's
Protection Units (YPG) carries
ammunition in Raqqa, Syria.
REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic
June 21 , 2017

Residents react as a policemen take up
positions during an operation against
drug dealers in Penha slums complex in
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. REUTERS/Ricardo
Moraes
June 21 , 2017

Children in gowns and mortarboards run
with smiles during their kindergarten
graduation ceremony in a kindergarten in
Handan, Hebei province, China. China Daily
via REUTERS
June 21 , 2017

Girls stand in monsoon rains beside an open
laundry in New Delhi, India. REUTERS/Cathal
McNaughton
June 21 , 2017

A man falls off his surf board in the Mediterranean
Sea as seen from a beach in Ashkelon, Israel.
REUTERS/Amir CohenJune 21 , 2017

Members of Indian Navy perform yoga on the
flight deck of INS Viraat, an Indian Navy's
decommissioned aircraft carrier during
International Yoga Day in Mumbai, India.
REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
June 21 , 2017

Residents stand at a house damaged by
a mudslide in San Pedro Soloma,
Guatemala. REUTERS/Stringer
June 21 , 2017

A man jumps from a bridge into the Limmat
river during hot temperatures in Zurich,
Switzerland. REUTERS/Arnd Wiegmann
June 21 , 2017

Members of Roj Mine Control
Organization destroy explosive devices
planted by Islamic State militants near Ain
Issa village north of Raqqa, Syria.
The road to Raqqa
June 21 , 2017

A member of Roj Mine Control Organization searches for
mines and explosive devices planted by Islamic State
militants to disarm them near Ain Issa village north of
Raqqa, Syria, June 20, 2017. REUTERS/Goran TomasevicJune 21 , 2017

Kurdish fighters from the People's Protection
Units (YPG) stand outside a house in Raqqa,
Syria June 21, 2017. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic
June 21 , 2017

Kurdish fighters from the People's
Protection Units (YPG) stand in a house
in Raqqa, Syria June 21, 2017.
June 21 , 2017

A fighter from SDF sits in his vehicle in the
western of Raqqa province, Syria June 18,
2017. REUTERS/Rodi Said
June 18 , 2017
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A fighter from SDF flies a drone in
western Raqqa province, Syria June
18, 2017. REUTERS/Rodi Said
June 18 , 2017
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Women fighters from SDF are seen in the
western of Raqqa province, Syria June 18,
2017.REUTERS/ Rodi Said
June 18 , 2017
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Graduates of a U.S.-trained police force,
which expects to be deployed in Raqqa,
dance during a graduation ceremony near
Ain Issa village, north of Raqqa, Syria,
June 17, 2017. REUTERS/Goran TomasevicJune 17 , 2017
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Graduates of a U.S.-trained police force,
which expects to be deployed in Raqqa,
salute during a graduation ceremony near
Ain Issa village, north of Raqqa, Syria, June
17, 2017. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic
June 17 , 2017

Revellers gather at Worthy Farm in Somerset
for the Glastonbury Festival in Britain.
REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
Glastonbury Festival
June 21 , 2017

Revellers paint faces at Worthy Farm in
Somerset for the Glastonbury Festival.
REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
June 21 , 2017

Revellers are sprayed with water as they cool
down at Worthy Farm in Somerset for the
Glastonbury Festival. REUTERS/Dylan
Martinez
June 21 , 2017

Revellers are sprayed with water as
they cool down at Worthy Farm in
Somerset for the Glastonbury
Festival. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
June 21 , 2017

Revellers arrive at Worthy Farm in
Somerset, for the Glastonbury
June 21 , 2017

Revellers watch fireworks at Worthy
Farm in Somerset for the
Glastonbury Festival.
REUTERS/Dylan MartinezJune 21 , 2017

A reveller gestures at Worthy Farm in
Somerset, upon arrival for the Glastonbury
Festival, in Britain. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
June 21 , 2017

Mosul's famous mosque destroyed
Al-Hadba minaret at the Grand Mosque is
seen through a building window in the old
city of Mosul, Iraq June 1, 2017.
REUTERS/Alaa Al-Marjani
June 1 , 2017
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A still image taken from video shows the
destroyed Grand al-Nuri Mosque of Mosul
in Iraq. Iraqi Military Handout/via Reuters
TV
June 21 , 2017

Queen Elizabeth opens parliament
Queen Elizabeth sits next to Prince Charles during
the State Opening of Parliament in central London.
REUTERS/Stefan Rousseau/Pool
June 21 , 2017

Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Ford carries the
Imperial State Crown as it arrives at the Palace
of Westminster ahead of the State Opening of
Parliament in central London. REUTERS/Adrain
Dennis/Pool
June 21 , 2017

A member of the Queen's Bodyguard is
escorted from his position after being
overcome by heat. REUTERS/Alastair
Grant/Pool
June 21 , 2017

Queen Elizabeth and Prince
Charles. REUTERS/Carl
Court/Pool
June 21 , 2017

Prime Minister Theresa May walks through
the Houses of Parliament. REUTERS/Kirsty
Wigglesworth/Pool
June 21 , 2017

Peers take their seats in the House of
Lords. REUTERS/Carl Court/Pool
June 21 , 2017

Queen Elizabeth and Prince
Charles. REUTERS/Carl
Court/Pool
June 21 , 2017

A vehicle carrying the Crown leaves
Buckingham Palace for the Palace of
Westminster. REUTERS/Hannah McKay
June 21 , 2017

People watch the sun rise on the
Stonehenge monument on the summer
solstice near Amesbury, Britain.
REUTERS/Neil Hall
Summer solstice at StonehengeJune 21 , 2017

Summer solstice at Stonehenge
People watch the sun rise on
the Stonehenge monument on
the summer solstice near
Amesbury, Britain.
REUTERS/Neil Hall
June 21 , 2017

People touch the stones of the Stonehenge
monument at dawn. REUTERS/Neil Hall
June 21 , 2017

People in druid costume watch the sun
rise. REUTERS/Neil Hall
June 21 , 2017

People watch the sun rise. REUTERS/Neil Hall
June 21 , 2017

Opposition supporters attend a candlelight
rally to pay tribute to victims of violence
during protests against Venezuelan President
Nicolas Maduro's government in Caracas,
Venezuela. REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado
June 21 , 2017

When Emad and his mother
entered the Iranian parliament
this month, they were hopeful
they would get help to treat his
advanced illness.
New chance for sick Iranian boy
after rescue picture
Tehran
June 21 , 2017
TEHRAN, IRAN Omid Vahabzadeh, Nazanin Tabatabaee Yazdi

But the two-year-old boy and his mother
found themselves in a perilous situation
when four gunmen and suicide bombers
attacked the building and started
indiscriminately shooting at people.
GALLERY PHOTOS
19 JUN 2017. TEHRAN, IRAN.
REUTERS/NAZANIN
TABATABAEE YAZDI / TIMA VIA
REUTERS

Emad lives with his parents and two
siblings in a small rented house in the
northern city of Gorgan.
His father, Mohammad Hossein
Esmaeilnejad, has been out of work for
two months, a disability in one of his legs
making it difficult for him to find a new
job.
GALLERY PHOTOS
REUTERS/NAZANIN TABATABAEE YAZDI
/ TIMA VIA REUTERS

Zahra Khorasani, Emad's
mother, told Reuters they had
spent all their savings on
finding treatment for the
child's rare disease.
"Emad has been in surgery
three times. I have spent all
my money and borrowed from
everybody I can. No one lends
us money any more," she said.
Emad suffers from
Mucopolysaccharidoses (MPS),
a rare disease caused by the
body's inability to produce
specific enzymes.
GALLERY PHOTOS
REUTERS/NAZANIN TABATABAEE
YAZDI / TIMA VIA REUTERS

