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Protests in Brazil
Protests in Brazil
What began as a protest against a hike in bus-ticket prices in Sao Paulo, Brazil, has grown into a nationwide series of protests against corruption in the federal government and over national economic policies. Clashes between protesters and police continued on June 17. Here‘s a look.
Protesters in various cities have demanded public funds be spent on much-needed infrastructure and services instead of supporting high-profile sporting events such as next year‘s World Cup tournament. Pictured, waving the flag in Rio de Janeiro.
The demonstrations — some peaceful, some violent — are the largest seen in Brazil since the end of the country‘s military dictatorship in the mid-1980s. Pictured, protesters in Rio display the aftermath of clashes with police.
Clashes turned violent in Rio de Janeiro on June 17.
Riot police deployed in force to quell the crowds in Rio.
Clashes in Rio on June 17 spread to the legislative assembly building.
Outside the municipal theater in Rio.
Marchers stop a public bus in Sao Paulo, June 17.
Demonstrators take a break from tear-gas attacks.
Outside the National Congress in Brasilia, June 17.
Demonstrators march towards Mineirao Stadium in Belo Horizonte, June 17.
Police in Belo Horizonte confront marchers.
Mass demonstration in Belem on June 17. Some of the signs read: “Rebel Against the Increase in Transportation” and “Sao Paulo Is not Alone, We‘re Together.”
Police apprehend demontrators in Porto Alegre.
JUNE 16: Protestors march and chant in Rio de Janeiro.
Riot police fire tear gas at demonstrators near Maracana Stadium.
JUNE 15: Protesters converge on the Mane Garrincha Stadium in Brasilia to focus attention on government funding of international sports events.
A peace offering to a riot-police officer is turned away in Brasilia.
JUNE 14: Earlier protests at Mane Garrincha Stadium in Brasilia.
JUNE 11: Early marches in Sao Paolo were mostly peaceful but some disturbances erupted.

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Harleys in Rome
Harleys in Rome
Thousands of Harley-Davidson motorcycle enthusiasts descended on Rome over the weekend as part of a celebration of the company‘s 110th anniversary. While in town the bikers took in the sights, paraded past the Colosseum, and even received a blessing from Pope Francis.
Harleys lined the Via della Conciliazione near St. Peter‘s Basilica on June 16 to catch a glimpse of the pope.
Harley models of all shapes and sizes proudly displayed souvenirs of their Vatican visit.
While in town, riders took in the Vatican sights.
On June 15, the bikers took part in a parade past the Roman Colosseum and other landmarks in Rome.

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Snowden: Traitor or Hero?
Cartoon of the Day
Snowden: Traitor or Hero? by Henry Payne (June 18, 2013)
Happy Founding Father’s Day, by Michael Ramirez (June 17, 2013)
Tebow, by Henry Payne (June 15, 2013)
Just Use the IRS, by Michael Ramirez (June 14, 2013)
Faceless Bureaucrat, by Michael Ramirez (June 13, 2013)
Can You Here Me Now? by Michael Ramirez (June 12, 2013)
What Difference Does It Make? by Michael Ramirez (June 11, 2013)
Listening In, by Michael Ramirez (June 10, 2013)
Lotto Winners, by Henry Payne (June 8, 2013)
Caesar Has Spoken, by Michael Ramirez (June 7, 2013)
Privacy, by Michael Ramirez (June 6, 2013)
Lap Dog, by Henry Payne (June 5, 2013)
One of Us, by Michael Ramirez (June 4, 2013)
Meanwhile . . . by Michael Ramirez (June 3, 2013)
Boo, by Henry Payne (June 1, 2013)
The Chicago Way, by Michael Ramirez (May 31, 2013)
We’ve Got a Lead, by Michael Ramirez (May 30, 2013)
President Obama Says . . . by Michael Ramirez (May 29, 2013)
Go Fetch, Bo, by Michael Ramirez (May 28, 2013)
Remember, by Henry Payne (May 27, 2013)
The Fifth, by Henry Payne (May 25, 2013)
Covering Your Behind, by Michael Ramirez (May 24, 2013)
One Reason to Secure the Borders First, by Michael Ramirez (May 23, 2013)
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Oops, by Michael Ramirez (May 21, 2013)
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Very, Very Sorry, by Michael Ramirez (May 18, 2013)
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Do Not Fear the Government, by Michael Ramirez (May 16, 2013)
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2012 Autopsy, by Michael Ramirez (March 25, 2013)
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Jousting Knights
Jousting Knights
Medieval reenactors donned shiny armor and all the trappings to stage a jousting competition at Eltham Palace and Gardens in Greenwich, England, on June 16. The Grand Medieval Joust event was held at the childhood home of King Henry VIII, and recreated the pageantry of medieval England with games, music, and dance. Here‘s a look.
A knight is suited up in full armor.
The London skyline is viewable from the suburb of Greenwich.
Archers and knights discuss the impending battle.
Inside Eltham Palace, performers put on a ceremonial medieval dance.
A falconer demonstrates the art of bird hunting.
A range of medieval crafts was also on display.
A little sword practice between battles.

