US President Donald Trump arrives at his campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday, June 20. It was his first rally since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, and the indoor venue generated concerns about the potential spread of the virus. About 6,200 people showed up to the BOK Center, which seats 19,199.
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Tomika Miller weeps over her husband, Rayshard Brooks, at his public viewing in Atlanta on Monday, June 22. Brooks was fatally shot by an Atlanta police officer after an attempted arrest on June 12. The shooting, amid nationwide protests against systemic racism and police brutality, has led to the resignation of Atlanta's police chief and criminal charges against the officer who killed him.
A woman is tested for the novel coronavirus at a facility in New Delhi on Friday, June 19. New Delhi recently surpassed Mumbai as India's worst-hit city.
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A partial solar eclipse is seen from Asan, Guam, on Sunday, June 21. The eclipse appeared on the heels of the summer solstice and could be seen over several continents.
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NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace tweeted this selfie before a Cup Series race in Talladega, Alabama, on Monday, June 22. Fellow drivers and pit crew members walked alongside Wallace's car to show their support for him. Wallace, the only Black driver in NASCAR's top circuit, has been an outspoken advocate of the Black Lives Matter movement. A noose was found in his garage stall on Sunday. The FBI investigated and concluded that the noose was a garage-door pull rope that had been in place as early as October 2019 — well before it had been assigned to Wallace's team.
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, takes off his face mask before testifying at a House committee hearing in Washington, DC, on Tuesday, June 23. The hearing was about the Trump administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic.
Long-tailed macaques pull a cat's tail in Lopburi, Thailand, on Sunday, June 21. Lopburi's monkey population has doubled to 6,000 in the last three years, prompting authorities to start a sterilization campaign
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A man holds a Black Lives Matter sign as demonstrators block a Boston intersection on Tuesday, June 23.
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People eat outside the Harvest Kitchen restaurant in New York on Monday, June 22. The city, once the epicenter of the US coronavirus outbreak, has entered Phase Two of its reopening plan. Phase Two allows for outdoor dining and the opening of barbershops and salons. Retail stores can open for in-person shopping at 50% capacity.
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People gather outside of a George Floyd mural in Houston as part of a Juneteenth block party on Friday, June 19. The Juneteenth holiday commemorates the end of slavery in the United States.
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Workers remove a sign from the iconic McDonald's restaurant in New York's Times Square on Wednesday, June 24. Its permanent closure had been planned prior to the pandemic, the company said in a statement to CNN Business.
Tiz the Law, with jockey Manny Franco, wins the Belmont Stakes in Elmont, New York, on Saturday, June 20. For the first time in history, the Belmont was held before the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness Stakes. The races were rescheduled because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Vendor tents are illuminated at the Rot Fai Market in Bangkok, Thailand, on Friday, June 19.
A voter completes her primary ballot in Louisville, Kentucky, on Tuesday, June 23. Primaries in Kentucky and New York were largely conducted by mail.
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Manal Al-Essa can be seen through a dress in Tubas, West Bank, on Tuesday, June 23. Al-Essa, whose husband died of cancer, sewed the dress herself and was selling it on International Widows Day.
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Isaiah Bowen plays basketball Sunday, June 21, near a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in Richmond, Virginia. A judge temporarily blocked the removal of the statue after Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam announced plans to take it down.
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US Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez bumps elbows with local resident Upkar Chana while greeting voters in New York on Tuesday, June 23. Ocasio-Cortez won her Democratic primary that day, defeating former CNBC correspondent Michelle Caruso-Cabrera.
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A woman lies inside a protective acrylic box as she awaits treatment at a beauty clinic in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Tuesday, June 23.
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People march through the streets of Atlanta during a Juneteenth rally on Friday, June 19.
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United States Border Patrol Chief Rodney Scott gives President Donald Trump a tour of a border wall in San Luis, Arizona, on Tuesday, June 23. The Trump administration billed Tuesday's trip as a celebration of 200 miles of new wall. Roughly three of those miles have been constructed in areas where no barriers previously existed. The majority of miles replaced old, outdated designs with an enhanced system, according to US Customs and Border Protection.
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Octavianus Kristianto puts a ring on his new bride, Elma Divani, during their wedding ceremony in Pamulang, Indonesia, on Friday, June 19. They were wearing latex gloves to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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Fans of the English soccer club Chelsea watch a match from a home in Tunbridge Wells, England, on Sunday, June 21. The Premier League recently resumed with clubs playing in empty stadiums.
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Acrobat Ramon Kathriner performs a Wheel of Death stunt during the Glacier 3000 Air Show in Les Diablerets, Switzerland, on Tuesday, June 23.
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Health-care workers in Machakos, Kenya, unwind with a Zumba class that was organized for them on Friday, June 19.
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The Pacaya volcano erupts in Guatemala on Saturday, June 20.
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Kindergarten students from the Wichuthit school eat lunch behind screens in Bangkok, Thailand, on Tuesday, June 23.
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Agustina Cañamero and Pascual Pérez kiss each other through a plastic screen at a nursing home in Barcelona, Spain, on Monday, June 22. They've been married for 59 years.
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Russian sailors march toward Red Square during a Victory Day parade in Moscow on Wednesday, June 24. A major celebration was originally planned to take place in May, with world leaders invited to attend, but it was postponed by the Kremlin after veterans organizations voiced concerns about the health risks such an event might pose amid the coronavirus crisis.
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People react in Mexico City after feeling a 7.4 magnitude earthquake that hit the country's southern coastline on Tuesday, June 23.
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Black Lives Matter protesters demonstrate outside the BOK Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where President Donald Trump was holding a campaign rally on Saturday, June 20.
A historic Saharan dust plume blankets the city of San Juan, Puerto Rico, on Monday, June 22. The plume continued to move west toward the United States.
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A girl watches a partial solar eclipse from a building's skywalk in Bangkok, Thailand, on Sunday, June 21.
A rainbow appears behind the Lincoln Memorial as Lisa Fitzpatrick prepares to begin her day in Washington, DC, on Friday, June 19. Friday was the Juneteenth holiday that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. See last week in 37 photos