On June 7 this year, Emad's
father went to post office to
send a letter to the president
and ask for help.
"That day I prayed to God: 'If
you fix things, it will be great.
If not, I will not ask anyone for
help again'," Esmaeilnejad
said.
Emad's mother took the boy
to parliament to make a
desperate plea for support.
"Someone told me to go to
parliament to ask for help. I
prepared a letter and went
there," Khorasani said.
GALLERY PHOTOS
REUTERS/NAZANIN
TABATABAEE YAZDI / TIMA
VIA REUTERS

But as mother and son waited in the reception area,
Islamist suicide bombers and gunmen attacked the
building, shooting at people with pistols and assault
weapons.
"Everyone was running away. Everyone was trying to find a
way to save themselves. Some made it. But many were
killed," Emad’s mother said.
The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the Tehran
attacks in which 17 people were killed. Gunmen
simultaneously attacked the mausoleum of Ayatollah
Khomeini in southern Tehran.
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"I told myself I might live or die. Whatever God
wants will happen," Khorasani said.
She is happy that her son could not hear the
traumatic gunshots because of his poor hearing.
Emad's mother grabbed him and ran. In one of the
corridors, security forces gave them bullet proof
vests and evacuated them from the building.
Pictures of Emad, being passed by security forces
through a window from an upper floor, were
widely published in local and international media
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"The health minister visited us. He was
very friendly," Emad's father said.
The minister has ordered Emad to be
immediately treated at government cost.
He has even agreed to send Emad abroad if
necessary.
Esmaeilnejad said the photo solved half of
his problems. "But the rest of problems are
still there. I am unemployed and have no
home," he said.
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REUTERS/NAZANIN
TABATABAEE YAZDI / TIMA
VIA REUTERS

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EU Libya Migrants
The dead body of a woman is seen
floating on the Mediterranean sea,
at 20 miles north of Zuwarah, Libya,
on Wednesday, June 21, 2017. At
least three bodies with sign of
decomposition were found by aid
organizations on Wednesday,
apparently from a recent sinking
boat in the area from people who
were attempting the perilous
crossing of the Mediterranean Sea to
Europe in packed boats from Libya.
(AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)
June 21 , 2017

Guatemala Day of the
Disappeared
Chairs bearing portraits of
people who were disappeared
during the 1980's, sit empty in a
ceremony marking the National
Day of the Disappeared in
Guatemala City, Wednesday,
June 21, 2017. According to
human rights groups, more than
40,000 people were
"disappeared" during
Guatemala's 36 years of internal
conflict. (AP Photo/Moises
Castillo)
June 21 , 2017

Venezuela Crisis
A man wearing a Venezuelan tricolor flag
jacket kneels in prayer during a vigil to
mourn a student who was killed during
clashes between anti-government protesters
and Bolivarian National Guard officers, in
Caracas, Venezuela, Wednesday, June 21,
2017. The 17-year-old student was shot dead
on Monday the Public Prosecutor's Office
said, bringing the death toll to 72 in two
months of demonstrations against
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. (AP
Photo/Ariana Cubillos)
June 21 , 2017

Britain Protest
A demonstrator confronts a police
officer as they demand justice for
the victims of the recent deadly
apartment block fire at Grenfell
Tower, as they march towards
parliament in central London
Wednesday June 21, 2017. The
mass "Day of Rage" demonstration
is timed to coincide with the state
opening of parliament Wednesday.
(AP Photo/Matt Dunham)
June 21 , 2017

Chile Students Protest
A woman, while on her bicycle, is lifted
and placed by police into a paddy
wagon during a protest march
demanding the government overhaul
the education funding system that
would include canceling their student
loan debt, in Santiago, Chile,
Wednesday, June 21, 2017. (AP
Photo/Esteban Felix)
June 21 , 2017

Teen Killed Mosque
Mahmoud Hassanen Aboras,
father of Nabra Hassanen, left,
sits with family as he listens to
speakers Wednesday, June 21,
2017, in Reston, Va., during a
vigil in honor of Nabar, who
was killed over the weekend.
Islamic leaders are questioning
Virginia detectives' insistence
that the beating death of Nabar
appears to have been a case of
road rage, saying the attack
looks all too much like a hate
crime. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
June 21 , 2017

Indonesia Bali Arts
Festival
Dancers wait at backstage as they
prepare for a dance performance
during the Bali Arts Festival in Bali,
Indonesia, Wednesday, June 21,
2017. The resort island of Bali is
holding a month-long annual Bali
Arts Festival from June 10 to July 8.
(AP Photo/Firdia Lisnawati)
June 21 , 2017

Bolivia Andean New Year
Aymara Indians hold up their hands to receive
the first rays of sunlight in a New Year's ritual in
the ruins of the ancient city Tiwanaku, Bolivia,
early Wednesday, June 21, 2017. Bolivia's
Aymara Indians are celebrating the year 5,525
as well as the Southern Hemisphere's winter
solstice, which marks the start of a new
agricultural cycle. (AP Photo/Juan Karita)
June 21 , 2017

China Daily Life
A boy uses his cellphone as he lays on a
bench at a public park in Beijing,
Wednesday, June 21, 2017. Beijing is
dotted with urban parks that offer a
quieter, greener respite from the
crowded streets of China's capital. (AP
Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
June 21 , 2017

India International Yoga
Day
An Indian Sadhu or Hindu holy
man performs Yoga as others
follow during the International
Yoga Day at Kamakhya temple in
Gauhati, India , Wednesday, June
21, 2017. (AP Photo/ Anupam Nath)
June 21 , 2017

Spain Bullfight Protest
A woman holds up a picture of a bull
during a protest against bullfighting in
Madrid, Wednesday, June 21, 2017. For
some people bullfighting is a traditional
spectacle in Spain but animal rights
activists see it as torture against animals.
(AP Photo/Francisco Seco)
June 21 , 2017

Washington Weather
The rising sun flares over the top of the
Jefferson Memorial as another hot day
begins in Washington, Wednesday, June
21, 2017. (AP Photo/J. David Ake)
June 21 , 2017

California Daily Life
A visitor is silhouetted against the
sky as she walks up the steps of the
Getty Center Wednesday, June 21,
2017, in the Brentwood
neighborhood of Los Angeles. (AP
Photo/Jae C. Hong)
June 21 , 2017

Spain Daily Life
People cool off in a public
fountain at the Debod Temple
park during a hot day in Madrid,
Wednesday, June 21, 2017. The
park is frequented mostly by
locals but also attracts tourists
due to its view at sunset. (AP
Photo/Francisco Seco)
June 21 , 2017

Reuters / Wednesday, June 21, 2017
Residents who want to evacuate from their
homes gather while waiting for a vehicle after
Islamist militants, who had holed up in a primary
school, retreated after a gunbattle with troops
but were holding some civilians hostage, in
Pigcawayan, North Cotabato, Philippines.
REUTERS/Marconi Navales
June 21 , 2017

Tropical Storm Cindy Slams Gulf Coast
by NBC NEWS
Tropical Storm Cindy is churning seas and spinning off bands of severe weather from eastern
Texas to northwestern Florida.
Vehicles navigate past waves and debris washing over
State Highway 87 on June 21 in High Island, Texas.
National Weather Service forecasters estimated the storm
had dumped anywhere from 2 to 10 inches of rain on
various spots along the Gulf Coast from southern
Louisiana to the Florida panhandle as of Wednesday.
Michael Ciaglo / Houston Chronicle via AP
June 21, 2017

Sydney Schultz takes photos of waves
crashing next to Rollover Pass on the
Bolivar Peninsula in Texas on June 21.
Michael Ciaglo / Houston Chronicle via
AP
June 21, 2017

Dustin Shelton fills sandbags in
Bridge City, Texas, on June 21.
Ryan Pelham / The Beaumont
Enterprise via AP
June 21, 2017

Tricia Hayes photographs the surf created
by Tropical Storm Cindy on Bolivar
Peninsula in Texas on June 21.
Guiseppe Barranco / The Beaumont
Enterprise via AP
June 21, 2017

Volunteers pile up sandbags in Lafitte,
Louisiana, on June 21.
Gerald Herbert / AP
June 21, 2017

