George Harris, left, kisses Jack Evans after they were married in Dallas on Friday, June 26. Earlier in the day, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that same-sex couples have the right to marry in all 50 states.
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An unmanned SpaceX rocket explodes after lifting off from Florida's Cape Canaveral on Sunday, June 28. The rocket was carrying food and other provisions to the International Space Station. It wasn't immediately clear what caused the rocket to fail. SpaceX -- the space exploration company headed by Tesla's Elon Musk -- will conduct an investigation overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Dead bodies lie near a beachside hotel in Sousse, Tunisia, after a gunman opened fire on Friday, June 26. At least 38 people were killed in the rampage.
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An honor guard soldier in Bucharest, Romania, adjusts the outfit of a colleague before a welcoming ceremony for NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg on Thursday, July 2.
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Police stand over fugitive David Sweat after he was shot and captured in Constable, New York, on Sunday, June 28. Sweat and Richard Matt escaped from a maximum-security prison in Dannemora, New York, on June 6. Matt was killed by police on Friday, June 26, two days before Sweat was taken into custody.
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Icky, a 6-year-old Chinese Crested dog, kisses owner Jon Adler before competing in the World's Ugliest Dog contest Friday, June 26, in Petaluma, California.
Young circus students practice in Battambang, Cambodia, on Wednesday, July 1.
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A woman in Athens, Greece, looks through the closed shutters of a bank on Monday, June 29. Greek banks stayed shut on Monday as officials scrambled to prevent the country's financial system from collapsing in panic.
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U.S. troops attend to a wounded comrade at the site of a blast in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Tuesday, June 30. The suicide bombing targeted an international convoy in Kabul only hours after a blast rocked a city in Afghanistan's southern Helmand province.
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A young person jumps into a swimming pool in Cologne, Germany, on Thursday, July 2.
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A wax figure of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is presented at the Panoptikum museum in Hamburg, Germany, on Wednesday, July 1.
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Bree Newsome is taken into custody after she removed the Confederate battle flag from a monument in front of the South Carolina State House on Saturday, June 27. She was charged with defacing a monument, and a new flag went up within about an hour, according to the South Carolina Department of Public Safety. Not long after she was led away in handcuffs, Newsome became an online hero, a trending topic on social media and the subject of an online fundraiser.
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A street performer in a Mickey Mouse costume rests on a bench in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Wednesday, July 1.
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A baby walrus, left, explores its open-air enclosure for the first time at a zoo in Hamburg, Germany, on Thursday, July 2.
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Security forces and rescue teams examine the wreckage of a military transport plane after it crashed into a residential area Tuesday, June 30, in Medan, Indonesia. At least 135 people were killed. The plane was carrying military personnel and their family members, as well as students and other civilians.
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A girl near U.S. President Barack Obama loses her balance in her chair as she and other Girl Scouts camped on the South Lawn of the White House on Tuesday, June 30. See more photos of Obama with children
A veterinarian cares for a week-old panda cub at a research facility in Chengdu, China, on Tuesday, June 30. China's Sichuan province is home to the majority of the world's endangered giant pandas.
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People dressed as physicist Albert Einstein gather in Los Angeles on Saturday, June 27. The impersonators set a Guinness World Record for the largest Einstein gathering, and in the process they raised money for homeless children's education.
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A man has an egg smashed on his head to raise money for charity Sunday, June 28, at the World Egg Throwing Championships in Swaton, England.
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Tourists take photos in the Blue Room of the White House on Wednesday, July 1. The White House now allows photos to be taken during public tours, ending a 40-year-old ban.
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A bullet train passenger is carried away on a stretcher after an emergency stop in Odawara, Japan, on Tuesday, June 30. Two passengers reportedly died after one set himself on fire.
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People sunbathe on an island shaped like a puzzle piece Wednesday, July 1, at the Maarsseveense lake in Utrecht, Netherlands.
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Law enforcement officials respond to the Navy Yard facility in Washington on Thursday, July 2. There were reports of an active shooter at the facility, where 12 people were killed in 2013, but police said there was no evidence of a shooting or injured personnel.
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People in Havana, Cuba, watch U.S. President Barack Obama as he talks about re-establishing full diplomatic ties with Cuba on Wednesday, July 1. The two countries will be reopening their embassies after more than 50 years.
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A bridge collapse caused a train to fall into a canal Thursday, July 2, in Wazirabad, Pakistan. The train was transporting Pakistani soldiers, and at least 12 of them died, officials said.
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People in Eugene, Oregon, watch the Civic Stadium go up in flames on Monday, June 29. Four children have been charged with second-degree arson after the historic ballpark was destroyed, according to the Register-Guard newspaper.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry plays with his crutches as he talks to reporters aboard a plane in Maryland on Friday, June 26. Kerry broke his leg riding a bike in May.
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People in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, take part in a march to demand the resignation of President Juan Hernandez on Friday, June 26. Thousands of angry, torch-bearing Hondurans also demanded an independent probe into one of the worst corruption scandals in the country's history.
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Rescuers help passengers from a capsized ferry in Ormoc City, Philippines, on Thursday, July 2. The ferry capsized Thursday as it left a port in choppy waters, leaving dozens dead and many others missing, coast guard officials said.
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Migrants sleep on a train bound for Subotica, Serbia, which is near the border with Hungary, on Sunday, June 28. Hungary is part of the European Union. Serbia is not.
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A student in Lima, Peru, is assisted by teachers after she fell ill while marching in a parade celebrating St. Peter's Day on Monday, June 29.
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Smoke and flames rise above burning cars in Cairo at the scene of a bombing that killed Egypt's top prosecutor on Monday, June 29. The blast targeted the convoy of Prosecutor General Hisham Barakat and destroyed several cars in the eastern neighborhood of Heliopolis. Six other people were reportedly injured.
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A woman carrying a child casts her vote in Burundi's parliamentary election on Monday, June 29.
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Students in Yangon, Myanmar, try to pass a police line on Tuesday, June 30, as they protest against military representatives in parliament who were appointed by the military commander-in-chief.
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Gianni Fontanesi checks underwater biospheres in Noli, Italy, on Saturday, June 27. Plants are growing inside the biospheres as part of the experimental Nemo's Garden project.
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Investigators in Greeleyville, South Carolina. remove the remains of a door from the Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church on Wednesday, July 1. Federal investigators suspect lightning might have caused the fire, which drew attention because at least five other black church fires have occurred since the racist killings of nine people in a Charleston, South Carolina, church, last month.
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Plastic bags were brought to the Turkey-Syria border by Turkish Kurds wanting to deliver food to their relatives in nearby Kobani, Syria, on Friday, June 26. ISIS militants have been targeting civilians in Kobani over the past year.
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U.S. President Barack Obama sings "Amazing Grace" during services honoring the life of South Carolina state Sen. Clementa Pinckney on Friday, June 26. Pinckney was one of the nine people killed in a church shooting last month in Charleston, South Carolina.
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Aiden and Ty Johnston play under a fountain in Nottingham, England, on Tuesday, June 30. See last week in 43 photos
