December 30, 2025, Saxony, Moritzburg: Ice skaters on the castle pond in front of Moritzburg Castle.

December 29, 2025, Fayetteville, Georgia, USA: BHIKKHU PANNAKARA, center, leads monks on the 2300 mile walk as they arrive in Fayetteville. The monks plan to walk more than 2,000 miles over the course of 110 days through 10 states for what is called their 'Walk for Peace. The began journey began from Fort Worth on Oct. 26.

December 29, 2025, Franca, Sao Paulo, Brazil: A severe storm knocked down the roof of a warehouse at the Amazonas industrial complex. According to the fire department, one person died and two others were injured in the collapse.

December 29, 2025, Saint-Tropez, Var, France: Fans leave flowers and notes at a makeshift memorial in tribute to Brigitte Bardot, outside the starlets home in Saint-Tropez, France. Bardot, star of cinema in the 1950s and '60s, has died aged 91.

December 28, 2025, Beijing, China: Actor JACKIE CHAN attends the premiere of the film 'Unexpected Family' in Beijing, China.

December 28, 2025, Naples, Italy: Italian rapper Clemente Maccaro, better known as CLEMENTINO, performs live at PalaPartenope during his Tour 2025 in Naples.

December 29, 2025, Nashville, Tennessee, USA: Vanderbilt forward JALEN WASHINGTON (13) dunks against New Haven guard TESHAUN STEELE (14) during the second half at Memorial Gymnasium. Vanderbilt won 96:53.

December 29, 2025, Nashville, Tennessee, USA: Vanderbilt guard CHANDLER BING (7) loses control of the ball past New Haven guard KYLE KEARSON (25) during the second half at Memorial Gymnasium. Vanderbilt won 96:53.

December 29, 2025, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA: Finland forward ARON KIVIHARJU (33) reaches out to take the puck from Czechia forward VOJTECH CIHAR (15). Finland and Czechia faced off in the opening round of the IIHF World Junior Championship. Czechia won 2:1.

December 23, 2025, New York, New York, USA: The masked ICE agents and federal officers making detainments of migrants after court hearings at the Jacob Javits Federal building during President Trump's controversial immigration reform policies amid a mass deportation effort in New York, NY from June-December, 2025. (PHOTOS ARE NOT POSED). In balaclavas and sunglasses, they spend most of their days waiting against walls with papers bearing photos of their 'target.' A few in supervisory roles are unmasked but most agents say the masks save them from doxing and protect their families from the animosity towards them in society. Critics believe masks are intimidating and further traumatize children witnessing detainments of their parents, and that they should be required to show their identity and be held accountable the same as police officers. Legal efforts to unmask them are ongoing. There is a vast political divide in America. Some protest, decrying a lack of due process with echoes of Nazi Germany and a slippery slide into fascism. Others applaud. And daily, detentions continue.

ICE agents say the masks save them from doxing and protect their families from the animosity towards them in society. Critics believe masks are intimidating and further traumatize children witnessing detainments of their parents, and that they should be required to show their identity and be held accountable the same as police officers. Legal efforts to unmask them are ongoing. There is a vast political divide in America. Some protest, decrying a lack of due process with echoes of Nazi Germany and a slippery slide into fascism. Others applaud.

November 20, 2025, Rancho Cordova, California, USA: Michelle Glass holds the hand of her 2-month-old son, ANDREW JAMES GLASS, on a changing table as he smiles at his handmade birth announcement plaque, in Rancho Cordova. Andrew was named after his uncle, Andrew James Mathew Pringle, who died in 2023 after being hit by a driver who ran a red light in Rosemont.