A beach safety truck drives past
tourists as it patrols the shoreline along
Destin, Florida, on June 21.
Annie Blanks / Northwest Florida Daily
News via AP
June 21, 2017

A storm moves in over the White Sands
National Monument on June 21, 2017
near Alamogordo, N.M.
Eric Gay / AP
June 21 , 2017

A man searches for items buried in
the sand on June 21 in Rio de
Janeiro. He says he discovers lost
coins, jewelry, cell phones, and a
host of other items. On an average
day, he will earn about $12 and on a
'lucky' day he could find valuables
worth up to $300.
Mario Tama / Getty Images
June 21 , 2017

Tourists visit the rock "Trolltunga" in the county
Hordaland in the western part of Norway on June
21. Thousands of tourists are expected to visit the
spectacular mountain area this summer.
Tore Meek / AFP - Getty Images
June 21 , 2017

June 22 , 2017

Greece Strike
A protester reacts next to a flare
outside the the Interior Ministry as
thousands of striking municipal
workers demonstrate in central
Athens, Thursday, June 22, 2017. Union
officials want the left-led government
to grant full-time, permanent state
jobs to municipal workers employed
on short-term contracts that have
expired or are about to expire. (AP
June 22 , 2017

EU Libya Migrants
Sub saharan men sit on the deck of
the Golfo Azzurro rescue vessel after
being rescued from a rubber boat out
of control at 32 miles north of Tripoli,
Libya, on Thursday, June 22, 2017.
(AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti)
June 22 , 2017

India Kashmir Voilence
Kashmiri villagers inspect a house damaged during a gun
battle between Indian soldiers and suspected militants in
Kakpora village about 30 kilometres (18 miles) south of
Srinagar, Indian controlled Kashmir, Thursday, June 22,
2017. Government forces killed three suspected Kashmiri
rebels in fighting in the disputed region Thursday and
fatally shot a rock-throwing protester during an ensuing
rally demanding an end to Indian rule, officials said. (AP
Photo/Dar Yasin)
June 22 , 2017

Saudi Ramadan
A Muslim worshipper prays during
Laylat al-Qadr, Night of Decree, on
the 27th day of the holy fasting
month of Ramadan as pilgrims
circumambulate around the Kaaba,
the cubic building at the Grand
Mosque, during the minor
pilgrimage, known as Umrah, in
the Muslim holy city of Mecca,
Saudi Arabia, early Thursday, June
22, 2017. Laylat al-Qadr, is the
night Muslims commemorate the
revelation of the first verses of the
Quran to their Prophet
Muhammad through the angel
Gabriel. (AP Photo/Amr Nabil)
June 22 , 2017

Bangladesh Eid al-Fitr
A Bangladeshi woman sits on the back of
an overcrowded train as she heads home
ahead of Eid al-Fitr at a railway station in
Dhaka, Bangladesh, Thursday, June 22,
2017. Hundreds of thousands of people
working in Dhaka leave for their home
towns every year to celebrate Eid al-Fitr
with their family. (AP Photo/A.M. Ahad)
June 22 , 2017

Germany Merkel
German Chancellor Angela Merkel talks
with Vice Chancellor and Foreign
Minister Sigmar Gabriel, after the
German parliament Bundestag
commemorated late former Chancellor
Helmut Kohl, at the Reichstag building
in Berlin, Thursday, June 22, 2017. (AP
Photo/Markus Schreiber)
June 22 , 2017

Tropical Weather
Jordan Fortune, 3, laughs as a
wave churned up by Tropical
Depression Cindy hits a sea wall
at the harbor in Pass Christian,
Miss., on Thursday, June 22,
2017. (AP Photo/Jay Reeves)
June 22 , 2017

Israel Gay Pride
An Israeli border police officer stands
guards as people participate in the
first Gay Pride Parade in Beersheba,
Israel, Thursday, June 22, 2017.
Around 3500 people marched for the
first time in the Gay Pride Parade in
Beersheba. (AP Photo/Ariel Schalit)
June 22 , 2017

Italy Daily Life
A lesser flamingo stands at the Le Cornelle
Animal Park, in Valbrembo, near Milan, Italy,
Thursday, June 22, 2017. (AP Photo/Luca
Bruno)
June 22 , 2017

Reuters / Thursday, June 22, 2017
The car of Philando Castile is seen
surrounded by police vehicles in an
evidence photo taken after he was fatally
shot by St. Anthony Police Department
officer Jeronimo Yanez during a traffic stop
in July 2016. Minnesota Bureau of Criminal
Apprehension/Handout via REUTERS
June 22 , 2017

Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) gang members
wait to be escorted upon their arrival at the
maximum-security jail in Zacatecoluca, El
Salvador. REUTERS/Jose Cabezas
June 22 , 2017

A still image from police video
shows Diamond Reynolds being
comforted by her daughter while
handcuffed in the back seat of a
police patrol vehicle, after her
boyfriend Philando Castile was
fatally shot by St. Anthony Police
Department officer Jeronimo Yanez
during a traffic stop in the Falcon
Heights suburb of St Paul,
Minnesota. Minnesota Bureau of
Criminal Apprehension/Handout via
REUTERS
June 22 , 2017

A demonstrator is sprayed by a riot
police water cannon during a
protest called by students to
demand improvements to the
nation's higher education system in
Santiago, Chile. REUTERS/Carlos
Vera
June 22 , 2017

Russian President Vladimir Putin
stands in the rain in front of honour
guards during a wreath-laying
ceremony marking the anniversary
of the Nazi German invasion in
1941, by the Kremlin wall in
Moscow, Russia. Sputnik/Alexey
Druzhinin/via REUTERS
June 22 , 2017

Military enthusiasts dressed as Soviet Red Army
pose for a photo as they take part in a re-enactment
of a World War II battle at the Hero Fortress as they
mark the 76th anniversary of the Nazi Germany
invasion, in Brest, Belarus. REUTERS/Vasily
Fedosenko
June 22 , 2017

A woman sunbathes on the San
Lorenzo beach during a heatwave in
Gijon, Spain. REUTERS/Eloy Alonso
June 22 , 2017

Palestinian President Mahmoud
Abbas meets with White House
senior advisor Jared Kushner in
the West Bank City of Ramallah.
Thaer Ghanaim/PPO/via
REUTERS
June 22 , 2017

Policemen stand guard along the main road of
Marawi City, as government forces continue their
assault against insurgents from the Maute group,
who have taken over large parts of Marawi City,
Philippines. REUTERS/Romeo RanocoJune 22 , 2017

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince
Mohammed bin Salman (R) kisses the
hand of former crown prince Muqrin
bin Abdulaziz during an allegiance
pledging ceremony in Mecca, Saudi
Arabia. Bandar Algaloud/Courtesy of
Saudi Royal Court/via REUTERS
June 22 , 2017

Farm equipment provides a backdrop as
U.S. President Donald Trump takes the
stage to deliver remarks on agriculture
Kirkwood Community College in Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst
June 22 , 2017

Singer Adele poses with firefighters
at Chelsea Fire Station. The singer
paid an unexpected visit to the
station, because she wanted to
thank the firefighters who were
involved with fighting the Grenfell
Tower fire. London Fire Brigade/via
REUTERS
June 22 , 2017

A view from a U.S. Army
helicopter of a shepherd and his
flock of sheep near West Mosul,
Iraq, where Iraqi security forces
are fighting Islamic State.
REUTERS/Marius Bosch
June 22 , 2017

First Lady Melania Trump hold a baby as
President Donald Trump greets members of
the Congress and their families as they
attend a Congressional picnic event at the
White House in Washington.
REUTERS/Carlos Barria
June 22 , 2017

Australian Senator Larissa
Waters of the Greens Party
carries her daughter Alia Joy
during debate in the Australian
Senate on school funding at
Parliament House in Canberra,
Australia. AAP/Lukas Coch via
REUTERS
June 22 , 2017

