In Singapore, it’s expensive to own a car, and public transport is often one of a few options people have if they want to get to work on time.

The rush-hour crowd in the morning is no joke, made worse by repeated incidents leading to delays or train breakdowns.

The Mass Rapid Transit (or MRT as we know it) is one of the main transport systems in Singapore and used by over 3 million people daily – more than half of the entire population. 

The train network spans the entire country and is owned by two private train operators: SMRT and SBS Transit which, to be fair, could do better to curb train faults and disruptions.

Here’s what it’s like to commute from the West end of Singapore to the financial district, a trek that thousands of Singaporeans make every morning.

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I started my commute from the station closest to my home – Clementi — around 8am. 200,000 working adults use public transport during around that time of day.

There are 106 operational stations scattered across the island. These stations are located along five major criss-crossing network lines. The Clementi station itself has a pretty standard set-up, with two giant electronic displays which told me that all lines that morning were functioning normally. The next train was expected to arrive a minute later.

The crowd started building up from the West side of Singapore, but trains often reach maximum capacity by the time they get to the Clementi station, especially when school-going students are thrown into the mix.

Approximately 100 government supporters carrying pipes and other weapons stormed the Venezuelan National Assembly in Caracas on Wednesday, attacking legislators and journalists, Reuters reported.

The government supporters hurt at least 15 people, The Washington Post reported, citing government opposition leaders.

Reuters said that they injured three opposition legislators — one of them critically — and even robbed some of the journalists.

Venezuela has been in a state of crisis for some time now. The price of oil, which is the country's main export, has fallen dramatically, while the price of food has skyrocketed.

For the past three months, there have been intense anti-government protests in which at least 91 people have been killed. Most recently, a rogue police officer supporting the opposition attacked the Supreme Court by dropping grenades from a helicopter.

The protesters, who back President Nicolas Maduro, gathered outside the National Assembly building early in the morning, Reuters said. A few hours later, many of them ran past the guards and into the legislative halls, where the melee ensued.

See what happened below:

SEE ALSO: Missing Venezuelan police officer behind helicopter-grenade attack reappears in new video

Government supporters pushed their way into the halls of the National Assembly, where opposition legislators had just labeled Maduro a dictator, according to Reuters.

Opposition lawmaker Luis Stefanelli, left, puts his hands up outside the legislative halls, next to fellow lawmaker Leonardo Regnault.

A government supporter tries to push past Stefanelli to escape out of the building.

The Cannondale SuperSix EVO has earned a reputation as one of the best engineered and balanced race bikes on the market. It is has been praised for its ability to fly up hills, rail descents, and dragrace to the line — and do it all beautifully.

Now it comes with hydraulic disc brakes, so it stops better and is even more versatile, opening up the option to run much wider tires for greater comfort and even a have a go off-road adventuring.

Through its iterations, Cannondale's flagship road racer has kept its classic good looks with its mainstay design feature, its horizontal top tube. The EVO has been ridden in the Tour de France by top cyclists, including Peter Sagan and Pierre Rolland, and the carbon-fiber Hi-Mod Disc version is raced by the Cannondale-Drapac team when it opts for disc brakes.

Our test bike proved itself worthy of its $4,200 price tag, given its pedigree and performance characteristics. And while no bike is perfect, the EVO remains one of the best all-around performance road bikes.

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Background: Cannondale is based in Wilton, Connecticut, and is owned by Dorel Industries, the Canadian conglomerate.

Cannondales are designed in the US and manufactured and assembled in China and Taiwan. Cannondale's first bicycle, above, circa 1983, was a touring bike. Its oversize tubes were very different looking as well as lighter and stiffer than the steel frames of the day. The beefy aluminum tubes helped start a "revolution that ended the reign of steel."

The 2000 Cannondale CAAD4.

2000: The fourth iteration of Cannondale Advanced Aluminum Design frames, the CAAD4 solidified Cannondale’s reputation for performance with the success of the famed Saeco team and its flamboyant leader, Mario Cipollini, one of the sport's great sprinters.

In 1997, Cannondale made history by becoming the first US bike manufacturer to sponsor a European pro road team. In a stroke of marketing magic for the American brand, Cipollini once said on TV during a stage of the Tour de France, "Cannondale is the best bike."

The 2003 Cannondale Six13.

2003: The Six13, a carbon-and-aluminum bike, launched in 2003 and won a stage of the Tour. Mechanics had to add weights to reach the governing body's minimum 6.8 kilogram (14.99 pounds) weight, which led to the "Legalize My Cannondale" marketing campaign.

