TOM BRENNER

A taxi cab passenger looks out of the driver side window while passing through Times Square, following the Veterans Day Parade in Manhattan, New York, New York.

A fair worker displays ears of corn for display following an awards show at the Iowa State Fair in Des Monies, Iowa.

A young volunteer places flowers along a row of headstones during a volunteer event ahead of Memorial Day in Arlington, Virginia.

Eddie Desormeau, left, is consoled by Mike Post, right, while holding candles during a moment of silence during a candlelight vigil mourning the victims of the Orlando Pulse night club mass shooting outside the Apartment Lounge bar in Grand Rapids, Michigan. 

Yvonne Guest strokes the forehead of her brother-in-law Dan Nagele as he lies in bed at his home in Avon, N.Y. Nagele’s adopted daughters Kyra Nagele, 18 (left) and Shanna Cunningham, 25 (right), console Dan shortly before he died on Monday, February 16, 2015. Dan suffered from Nonalcoholic Steatohepatitis disease, (NASH) which is a fatal liver disease that resembles alcohol liver disease, but occurs in people who drink little or no alcohol. Because Dan's wife, Loretta died in 2009 from cancer, his death left Kyra and Shanna with no parents.

Holland Christian players celebrate in the locker room following an upset victory over Forest Hills Eastern in Forest Hills, Mich. The sixth place Maroons won 32-28 after scoring late into the fourth quarter, upsetting the first place Hawks.

Caribbean Leaders gather to take questions from the press following a meeting with President Donald Trump at his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida. 

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio poses for a portrait during the U.S. Conference of Mayors, inside the Capitol Hilton Hotel in Washington. 

Ben Murrell participates in a group snowball fight on the National Mall during winter storm Gia in Washington. The greater Washington D.C.  area expected 4-8 inches of snow overnight.

Children hold an American flag as the Presidential Motorcade passes by in Chico, California. Later in the day, the President will observe various neighborhoods in the area that were damaged by the deadliest wildfire in state history.

A member of the Air Force salutes the remains of deceased Department of Defense Contractor Scott A. Wirtz at Dover Air Force Base in Dover, Delaware. Wirtz, alongside three other Americans were killed from an ISIS suicide bomber in Syria.

Students of the KIPP Harmony Academy elementary school touch the glass barrier of the Polar Bear Watch exhibit featuring Anoki the Polar Bear at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, Md.

From left: Jason Dukeman #41 of the Clifton Raiders looks back at an umpire as Chatham Cougars third baseman Tim Clifton holds up his glove pending a play call by officials, in Chatham, N.J. 

The mother of Nathanael Escobar, 7, of Grand Rapids is aided by emergency personnel, church, and family members after learning of the death of her son at Crockery Lake in Chester Township, Mich. Natanael drowned after attempting to help another boy that was stuck on a buoy several dozen feet away from the shoreline.

A passing bicyclist performs a wheelie as pedestrians walk along the reflecting pool of the Lincoln Memorial at dusk in Washington.

At left: Vigil attendees spray paint nick names and positive phrases for Christopher Mimis, 17, of Holland, as a passerby dives into Lake Michigan. Mimis, a beloved young father and friend, was reported missing after swimming with four friends off of the Holland State Park swimming area. Of those four, Vincent Green Jr., 14 was confirmed dead after officials recovered his body. Angered by the authorities decision to suspend the search for Christopher's body, family members gathered one last time to mourn before heading home to Chicago.

A bicycle fish costume is seen riding down Monroe Avenue in downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan.  The cycling fish was made as an art piece entered in the ArtPrize annual competition hosted every year in Grand Rapids.  

Firefighters of the Ramsey fire department project water onto the Avalon apartment complex during a 5-alarm fire in Edgewater, N.J. The fire, which displaced some 1,000 people was caused by a plumbing repair that ignited a fire in the wall which then spread through the building. No fatalities were reported.

Theo Craine, left, and Jeramy Yealey, right, stand alongside the reflection pool of the Lincoln Memorial during the Juggalo March on Washington in Washington D.C.