A religious shrine is seen amongst charred
trees following a forest fire in Cadafaz,
near Gois, Portugal. REUTERS/Rafael
Marchante
June 22 , 2017

A girl walks through rubbish left by
waves along Clifton beach in
Karachi, Pakistan. REUTERS/Akhtar
SoomroJune 22 , 2017

Animal rights activists take part in
a protest against bullfighting in
Madrid, Spain. REUTERS/Juan
Medina
June 22 , 2017

An injured opposition
supporter is helped by
volunteer members of a
primary care response team
during clashes with riot
security forces at a rally
against Venezuelan President
Nicolas Maduro's government
in Caracas, Venezuela.
REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado
June 22 , 2017

Venezuela Political Crisis
Demonstrators run from advancing security
forces who prevented the demonstrators from
marching to the office of Attorney General
Luisa Ortega Diaz to show support for the one-
time government loyalist, in Caracas,
Venezuela, Thursday, June 22, 2017.
Venezuela's Supreme Court cleared the way
for the prosecution of the country's chief
prosecutor, who became a surprise hero to the
opposition after breaking ranks with the
government of President Nicolas Maduro over
his efforts to concentrate power. (AP
Photo/Fernando Llano)
June 22 , 2017

Opposition supporters clash with
riot security forces at a rally
Nicolas Maduro's government in
Caracas, Venezuela June 22, 2017.
REUTERS/Christian Veron
June 22 , 2017

Reuters / Thursday, June 22,
2017
An injured opposition
supporter is helped by other
supporters outside an air
force base during clashes with
riot police forces at a rally
Nicolas Maduro's government
in Caracas, Venezuela June
22, 2017. REUTERS/Carlos
Garcia Rawlins
June 22 , 2017

Riot security forces fire tear gas at
opposition supporters from an air
force base during clashes at a rally
Nicolas Maduro's government in
Caracas, Venezuela June 22, 2017.
June 22 , 2017

Demonstrators congregate during
a rally against Venezuelan
President Nicolas Maduro's
government in Caracas,
Venezuela June 22, 2017.
June 22 , 2017

Opposition supporters run past a
government truck that was set on fire
during a rally against Venezuelan
President Nicolas Maduro's government
in Caracas, Venezuela June 22, 2017.
REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado
June 22 , 2017

Tents are seen at Worthy Farm in Somerset during
Glastonbury Festival. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
June 22 , 2017

Revellers dance at Worthy Farm in
Somerset during the Glastonbury
Festival in Britain. REUTERS/Dylan
Martinez
June 22 , 2017

Revellers gather by the Stone Circle at
Worthy Farm in Somerset during the
MartinezJune 22 , 2017

Mosul's famous mosque destroyed
June 22 , 2017

Mosul's destroyed Al-Hadba minaret at
Grand al-Nuri Mosque is seen in Mosul,
Iraq. Iraqi alsumaria tv
channel/Handout via REUTERS
June 22 , 2017

Mgeni Hamed from Zanzibar,
Tanzania poses for a portrait during
a Canadian citizenship ceremony in
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.
Hamed said: "What I like best about
Canada is diversity, we are being
treated equally no matter where you
come from and what race you are."
REUTERS/Mark Blinch
June 22 , 2017

Thousands Mourn Otto
Warmbier at Ohio Funeral
by NBC NEWS
Friends and family gathered to pay respects to Otto Warmbier, the
22-year-old who died days after returning from North Korea in a
coma.
Mourners embrace outside Wyoming High School in Wyoming, Ohio, on
June 22, 2017, to attend the funeral for Otto Warmbier.
Warmbier, an American university student, was visiting North Korea as a
tourist when he was arrested in 2016 and sentenced to 15 years of hard
labor for stealing a propaganda poster. Warmbier died on June 19, six days
after returning to the United States in a coma.
Paul Vernon / AFP - Getty Images
June 22 , 2017

Mourners line up outside the art
center of Wyoming High School before
the funeral service.
John Sommers II / Reuters
June 22 , 2017

Fred and Cindy Warmbier, parents to
Otto, greet guests during the funeral.
Bill Pugliano / Getty Images
June 22 , 2017

Some of Otto's belongings, including the
jacket he wore when delivering his forced
confession, are displayed at the funeral
service.
Courtesy of the Warmbier Family
June 22 , 2017

Mourners write in the guest book at the
funeral.
Courtesy of The Warmbier Family
June 22 , 2017

Family and friends listen to speakers at the funeral.
Courtesy of The Warmbier Family
June 22 , 2017

North Korea Detainee
Fred and Cindy Warmbier watch as their son Otto, is placed in a
hearse after his funeral, Thursday, June 22, 2017, in Wyoming,
Ohio. Otto Warmbier, a 22-year-old University of Virginia student
who was sentenced in March 2016 to 15 years in prison with hard
labor in North Korea, died this week, days after returning to the
United States. (AP Photo/Bryan Woolston)
June 22 , 2017

Mourners line the street as the funeral
procession drives by.
Bryan Woolston / AP
June 22 , 2017

Mourners stand outside the art center before a
funeral service for Otto Warmbier, who died
after his release from North Korea, at Wyoming
High School in Wyoming, Ohio. REUTERS/John
Sommers II
June 22 , 2017

Locals offer words of support along
the street after the funeral.
Bryan Woolston / AP
June 22 , 2017

Mourners pay their respects along street as the
funeral procession passes.
RELATED: Funeral Held for Otto Warmbier at Ohio
Alma Mater
Bryan Woolston / AP
June 22 , 2017

Tension Inside The Capitol as Senate
Releases GOP Health Care Bill
by NBC NEWS
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., arrives for
a briefing with McConnell.
J. Scott Applewhite / AP
June 22 , 2017

Capitol Police removed protesters, many of whom
were disabled and use wheelchairs, from outside
McConnell's office after text of the GOP Senate
health care bill was released Thursday.
David Butow / Redux Pictures
June 22 , 2017

Journalists stand outside a Senate
Republican meeting on the health
reform bill.
Andrew Harnik / AP
June 22 , 2017

Congress Health Overhaul
People are removed from a sit-in outside of
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's
office as they protest proposed cuts to
Medicaid, Thursday, June 22, 2017 on Capitol
Hill in Washington. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn
Martin)
June 22 , 2017

Police made a total of 43 arrests at the
demonstrations, the Capitol Police said.
They were charged with crowding,
obstructing, or incommoding, authorities
said.
Jacquelyn Martin / APJune 22 , 2017

A protester shouts outside McConnell's
office.
Saul Loeb / AFP - Getty Images
June 22 , 2017

McConnell leaves the chamber after
announcing the release of the
Republicans' health care bill, called
the Better Care Reconciliation Act
J. Scott Applewhite / AP
June 22 , 2017

Congress Health Overhaul
Senate Majority leader Mitch McConnell leaves the
chamber after announcing the release of the Republicans'
healthcare bill which represents the party's long-awaited
attempt to scuttle much of President Barack Obama's
Affordable Care Act, at the Capitol in Washington,
Thursday, June 22, 2017. The measure represents the
Senate GOP's effort to achieve a top tier priority for
President Donald Trump and virtually all Republican
members of Congress. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
June 22 , 2017

CARACAS, VENEZUELA Carlos Garcia Rawlins
Over months of protests Carlos Garcia Rawlins
has been on Venezuela's streets daily,
documenting increasingly violent clashes with
security forces, experience that helped put
him within eyeshot of a soldier who fatally
wounded a young activist at close range.
Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans have
taken to the streets across the country since
April to demand elections, solutions to hunger
and shortages, and an end to President
Nicolas Maduro's plan to overhaul the
constitution.
June 22 , 2017

On Thursday, a thousands-strong march that was aiming to reach the chief prosecutor's
office in Caracas was broken up by security forces with tear gas and pellets. Protesters
burned a truck, before dispersing to a wide junction on an urban freeway that has been
the site of clashes on several occasions recently.
The freeway runs past La Carlota air base, and soldiers and National Guards fired gas from
inside the perimeter of the base to try to clear the highway. About a hundred protesters
threw rocks back and began to tear a part of the fence.
22 JUN 2017. CARACAS, VENEZUELA. REUTERS/CARLOS GARCIA RAWLINS
June 22 , 2017