The "Six13" got its name from the atomic numbers for aluminum and carbon.

Dubai is already home to the world's tallest building, artificial islands, and the world's first hotel with a rainforest. And now it's also home to the largest indoor theme park on Earth. 

Measuring 1.5 million square feet, IMG Worlds of Adventure — which opened on August 31, 2016 — is a nod to characters from Cartoon Network and Disney's Marvel universe. 

The $1 billion (£750 million) theme park was opened by Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid in August 2016.

Scroll down for a look inside.

The theme park occupies 1.5 million square foot of indoor space. That's approximately the same size as 28 American football fields.

IMG Worlds of Adventure cost more than $1 billion (£750 million) to build and is one of the most recent additions to the city's bid to become an entertainment capital, as high-end hotels and luxury shopping malls increasingly dominate the skyline.

The huge space can host 30,000 visitors a day and even includes a 12-screen cinema complex with an IMAX screen.

From electric vehicles to residential solar panels, sustainable trends are sweeping markets across the world.

Morgan Stanley has taken note, and picked 8 US stocks that are best prepared to solve global problems—and deliver a punchy return to shareholders while doing so.

"There are multiple sustainability mega trends that pose environmental and social challenges," the bank said in a note. "But the solutions can present financial opportunities for corporates and investors alike."

For its report, the bank focused on seven key areas: climate change, water scarcity, waste management, food availability, health & wellness, improving lives and demographics.

Here are the 8 US companies that Morgan Stanley says are best positioned to take advantage of these opportunities and have a price target more than 10% above the current share price. 

Sunrun Inc

Sunrun is the largest maker of solar panels in the United States and is involved with every aspect of residential installation, from design and installation to financing, insurance and maintenance.

Morgan Stanley says the company is better prepared to face the challenges in the tricky sector because of its purely residential focus.

Morgan Stanley price target: $8

Get the latest stock price here. 

Daqo New Energy

Daqo is one of the largest producers of polysilicon “wafers” for semiconductors, but is now transitioning into photovoltaic manufacturing for solar panels—a solid bet, considering China’s new focus on renewable energy. 

Morgan Stanley price target: $28.30

Get the latest stock price here. 

Symantec

Symantec is one of the most well-known cybersecurity companies, offering  products for both businesses and consumers. Recent partnerships with LifeLock and the acquisition of Blue Coat gives Morgan Stanley to believe the stock will continue to grow, with a revised price target of $37 (almost $10 above its price on July 5, 2017).

Morgan Stanley price target: $37

Get the latest stock price here.  

When news broke on Wednesday that Hobby Lobby's president had been involved in smuggling ancient Iraqi artifacts into the United States, many people were confused.

However, while Hobby Lobby's agreement to pay the US government $3 million comes as a surprise to many, president Steve Green's passion for ancient artifacts is well-documented. Green is the chairman and driving force behind the Museum of the Bible, a $500 million private museum slated to open in November. 

The Green collection, which the Hobby Lobby president and his father have grown substantially over the last five years, is the world’s largest private collection of biblical texts and artifacts, Fox News reported in May. These works are set to be displayed at the Museum of the Bible when it opens to the public.

Here's everything you need to know about the museum, which was not a party to either the investigation or the settlement, as Green and Hobby Lobby deal with the $3 million fallout of the smuggling case. 

The Museum of the Bible will be in a 430,000-square-foot center in Washington, D.C.

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Construction on the museum began in 2015, and is now nearing completion as the November opening date approaches.

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The museum is located two blocks from the National Mall.

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A diet that goes against conventional wisdom on healthy eating is gaining momentum among Silicon Valley tech workers. And it involves eating a lot of fat.

The ketogenic, or "keto," diet — which first became popular in the 1920s as a treatment for epilepsy and diabetes— limits carbohydrates to no more than 50 grams a day, which is the rough equivalent of a plain bagel or a cup of white rice. By comparison, dietary guidelines laid out by the US Department of Agriculture recommend consuming between 225 and 325 grams of carbs a day.

On the keto diet, the body goes into starvation mode and taps its fat stores for fuel. Studies suggest the low-carb, high-fat diet may promote weight loss, dull hunger, and stave off age-related diseases. More research is needed on its long-term effects, especially in healthy people.

An increasing number of health nuts — from the internet entrepreneur Kevin Rose to the podcaster Tim Ferriss — swear by the keto diet. I spent the past two months eating bacon, butter, and avocados to see why the keto movement is so popular.

