May 17, 2025, Imola, Bologna, Italy: CHARLES LECLERC (Ferrari) being interviewed in the tv pen after exiting Q2 in quali at the Emilia-Romgna Grand Prix 2025 (Credit Image: © Sara Ruffoni/ZUMA Press Wire)
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March 15, 2025: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Night View of PETRONAS TWIN TOWERS in Kuala Lumpur, of Malaysia that remain the world’s tallest twin skyscrapers. (Credit Image: © Md Rafayat Haque Khan/ZUMA Press Wire)
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September 1, 2025, Los Angeles, California, USA: About 200 protesters gathered outside City Hall on Labor Day to Protest ICE and President Trump’s immigration policies and marched to Metropolitan Detention Center in Downtown Los Angeles, where law enforcement officers including ICE and Department of Homeland Security Officers, peppered sprayed the crowd and detained one protester.
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September 8, 2025, London, England, United Kingdom: The latest artwork by elusive street artist Banksy at the Royal Courts of Justice, depicting a judge hitting a protester with a gavel. The artwork was swiftly covered up after being discovered on the wall of the court in the early morning, but has since been uncovered.
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February 27, 2024, Wilmington, Delaware, United States of America: American ballet luminary MISTY COPELAND participates in an invigorating conversation as part of the ”Still I Rise” series on Tuesday, February 27, 2024, at the Wilmington Public Library in Wilmington, DE.
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September 7, 2025, Damascus, Damascus, Syria: Aerial view shows the new Syrian national flag flying on a massive pole in the heart of Damascus, with Mount Qasioun, one of the city’s most famous landmarks visible in the background.
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September 11, 2025, Phoenix, Arizona, USA: People gather outside the headquarters of Turning Point USA to mourn the loss of Turning Point’s founder, Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated yesterday during an event he was holding at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. (Credit Image: © Brian Cahn/ZUMA Press Wire)
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Scott Mc Kiernan presents zReportage.com Issue #1020 Story of the Week: Published TUESDAY, December 30, 2025: ‘BROKEN FAMILIES’ Pictures by 4 time Pulitzer Prize winning ZUMA Press photographer Carol Guzy: Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) wait outside New York’s immigration court to arrest individuals immediately after their hearings, often as people exit courtrooms turning routine check-ins into ‘deportation traps’ for migrants seeking asylum. Detentions lead to families being torn apart, causing immense trauma, as parents are suddenly gone, leaving children behind often without explanation or proper care. There is a vast political divide. Some participate in prayer walks and protests, decrying a lack of due process claiming troubling parallel’s to fascism and authoritarianism. A woman screamed with indignation, ‘We angry. We all angry out here.’ Others applaud. Welcome to ‘BROKEN FAMILIES’
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November 21, 2024, Hong Kong, China: In Hong Kong China PLA Navy Amphibious Assault Ship HAINAN is anchored at the Western Pier on Hong Kong Island for 5 days visit with Destroyer CHANGSHA. China PLA Navy Warship HAINAN is one of latest and largest Amphibious Assault Ship of it’s class which is capable of carrying nearly 30 helicopters. (Credit Image: © Liau Chung-ren/ZUMA Press Wire)
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On December 30, 2025, Zoo officials warn that New Year’s Eve fireworks can cause significant stress to animals at the Berlin Zoological Garden, particularly sensitive species such as hoofed animals. Dr. Jennifer Hahn, Senior Curator at Zoo Berlin ( said many animals react fearfully to loud, unexpected noises they cannot associate with holiday celebrations. To reduce stress and prevent potential escapes, the zoo moves vulnerable and dangerous animals into indoor enclosures overnight. Zoo officials urged the public to show consideration and keep fireworks farther away from the zoo during year-end celebrations.
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Dr. Jennifer Hahn, Zoo Berlin:
“We have a very large variety of animals here at the zoo — around 1,000 species with about 18,000 individual animals. Naturally, different animals react very differently to New Year’s Eve. In the background you can see some hoofed animals, which are prey animals and generally more skittish than other species, making them especially sensitive to firecrackers and loud noises.
That’s why, as a zoo, we ask for greater consideration in the surrounding area — fewer fireworks and for people to set them off farther away from the zoo. We would also welcome a restricted zone nearby, simply so our animals can enjoy more peace during the night.
Animals, especially prey animals, are very easily frightened. When loud and unexpected noises occur, the animals don’t know — the way humans do — that it’s New Year’s Eve. They startle, become nervous, and instinctively try to flee.
That’s why we take specific precautions. All hoofed animals and potentially dangerous animals are moved into indoor enclosures overnight so they have a more protected space and to prevent any risk of escape. If fireworks were to cause damage and an outdoor enclosure were breached, this ensures that particularly dangerous animals cannot escape.”
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