A member of the riot security forces points a gun through the fence at an opposition
supporter during clashes at a rally against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's
government in Caracas, Venezuela. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins
June 22 , 2017

Garcia, who has photographed this spot many times,
used a concrete barrier in the road for protection and
shot the scene with a long lens.
"There are several points, on the bridge of the junction,
or below, but always trying to keep ourselves covered by
the crash barrier of the freeway," said Garcia, 38.
"Yesterday, the protesters broke open the fence."
June 22 , 2017

In a matter of seconds, a youth standing in the gap in the fence jumped down as a group of
military men carrying long firearms approached from inside the base.
David Jose Vallenilla, 22, was crouched down on the highway by the fence. At this moment
he stood up, protected only by a small rucksack strapped to his chest, and just a few feet
from the soldier, who began shooting.
June 22 , 2017

Garcia captured the moment in a series of photos, as Vallenilla falls to the ground, then gets
to his feet to escape, as another activist wrapped in the Venezuelan flag and carrying a flimsy
wooden shield tries to give him cover and also comes under fire.
June 22 , 2017

Garcia rushed in as protesters gathered round
Vallenilla to drag him away, and captured another
stark image, of the young man's face as
paramedics drove him away on a motorbike.
June 22 , 2017

"By then he looked very bad, badly injured," he said.
Vallenilla died in hospital a few minutes later. At least 75 people have been killed since the
protests began in April. The protest outside the air base carried on after shooting.
June 22 , 2017

It was the second time in a week that
media caught on camera military
elements firing weapons at protesters
resulting in deaths. In response the
government has swiftly detained
several members of the security forces
accused of the shootings.
A former small businessman who
owned phone shops, Garcia has been
covering Venezuela for Reuters for
more than a decade. His daughter was
born two weeks before the latest
protests exploded in April. He says the
mood is different than a previous round
of demonstrations three years ago.
June 22 , 2017

"This time people have lost their fear of
authority, they are furious," Garcia said.
"Before, many protesters would run as a
soon as they smelt tear gas, now they don't
run."
He said that over the past month the
protests against Maduro have become more
intense and less organized, meaning
photographers must move with the ebb and
flow of the demonstrators. His team tries to
place itself in different spots, somewhere
high up, somewhere at mid distance and
somewhere close.
"The opposition protests have been getting
more chaotic as the days pass, more
disorganized, now it's not two groups
fighting each other," said Garcia, describing
the challenge of following the protests as the
fracture into small groups.
"Every day is different."
WRITING BY FRANK JACK DANIEL
June 22 , 2017

A demonstrator hit by a rubber bullet
shot by riot police is carried away by
volunteer medics as opposition
activists and riot police clash during
an anti-government protest in
Caracas, Venezuela on June 22.
Federico Parra / AFP - Getty Images
June 22 , 2017

Russian President Vladimir Putin places flowers on a
monument as he takes part in a wreath laying ceremony
at the Tomb of Unknown Soldier in Moscow on June 22,
marking the 76th anniversary of the Nazi invasion of the
Soviet Union.
Alexei Druzhinin / Sputnik, Kremlin Pool via AP
June 22 , 2017

Ivanka Trump plays with her daughter
Arabella Rose Kushner in the Rose
Garden during a Congressional Picnic
on the South Lawn of the White
House on June 22 in Washington.
For one night, the South Lawn of the
White House was decorated to
resemble Central Park, as a tribute to
the New Yorkers who now call the
executive mansion home. President
Donald Trump and his wife, Melania,
hosted their first congressional picnic
Thursday, with the president using
the convivial evening to pay tribute
to Rep. Steve Scalise, hospitalized
after being seriously wounded in a
shooting last week.
Trump also paid tribute to the spirit
of "unity" that was on display the
next night at the annual
congressional charity baseball game
and declared that more of it was
needed in a nation's capital so often
divided by partisan rancor.
Alex Wong / Getty Images
June 22 , 2017

A racegoer attends Ladies Day at the Royal Ascot horse
racing meet in Ascot, west of London on June 22. The
five-day meeting is one of the highlights of the horse
racing calendar.
Horse racing has been held at the famous Berkshire
course since 1711 and tradition is a hallmark of the
meeting. Top hats and tails remain compulsory in parts
of the course, while a daily procession of horse-drawn
carriages brings the Queen to the course.
Daniel Leal-Olivas / AFP - Getty Images
June 22 , 2017

A worker carries flotation devices to support
panels used for a large floating solar farm
project on a lake created by a collapsed and
flooded coal mine on June 12 in Huainan,
Anhui province, China.
The floating solar field, billed as the largest
in the world, is built on a part of the
collapsed Panji No.1 coal mine that flooded
over a decade ago due to over-mining. When
finished, the solar farm will be made up of
more than 166,000 solar panels which will
convert sunlight to energy.
China's government says it will spend over
$360 billion on clean energy projects by 2020
to help shift the country away from a
dependence on fossil fuels. Already, China is
the leading producer of solar energy, but it
also remains the planet's top emitter of
greenhouse gases and accounts for about
half of the world's total coal consumption.
Kevin Frayer / Getty Images
June 22 , 2017

Protesters march from Kensington on June 16 towards
Grenfell Tower, a 24-story apartment block in North
Kensington, London that was destroyed by a deadly fire last
week.
While the deadly blaze at the Grenfell Tower has prompted an
outpouring of generosity, it has also unleashed rage at the
authorities as the charred tower was cast as a deadly symbol
of a divided society. On the streets around the charred carcass
of the tower on Thursday there was palpable anger as people
accused the local authority of neglecting the safety and
wellbeing of the poor in favor of policies favoring the interests
of the rich.
Scuffles broke out near the Kensington and Chelsea town hall
offices as demonstrators chanting "We want justice!" surged
toward the doors. London has a chronic housing shortage
even in the best of times, and those left homeless by the fire
— already angry over what they see as government inequity
and incompetence — fear being forced out of the British
capital.
The public housing block is located in a neighborhood that
ranks among England's most-deprived areas — in the lowest
10 percent, according to government data for 2015.
Facundo Arrizabalaga / EPA
June 22 , 2017
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A train passes by the remains of
Grenfell Tower on June 16 in London.
Police are considering filing manslaughter
charges related to the fire at a west London
apartment tower that killed at least 79
people.
In its most detailed briefing yet on the
criminal investigation, the Metropolitan
Police on Friday confirmed residents'
suspicions that the June 14 inferno at Grenfell
Tower was touched off by a refrigerator fire.
The government has ordered an immediate
examination of the refrigerator model that
started the blaze, which not been subject to
any product recalls before the fire.
Police and fire officials are also trying to
determine whether the aluminum composite
panels contributed to the rapid spread of the
blaze, which engulfed the 24-story building in
less than an hour.
Some 600 buildings in England could have
been fitted with flammable external panels
like the ones believed to have contributed to
the Grenfell Tower fire, Prime Minister
Theresa May's Downing Street office said.
PHOTOS: Fire Rages Through Apartment
Tower in London
Carl Court / Getty Images
June 22 , 2017

June 23 , 2017

Huda Quhshi, owner and
cosmetologist at the Le'Jemalik
Salon and Boutique, dyes the
hair of a woman.
REUTERS/Gabriela Bhaskar
June 23 , 2017

A woman uses her phone while
waiting for a family member.
June 23 , 2017

Farah Ibrahim, a 25 year old
Palestinian American Muslim, stands
outside Le'Jemalik Salon and
Boutique after getting her hair dyed.
June 23 , 2017

Revellers dance as Royal Blood perform
on the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm in
Somerset during the Glastonbury
June 23 , 2017

Charli XCX performs on the Other Stage at
Worthy Farm in Somerset during the
MartinezJune 23 , 2017

