‘We see you. We stand with you.’
Loretta Lynch, U.S. Attorney General, supporting LGBT rights as the U.S. sued North Carolina over a new state law that prohibits transgender people from using a bathroom other than the one that matches the sex on their birth certificate
Carnival Adonia
The cruise ship was the first in decades to make a U.S.-Cuba circuit
GOOD WEEK
BAD WEEK
Carnival Pride
The ship crashed into a gangway in Baltimore; no one was hurt
‘Let’s go to work.’
Delrish Moss, new police chief in Ferguson, Mo., upon his swearing in as the city’s first African-American police chief, nearly two years after Ferguson was rocked by protests over the killing of an unarmed black teenager by a white police officer
$429.6 million
Value of a winning Powerball ticket sold in New Jersey, one of the largest jackpots in lottery history
$671 million
Value of Amazon stock sold by the company’s CEO, Jeff Bezos, the most the founder has sold
‘This is not a reality show.’
President Obama, warning against the rise of former reality-TV star Donald Trump after the billionaire businessman became the presumptive Republican presidential nominee
50,000
Pounds of raw potatoes that closed down an interstate in North Carolina when the tractor-trailer carrying them overturned
‘They were very rude.’
Queen Elizabeth II, caught in a rare unguarded moment on video describing the conduct of Chinese officials during a state visit by President Xi Jinping
‘If I do bad, shoot me.’
Rodrigo Duterte, President-elect of the Philippines, declaring victory after a campaign that saw the controversial Davao City mayor joke about gang rape
SOURCE: CNN
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