Gallery: Photos from Nov. 10, 2025
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A resident shouts at a Chicago Police officer after an immigration raid conducted by federal law enforcement agents at the Little Village neighborhood, in Chicago, Illinois, on Saturday.
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Cast member Jenna Ortega reacts as she attends a For Your Consideration (FYC) event for the television series “Wednesday” in Los Angeles, California, on Sunday.
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People stand near a wrecked part of the Baler-Casiguran road a day after Typhoon Fung-wong made landfall in Dipaculao, Aurora, Philippines, on Monday.
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A Chicago police officer reacts as they detain a man (not pictured) during an argument with residents after an immigration raid by federal law enforcement agents at the Little Village neighborhood, in Chicago, Illinois, on Saturday.
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People skate on an ice rink at the art installation “Forest Winterlights 2025” by light and media artist Christopher Bauder in the Dark Matter art gallery in Berlin, Germany, on Sunday. The installation covers 1,000 square meters and features over 600 floating trees and 250,000 lights, accompanied by a composition by a Dutch musician.
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The moon is pictured behind one of the eight Chhoepi Lhamo Gye (or eight offering goddesses) and the main Kalachakra statue in the festival’s mandala, on the day of a session led by Masters of Karma Kagyu tradition, at the Global Peace Prayer 2025 in Thimphu, Bhutan, on Sunday.
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A drone view of the Dream Sculpture surrounded by trees displaying their Autumn colours near Saint Helens, Britain, on Monday.
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