Revellers smile at Worthy Farm in
Somerset. REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
June 23 , 2017

Syrian Democratic Forces fighters carry
coffins of SDF fighters killed by Islamic
State militants in Raqqa, during a funeral
in Tal Abiad. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic
June 23 , 2017

A woman sits in a van next to a coffin of a
Syrian Democratic Forces fighter killed by
Islamic State militants in Raqqa, during a
funeral in Tal Abiad. REUTERS/Goran
Tomasevic
June 23 , 2017

A Syrian Democratic Forces
fighter stands at a cemetery
during a funeral for Syrian
Democratic Forces fighters killed
by Islamic State militants in
Raqqa, at Tal Abiad.
June 23 , 2017

Syrian Democratic Forces
fighters sit next to a
coffin of a Syrian
Democratic Forces
fighter killed by Islamic
State militants in Raqqa,
during a funeral in Tal
Abiad. REUTERS/Goran
Tomasevic
June 23 , 2017

Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) fighters
stand in line during a funeral of SDF
fighters killed by Islamic State militants in
Raqqa, at Tal Abiad, Syria June 23, 2017.
June 23 , 2017

Battle for besieged Philippine city
Reuters / Friday, June 23, 2017
Debris and smoke are seen after an
OV-10 Bronco aircraft released a
bomb, during an airstrike, as
government troops continue their
assault against insurgents from the
Maute group, who have taken over
parts of Marawi city, Philippines.
REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco
June 23 , 2017

A rescued resident points to the picture
of one of the insurgent Maute group,
who have taken over large parts of
Marawi city. REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco
June 23 , 2017

Hats and horses
REUTERS/Toby Melville
June 23 , 2017

June 23 , 2017

A hat during Ladies Day at Britain's Royal
Ascot. REUTERS/Toby Melville
June 23 , 2017

Action Images via
Reuters/Matthew Childs
June 23 , 2017

June 23 , 2017

Henna is applied to the hands and
arms of a customer.
Preparing for Eid at Brooklyn salon
June 23 , 2017

Belgium EU Summit
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, left, and French President Emmanuel
Macron prepare to address the media at an EU summit in Brussels on
Friday, June 23, 2017. European Union leaders met in Brussels on the final
day of their two-day summit to focus on ways to stop migrants crossing
the Mediterranean and how to uphold free trade while preventing
dumping on Europe's markets. (AP Photo/Olivier Matthys)
June 23 , 2017

Iran Israel Palestinians
The shadow of a paramilitary Basij member is cast on the
image of the Israeli flag during an annual pro-Palestinian
rally marking Al-Quds (Jerusalem) Day in Tehran, Iran,
Friday, June 23, 2017. Iran held rallies across the country,
with protesters condemning Israel's occupation of
Palestinian territories and chanting "Death to Israel." (AP
Photo/Ebrahim Noroozi)
June 23 , 2017

Peru Warehouse Fire
Exhausted firefighter Julia Alegre Smith rests after working to
battle a warehouse fire in Lima, Peru, Friday, June 23, 2017. The
fire has been raging for nearly a day in Peru's capital where tons
of flammable materials were stored. At least 4 people are
reported disappeared inside the warehouse according to
authorities. (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd)
June 23 , 2017

Iran Israel Palestinians
Portraits of U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu, and a representation of the Israeli flag, burned
by Iranian demonstrators lies on the ground in their annual pro-
Palestinian rally marking Al-Quds (Jerusalem) Day in Tehran, Iran,
Friday, June 23, 2017. Iran held anti-Israel rallies across the country,
with protesters condemning Israel's occupation of Palestinian
territories and chanting "Death to Israel." (AP Photo/Ebrahim Noroozi)
June 23 , 2017

Venezuela Crisis
A demonstrator walks near
a burning truck during a
protest on the Francisco
Fajardo highway outside
La Carlota Air Base in
Caracas, Venezuela, Friday,
June 23, 2017. More than
70 people have been killed
during almost 90 days of
protests seeking President
Nicolas Maduro's removal.
(AP Photo/Ariana Cubillos)
June 23 , 2017

India Ramadan
A pigeon flies over Indian Muslims
praying outside the Mecca Masjid
on the last Friday of the holy month
of Ramadan in Hyderabad, India,
Friday, June. 23, 2017. Muslims
across the world are marking the
holy month of Ramadan, a period of
intense prayer, self-discipline,
dawn-to-dusk fasting and nightly
feasts. (AP Photo/Mahesh Kumar
A.)
June 23 , 2017

Spain San Juan Night
People take part with fire's torch during
the San Juan night in the small Pyrenees
village of Sahun, northern Spain, Friday,
June 23, 2017. The night of San Juan,
which welcomes the summer season, is
an ancient tradition celebrated every
year in various towns in Spain. (AP
Photo/Alvaro Barrientos)
June 23 , 2017

France Paris 2024
French trampolinist Allan
Morante performs at the Petit
Palais museum in Paris, Friday,
June 23, 2017. Paris is aiming to
boost its bid for the 2024
Olympics by turning some of its
world-famous landmarks over to
sports for two days, with 100-
meter races on a track floating
on the Seine, high-diving into
the river, cycling around the Arc
de Triomphe and other events to
showcase the French capital's
suitability for the games. (AP
Photo/Thibault Camus)
June 23 , 2017

Britain Art Auction
Sotheby's employees carry a painting by Roy
Lichtenstein called 'Two Paintings with Dado, 1983'
during a press view at the auction rooms in London,
Friday, June 23, 2017. The painting valued at 2.4-3
million UK pounds (3.06-5.478 US dollars) will be
auctioned in the Contemporary Art Evening sale on
June 28. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)
June 23 , 2017

Iraq Mosul
Smoke from an explosion rises during fighting
against Islamic State militants in the old city of
Mosul, Iraq, Friday, June 23, 2017. Formally
launched in October, the fight for Mosul has
displaced more than 850,000 people. (AP
Photo/Felipe Dana)
June 23 , 2017

India Kashmir Voilence
An Indian police officer comforts a
wailing relative of Mohammad
Ayoub Pandit, a policeman who
was beaten to death, during a
wreath laying ceremony at the
police headquarters in Srinagar,
Indian controlled Kashmir, Friday,
June 23, 2017. Police and
witnesses say an officer in Indian-
controlled Kashmir's main city has
been beaten to death after he fired
at a group of people who
suspected him of spying on
worshippers during the holiest
night of the year for Muslims. (AP
Photo/Dar Yasin)
June 23 , 2017