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The Surveillance State
The Surveillance State
With revelations about the NSA's PRISM surveillance program, some in the Photoshop commentariat seem to have decided that, if Big Brother is listening anyway, they might as well speak their minds. Here's a look.

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National Geographic Photo Contest
National Geographic Photo Contest
The National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest honors photography that embraces the unique aesthetic of the venerable publication. Here's a look at the contest editors's favorite submissions in the Travel Portraits category. Pictured, "Monk Making," photographed by Stuart Hutchinson in Bagan Plain, Burma.
"Afghan Bread" by Ricardo Thome (Herat, Afghanistan)
"Apsara Dancer in Deep Thought" by Bonnie Stewart (Siem Reap, Cambodia)
"At the Barber Shop" by Massimiliano De Santis (Jaipur, India)
"Awash with Colors" by Aaron Aday (Burano, Italy)
"Behind Polar Circle" by Anatoly Strunin (Peninsula Yamal, Puassia)
"Berber" by Filip Gierlinski (Sahara, Morocco)
"Boatman, Chittagong" by Kristian Leven (Chittagong, Bangladesh)
"The Bread Makers" by Darryl MacDonald (Oman)
"Bubbles" by Chris Mumma (Mumbai, India)
"Buddhist Monks" by Pail Klaassen (Kalaw, Myanmar)
"Children of Reindeer" by Michelle Schantz (Mageroya, Norway)
"The City of Coal, Manila" by Claudio Ceriali (Manila, Phillipines)
"Coming of Age" by Danilo Dungo (Tokyo, Japan)
"Day Dreaming" by Stylianos Papardelas (Cambodia)
"Down the Spine" by Dylan Brown (Ennis, Mont.)
"Flying Monk" by Bonnie Stewart (Mandalay, Myanmar)
"Girl at the Door" by Juan Abal Lopez (Jakar, Bhutan)
"Girl of the Long Neck Tribe, Baan Tong Luang" by Vijay Aitha (Chiang Mai, Thailand)
"Guanjiang Shou" by Chan Kwok Hung (Taichung, Taiwan)
"Guardian of the Mountain" by Joshua Excell (Toubkal, Morocco)
"Hadzabe Bush Boy" by Darryl MacDonald (Tanzania)
"Hassan and His Camels" by Jack Wickes (Merzouga, Morocco)
"Holi Festival" by Antonio Gibotta (India)
"Indian Smiles" by Mac Kwan (Jodphur, India)
"In the Heart of the Giant Sequoia" by Max Siegal (Sequoia National Park, Calif.)
"Karo Women" by Marina Kravchuk (Ethiopia)
"Kazakh Eagle Hunters" by Tariq Sawyer (Altai Mountains, Mongolia)
"Kushti, Wrestling in Soil" by Indrajit Khambe (Kohlapur, India)
"Left or Right?" by Thomas Pieters (Taghazout, Morocco)
"The Life in Pulang" by Tianze Jiang (Xishuangbanna, China)
"Music Collector" by Melih Sular (Degirmendere/Kocaeli, Turkey)
"Night at the Arch" by Max Seigal (Delicate Arch, Moab, Utah)
"One Day a Masai Warrior" by David Lazar (Masai Mara, Kenya)
"Partnership" by Michael Harrop (Cape Kidnappers, New Zealand)
"Primary Colours" by Karel Gilliland (Sydney, Australia)
"Racing the Sun" by Rafael Hernandez (Balama, Mozambique)
"The Recycler" by Nicolas Zonvi (Moenchaltorf, Switzerland)
"Reflection" by Robson Barbosa (Yogyakarta, Indonesia)
"Renny Bijoux, Arctic Ambassador" by Christian Aslund (North Pole)
"Resting" by Jeremie Noel (Petra, Jordan)
"Shoes Seller" by Massimiliano De Santis (Jaipur, India)
"Singh Is Kinng" by Arif Patani (Amritsar, India)
"Sneaky" by Mosa'ab Elshamy (Cairo, Egypt)
"Stay Strong" by Denise Catuogno (Havana, Cuba)
"The TataHonda Sect" by Gergeley Lantai-"Csont (Democratic Republic of the Congo)
"Tea Pickers" by Simon Urwin (Srimangal, Bangladesh)
"Tinman" by Melih Sular (Turkey)
"Turkish Bakery" by Chetan Patel (Cappadocia, Turkey)
"20 Minutes" by Mstyslav Chernov (Burma)
"Up!" by Jennifer Rimaz (Xi Tang, Zhejiang Province, China)
"Waking Up with the Fishermen" by Willem Som (Sanur, Indonesia)
"Watchmaker Mikail" by Melih Sular (Kocaeli, Turkey)
"The Western Impact" by Raj Gadhvi (Rajasthan, India)
"The Wheel of Life" by Pei-"Yi Su (Varanasi, India)

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