SEE ALSO: Health nuts from Hugh Jackman to Tim Ferriss are trying 'intermittent fasting' — the dieting fad that lets you eat anything

I am no stranger to diets. I've cut sugar, counted points on Weight Watchers, and swapped solid food for Soylent, a venture-capital-backed meal-replacement shake.

I gave up breakfast for a week and drank this caffeinated meal-replacement shake instead »

But those usually don't last long. I love food. I'm a chronic snacker.

When I first learned about the keto diet, it caught my interest because dieters could eat seemingly unlimited amounts of healthy fats, like cheese, nuts, avocado, eggs, butter — foods that have high "point values" on Weight Watchers and are severely restricted.

The keto diet reorganizes the building blocks of the food pyramid.

It cuts down carbs to between 20 and 50 grams a day, depending on a person's medical history and insulin sensitivity. (There are about 30 grams in one apple or one-half of a plain bagel.)

On the diet, healthy fats should account for approximately 80% of a person's daily calories, while protein should make up about 20%. On average, Americans get about 50% of their calories from carbs, 30% from fat, and 15% from protein, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

If you want to give your Uber driver a few extra bucks to say thanks, you can finally do it directly from the Uber app in many major cities.

On Thursday, the new wave taxi service is rolling out in-app tipping to 100 cities and metropolitan areas in the US and Canada, including some of its biggest markets, like New York City, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. 

You don't have to tip your driver. Uber says, "tipping is neither expected nor required."

Despite requests from drivers, Uber had held off on including tipping in its app for six years. But it changed course in June when Uber, added it as an option for riders in three market. The company plans to roll out tipping to all the US markets it operates in by July 31.

Here's how tipping in Uber works:

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You can only tip your driver at the end of your trip — much like you would if you're giving them cash.

Make sure you have the most up-to-date version of the Uber app.

After you rate your driver, you'll have the option to add a compliment and a few bucks for a tip.

Note: If you don't want to rate your driver, you can bypass that step by tipping directly from the email receipt Uber sends you when your trip is done.

You can choose from pre-set amounts.

Or hit the "Enter Custom Amount" to give a larger or smaller tip. 

Note: If you're splitting a fare with friends, only the person who originally requested the ride will have the option to tip.

When you're ready, you just hit done and the money will go straight to your driver — Uber doesn't take any part of it.

Tipping your Uber driver is optional, but it's easier than ever to add a few extra bucks for a good ride.

If you forget to add a tip right after you rate your driver or decide to add one later, don't worry. Riders have 30 days to add a tip either by going through their ride history in the Uber app or via the trip receipts they get in their email.

As "Game of Thrones" gets frighteningly close to its endgame and the characters get closer to each other geographically, the episodes get more thrilling.

Now that there's more battles, twists, deaths, wildfire explosions, Frey pies, and alliances, the episodes have gotten more intense — with more action than exposition — but there are still some stand-out episodes from the earlier seasons. 

In preparation for season 7 premiering July 16 (so close, but feels as far as Daenerys has been from Westeros this whole time), we ranked the 15 best episodes just in case you're one of those people who doesn't have enough time to re-watch the entire series in less than two weeks.

Here are the best episodes of "Game of Thrones," ranked. 

SEE ALSO: All the 'Game of Thrones' deaths, ranked from least tragic to most tragic

15. “The Old Gods and the New” — season 2, episode 6

First aired: May 6, 2012

Biggest moment: "Where are my dragons?"

This mid-season episode feels more like a finale or a penultimate episode. As a result of Tyrion's deal with Dorne, Myrcella Baratheon is sent away on a boat and everyone watches, and Cersei threatens Tyrion, blaming him for the separation. On the way back to the Red Keep, there's a riot in King's Landing. Also, Tyrion slaps Joffrey. And over in Harrenhal, Arya is serving as Tywin Lannister's cup bearer. Littlefinger shows up in the same room as her, but it's unclear whether or not he recognizes her (the scene's intensity rivals that of the Red Wedding and any scene with Ramsay in it). 

14. "Two Swords"— season 4, episode 1

First aired: April 6, 2014

Biggest moment: The Hound wants some chicken and helps Arya get Needle back/cross Polliver's name off her list.

We're introduced to Oberyn Martell, who arrives in King's Landing for Joffrey and Margery's wedding. Joffrey makes fun of Jaime's lack of a hand. Brienne persuades Jaime to keep his word on protecting Arya and Sansa Stark. Jon Snow almost gets executed for his time undercover with the Wildlings (aka: for sleeping with Ygritte), but Maester Aemon releases him. 