June 24 , 2017

A former detainee shows
how he was kept in
handcuffs and leg shackles
while held in a secret prison
at Riyan airport in the
Yemeni city of Mukalla in
this May 11, 2017 photo. He
covered his face for fear of
being detained again. He and
other former detainees say
abuses are widespread in a
network of secret prisons
run by the United Arab
Emirates and its Yemeni
allies, into which hundreds
detained in the hunt for al-
Qaida militants have
disappeared. (AP
Photo/Maad El Zikry)
A former detainee shows how he was kept in handcuffs and leg
shackles while held in a secret prison.
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18 secret prisons in
Yemen controlled
by the Inited Arab
Emirates
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A view through a mesh window looks out over part of Aden Central Prison, known as
Mansoura, in this May 9, 2017 photo in Aden, Yemen. A section of the prison is run by
Yemeni allies of the United Arab Emirates, part of a network of secret prisons in
southern Yemen where hundreds of people detained in the hunt for al-Qaida militants
over the past year have disappeared. Former detainees report widespread torture, and
witnesses say American interrogators have questioned some prisoners. (AP Photo/Maad
El Zikry)
A view through a mesh window looks out over part of Aden Central
Prison, known as Mansoura.
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The entrance of Aden Central Prison, known as Mansoura, where one wing is run by Yemeni
allies of the United Arab Emirates to detain al-Qaida suspects, is shown in this May 9, 2017
photo in Aden, Yemen. Hundreds detained in the hunt for militants have disappeared into a
network of secret prisons run by the UAE and Yemeni militias it created across southern
Yemen, where former detainees say torture is widespread. Some prisoners have been
interrogated by Americans, witnesses say. (AP Photo/Maad El Zikry)
The entrance of Aden Central Prison, known as Mansoura.
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A deserted cell in the public section of Aden
Central Prison is shown in this May 9, 2017
photo in Aden, Yemen. A separate, closed
wing is run by Yemeni allies of the United
Arab Emirates, part of a network of secret
prisons in southern Yemen into which
hundreds of people have disappeared after
being detained in the hunt for al-Qaida
militants over the past year. Some have been
shipped off to a UAE base across the Red Sea
in Eritrea. Former detainees say torture and
abuse are widespread.(AP Photo/Maad El
Zikry)
A deserted cell in the public section of Aden Central Prison.
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Naquib al-Yahri, the chief of Aden Central Prison, sits in the
facility in this May 9, 2017 photo in Aden, Yemen. A Yemeni
security force created by the United Arab Emirates runs a
closed wing, part of a network of secret prisons in southern
Yemen where hundreds have disappeared during the hunt
for al-Qaida suspects. Al-Yahri denied any abuses in his
prison, but former detainees have reported widespread
torture around the network. In Aden, prisons have been set
up in military bases, basements of villas and even inside a
nightclub, rights workers say. (AP Photo/Maad El Zikry)
Naquib al-Yahri, the chief of Aden Central Prison, sits in the facility.
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A Yemeni man describes how his
son was detained by Yemeni forces
allied to the United Arab Emirates
who raided his home in the
southern village of Abr Lasloum in
this May 9, 2017 photo. He asked
that his identity be obscured,
fearing reprisals. Many families
have been searching desperately for
loved ones who are among
hundreds arrested by anti-terror
forces over the past year and
believed to be held in secret prisons
around southern Yemen. Former
prisoners report widespread abuse
and torture. (AP Photo/Maad El
Zikry)
A Yemeni man describes how his son was detained by Yemeni forces.
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Prisoners lie in a newly renovated
cell in Aden Central Prison, known
as Mansoura, in this May 9, 2017
photo in Aden, Yemen. Another,
closed section of the prison is part
of a network of secret detention
facilities run by the United Arab
Emirates and its Yemeni allies, into
which hundreds arrested on
suspicion of al-Qaida links have
disappeared. Some have been
flown to an Emirati base in the
nearby Horn of Africa, and some
have been interrogated by
American officials, witnesses said.
(AP Photo/Maad El Zikry)
Prisoners lie in a newly renovated cell in Aden Central Prison.
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A renovated building in Aden Central
Prison, known as Mansoura, is shown in
this May 9, 2017 photo in Aden, Yemen.
Another, closed section of the prison is
part of a network of secret detention
facilities run by the United Arab
Emirates and its Yemeni allies, into
which hundreds arrested on suspicion
of al-Qaida links have disappeared,
without charges or word to their
families. Former prisoners say torture is
widespread, and some detainees have
been flown to an Emirati base in the
nearby Horn of Africa. (AP Photo/Maad
El Zikry)
A renovated building in Aden Central Prison, known as Mansoura.
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A Yemeni man describes how his son
was detained by Yemeni forces allied
with the United Arab Emirates who
raided his home in the southern village
of Abr Lasloum in this May 9, 2017
photo. He asked that his identity be
obscured, fearing reprisals. Rights
workers say many innocents have been
caught up as anti-terror forces sweep up
hundreds in the hunt for al-Qaida
militants in southern Yemen. Detainees
end up a network of secret prisons
where former inmates say torture is
widespread. (AP Photo/Maad El Zikry)
A Yemeni man describes how his son was detained by Yemeni
forces allied with the United Arab Emirates.
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FaFamilies show lists of loved ones
they believe are being held at a secret
prison in Riyan airport in the
southern Yemeni city of Mukalla in
this May 11, 2017 photo. Families
frequently protest in Mukalla trying
to learn the fate of relatives who have
disappeared into Riyan or other
facilities in a network of secret
prisons run by the United Arab
Emirates and its allies hunting for al-
Qaida militants. (AP Photo/Maad El
Zikry)
Families show lists of loved ones they believe are being held at a secret prison.
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Yemeni rights lawyer Huda al-Sarari
recounts how the UAE-backed forces
have carried out a wave of illegal
arrests in the hunt for al-Qaida
militants in this May 8, 2017 photo in
Aden, Yemen. Al-Sarari and other
rights advocates say many innocents
have been caught up in the arrests
over the past year. Hundreds
detained have disappeared into a
network of secret prisons run by the
United Arab Emirates and its allies,
where former detainees say torture is
widespread. (AP Photo/Maad El
Zikry)
Yemeni rights lawyer Huda al-Sarari recounts how the UAE-backed forces
have carried out a wave of illegal arrests.
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Yemeni businessman Ali Awad Habib
recounts the torment he suffered in
prison, where he said he was beaten
with wires and wooden clubs and given
electrical shocks, in this May 8, 2017
phot in Aden, Yemen. Habib was
detained for weeks after Emirati-backed
forces hunting for al-Qaida members
raided his family’s businesses, arresting
him and several of his relatives. Habib’s
father, like an unknown number of
other detainees, has been sent to a base
of the United Arab Emirates across the
Red Sea in Eritrea. (AP Photo/Maad El
Zikry)
Yemeni businessman Ali Awad Habib recounts the torment he suffered in prison.
GALLERY PHOTOS

Displaced Iraqi civilians move out of
Mosul's Old City during fighting between
Iraqi security forces and Islamic State
militants in Mosul, Iraq June 24, 2017.
Iraqi forces free hundreds of civilians in
Mosul Old City battles as death toll mountsJune 24 , 2017

Displaced women and
children who fled from
clashes walk in the Old City of
Mosul, Iraq June 24, 2017.
REUTERS/Azad Lashkari
June 24 , 2017

A wounded displaced Iraqi girl who
fled from clashes is seen in the Old
City of Mosul, Iraq June 24, 2017.
June 24 , 2017

Iraqi security forces transport
displaced civilians with an
armoured fighting vehicle out of
West Mosul during fighting with
Islamic State militants in the Old
City of Mosul, Iraq June 24,
2017. REUTERS/Marius Bosch
June 24 , 2017

A displaced Iraqi girl who fled from
clashes carries a child in the Old City of
June 24 , 2017

A displaced Iraqi woman moves out of
Mosul's Old City with her children
during fighting between Iraqi security
forces and Islamic State militants in
Mosul, Iraq June 24 2017.
June 24 , 2017

A displaced Iraqi man who fled from
clashes pushes an old man in a wheelchair
in the Old City of Mosul, Iraq June 24,
2017. REUTERS/Azad Lashkari
June 24 , 2017

Displaced civilians from Mosul's Old City, the last district in the
hands of Islamic State militants, flee during fighting between Iraqi
forces and Islamic State militants in western Mosul, Iraq June 24,
2017. REUTERS/Marius Bosch
June 24 , 2017

A displaced woman who fled from
clashes walks with her children in
the Old City of Mosul, Iraq June 24,
June 24 , 2017

An injured displaced Iraqi child is seen after
escaping from Mosul's Old City during fighting
between Iraqi security forces and Islamic State
militants in Mosul, Iraq June 24 2017.
June 24 , 2017

Smoke rises, in the Old City of Mosul, Iraq
June 24, 2017. REUTERS/Azad Lashkari
June 24 , 2017

Iraqi Counter Terrorism Service (CTS)
members gather in the Old City of
June 24 , 2017

Displaced people who flee from
the clashes ride in military
vehicle of Iraqi security forces, in
the Old City of Mosul, Iraq June
24, 2017. REUTERS/Azad Lashkari
June 24 , 2017

Displaced civilians rescued by Iraqi
security forces from battle at Old City are
pictured as they are transported from an
armoured vehicle to an emergency clinic
in western Mosul, Iraq June 23, 2017.
REUTERS/Erik De Castro
June 23 , 2017

Displaced people who
fled from clashes ride in
a military vehicle of Iraqi
security forces, in the Old
City of Mosul, Iraq June
24, 2017. REUTERS/Azad
Lashkari
June 24 , 2017

Displaced children who fled from clashes
walk past Iraqi Counter Terrorism Services
(CTS) at the old city of Mosul, Iraq June 24,
June 24 , 2017

Displaced people who flee from the
clashes ride in military vehicle of Iraqi
security forces, in the Old City of Mosul,
Iraq June 24, 2017. REUTERS/Azad
Lashkari
June 24 , 2017

A woman feeds her baby after fleeing
Mosul's Old City, the last district in the
hands of Islamic State militants, during
fighting between Iraqi forces and
Islamic State militants in western
June 24 , 2017

A military vehicle of Iraqi Counter Terrorism Services (CTS) is seen in the Old City of Mosul,
Iraq June 24, 2017. REUTERS/Azad Lashkari
June 24 , 2017

Displaced women and children who fled
from clashes walk in the Old City of Mosul,
Iraq June 24, 2017. REUTERS/Azad Lashkari
June 24 , 2017

Displaced Iraqi civilians are escorted out
of Mosul's Old City by Iraqi security
forces during fighting between Iraqi
security forces and Islamic State militants
in Mosul, Iraq, June 24, 2017.
June 24 , 2017

Reuters / Saturday, June 24,
2017
A Philippines police officer
performs Eid al-Fitr prayers in
a mosque inside the city hall
compound in as government
forces continue their assault
against insurgents from the
Maute group, who have taken
over large parts of Marawi
City, Philippines.
REUTERS/Jorge Silva
June 24, 2017

Reuters / Saturday, June 24, 2017
French President Emmanuel Macron returns the ball
while sitting in a wheelchair as he plays tennis on the
Pont Alexandre III in Paris. The French capital is
transformed into a giant Olympic park to celebrate
International Olympic Days with a variety of sporting
events for the public across the city during two days as
the city bids to host the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic
Games. REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier
June 24 , 2017

Day Two in the Search for Victims Buried
in China Landslide
by NBC NEWS
Rescuers dig through piles of rock and mud that crashed down over a southwestern Chinese
village on Saturday as 93 people remain missing.
Police stand guard at an entrance to the road that leads to the
village of Xinmo, in Maoxian county in China's Sichuan province,
where a landslide buried the village and more than 100 of its
residents on June 24, 2017.
The landslide came down just after dawn on Saturday, and
rescuers have since been digging through the earth and rocks as
experts say it's unlikely any victims will be found alive. So far, 10
bodies have been recovered with more than 90 still missing. The
avalanche crushed 62 homes, according to authorities.
Wang Zhao / AFP - Getty Images
June 24 , 2017

Rescue workers search for
survivors on June 24.
AFP - Getty Images
June 24 , 2017

A group of Chinese Muslims stand on an
excavator after bringing food to rescuers on
June 24.
June 24 , 2017

Dusk falls over the site of the landslide on
June 24.
EPAJune 24 , 2017

Rescue workers search for
survivors into the night on June
24.
Reuters
June 24 , 2017

Rescuers work to remove the body
of a victim at the site of the
landslide on June 24.
June 24 , 2017

A rescue worker rests in a tent on June 24.
June 24 , 2017

June 25 , 2017

Mourners wait at the site of the landslide
while rescue workers clear rubble in search
of bodies on June 25.
Ng Han Guan / APJune 25 , 2017
Day Two in the Search for Victims Buried
in China Landslide

An elderly woman faints upon seeing
the bodies of her dead relatives on
June 25.
Ng Han Guan / AP
June 25 , 2017

Household goods are scattered among the
debris as rescue workers search for victims on
June 25.
Ng Han Guan / APJune 25 , 2017

A rescue worker takes a nap on June 25.
Ng Han Guan / AP
June 25 , 2017

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Women cry at the site of the landslide on June 25.
Reuters
June 25 , 2017

A man carries relief supplies as he
heads to a landslide area on June 25.
June 25 , 2017

Chinese military police and rescue
workers look for victims on June 25.
AFP - Getty Images
June 25 , 2017

Relatives grieve near the bodies of
loved ones on June 25.
Ng Han Guan / AP
June 25 , 2017

Rescue workers stand in silent
tribute before evacuating a body on
June 25.
Reuters
June 25 , 2017

Relatives toss paper offerings to appease the
dead at the site of the landslide on June 25.
Ng Han Guan / AP
June 25 , 2017

Eid in Brooklyn
Yusra Udayni, a Yemeni-American,
takes photos of Eid decorations in
her home in celebration of the
Muslim holiday Eid al-Fitr in
Brooklyn, New York, June 25,
2017. REUTERS/Kholood Eid
June 25 , 2017

Iman Udayni turns to look from the
driver's seat at a pair of earrings her
daughter Hajar received as a gift from her
husband in celebration of the Eid al-Fitr
holiday. REUTERS/Kholood Eid
June 25 , 2017

Hajar Udayni adjusts her hijab on
the Eid al-Fitr Islamic holiday at
her sister's home.
REUTERS/Kholood Eid
June 25 , 2017

Salman Udayni, 5, picks out his Eid gifts
at Toys "R" Us after the family took part
in Eid al-Fitr prayers. REUTERS/Kholood
Eid
June 25 , 2017

In this June 26, 2016 photo, marchers filled the street during New York City's pride parade.
The annual pride parade takes place on Sunday, June 25, 2017, amid protests by black and
brown LGBT people saying increasingly corporate pride celebrations prioritize the
experiences of gay white men and ignore the issues continuing to face black and brown LGBT
people. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)June 25 , 2017

Supporters of Philando Castile hold a portrait of Castile as they march along University
Avenue in St. Paul, Minn., leaving a vigil at the state Capitol on Friday, June 16, 2017. The
vigil was held after St. Anthony police Officer Jeronimo Yanez was cleared of all charges in
the fatal shooting last year of Castile. (Anthony Souffle/Star Tribune via AP)
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June 16, 2017.

Julian Sims, of Meriden, Conn.,
wears "Hello Sunny" glasses and
rainbow-colored earrings as he
watches floats and people parade
down New York's Fifth Avenue
during the Heritage Pride March in
New York, Sunday, June 28, 2015. A
large turnout was expected for gay
pride parades across the U.S.
following the landmark Supreme
Court ruling that said gay couples
can marry anywhere in the country.
(AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
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June 28, 2015.

Kent Chua poses for pictures at the
start of the Gay Pride Parade in New
York, Sunday, June 29, 2014. (AP
Photo/Seth Wenig)
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June 29, 2014 .

A couple watch from a perch
above the crowd as floats
blaring loud and rhythmic
music pass by during the
Heritage Pride March in New
York, Sunday, June 28, 2015.
A large turnout was expected
for gay pride parades across
the U.S. following the
landmark Supreme Court
ruling that said gay couples
can marry anywhere in the
country. (AP Photo/Kathy
Willens)
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June 28, 2015.

CORRECTS SPELLING TO KNIGHT,
INSTEAD OF KMIGHT - CORRECTS
KNIGHT'S AGE TO 31, INSTEAD OF 32
- Scotty Brown, 32, left, of Chicago,
and Roger Knight, 31, of Chicago, get
married during the Chicago Pride
Parade on Broadway Street on
Sunday, June 28, 2015, in Chicago.
(AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
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June 28, 2015

Chanta Anderson, right, and Ashlee Stephens
hold signs in memory of the Orlando nightclub
shooting during the San Francisco Gay Pride
parade Sunday, June 26, 2016, in San
Francisco. Parades in San Francisco and other
major cities Sunday featured increased
security, anti-violence messages and tributes
to those killed in this month's massacre at a
gay nightclub in Florida. (AP Photo/Marcio
Jose Sanchez)
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June26, 2016

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