13. “The Children” — season 4, episode 10

First aired: June 15, 2014

Biggest moment: Tyrion escapes with the help of Jaime and Varys, then kills Shae and his father, Tywin (while he poops in the privy). 

And that's not all. Brienne takes down The Hound, Arya gets on a boat to Braavos, and Daenerys chains her dragons (except Drogon, who's missing). Stannis Baratheon and his army interrupt Jon Snow's negotiations with Mance Rayder, and Jon burns Ygritte's body north of the Wall. 

David Benioff and D. B. Weiss were nominated for the 2014 Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series for this episode.

Hope Hicks, 28, was born in Greenwich, a town of 60,000 on the southwest tip of Connecticut that's a favorite spot for hedge fund headquarters.

She was a model, actress, and lacrosse player as a child, before getting her English degree at Southern Methodist University.

Hicks didn't intend on playing such a large role in a presidential campaign, instead falling into the gig through a job at the Trump Organization.

But she now finds herself as one of President Donald Trump's youngest advisers, serving as assistant to the president and director of strategic communications in the White House.

Hicks has been with Trump — to use his words — "from the beginning." She stuck on his campaign through multiple staff revamps, including two high-profile changes at the campaign-chair position.

Here's what we know about Hicks.

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Hicks and her sister, Mary Grace, were successful teen models. Hicks posed for Ralph Lauren and appeared on the cover of "It Girl," a spin-off of the best-selling "Gossip Girl" book and TV series.

Source: New York Times

Hicks' first brush with the Trumps came in 2012 when she was at the public-relations firm Hiltzik Strategies working on Ivanka Trump's fashion line. Trump's eldest daughter hired Hicks away in 2014, and she became an employee of the Trump Organization.

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Hicks met patriarch Donald Trump and quickly "earned his trust," Ivanka Trump told the New York Times for a June 2016 profile on the spokeswoman.

Source: New York Times

The INSIDER Summary:

• The US is vast, and features many local delicacies that vary by region.
• A recent Quora thread reveals which local foods are must-eats.
• Soft shell crab from Maryland is a must.
• When in Florida, try a Cuban sandwich.

 
The United States is not only a melting pot of cultures, it's also a melting pot of flavors.

Different regions are famous for different specialties, such as New York pizza, Philly cheese steaks, and Southern barbecue. But which ones are best?

A recent Quora thread asked "What are the top US regional foods to taste before you die?"— here are the 18 best answers.

Soft shell crab in Maryland

In part due to its proximity to the Chesapeake Bay, Maryland is known for all things crab. From crab cakes to fried crabs, locals won't let you leave without trying at least one dish.

Quora user Stephanie Vardavas raved about the fried soft shell crab sandwich as one of the best crab dishes around, even if eating a whole crab can be a bit intimidating.

"It does take a little getting used to, because the idea of an entire deep-fried small animal on a bun is weird. But it's totally worth it," she said.

Pokē in Hawaii

Pokē, a traditionally Hawaiian dish, has been popping up in restaurants all over the US recently, and user Garrick Saito helped explain the food phenomenon. 

"[Pokē] is conceptually very similar to the sashimi you might have at a sushi bar (they both have the raw fish and soy sauce in common), but pokē also contains other goodies such as green onions, chili pepper flakes, sesame oil, Hawaiian seaweed (called ogo), and sometimes a little garlic," he said.

Cuban sandwiches in Florida

"A uniquely satisfying pressed sandwich that is believed to have originated in the Cuban emigré populations in Florida," Stephanie Vardavas said. 

The INSIDER Summary:

• Beauty salons around the world help people look and feel their best.
• They help mark special occasions but also provide everyday services.
• They also provide fascinating insights into local culture.

Ideals of beauty may differ around the world, but there's something wonderfully universal about leaving a salon with a bit more confidence than when you entered.

Beauty salons help people look and feel their best, from everyday haircuts and manicures to elaborate preparations for special occasions like weddings and proms. Their décor, services, and clientele also provide fascinating insights into local culture.

Here's what beauty salons look like in 17 different countries.

A woman gets her hair done at a salon in Sudan.

Bikers whiz by a salon along the Tour de France route in France.

A 16-year-old bride gets her makeup done before her wedding ceremony in Iraq.

Do you crack under pressure? Crumble when you're stressed? If so, you'd be better off pursuing a career in science or education than you would in healthcare or law enforcement.

Using data from the Occupational Information Network (O*NET), a US Department of Labor database full of detailed information on jobs, we found the 29 professions you should avoid if you really don't like stress.

O*NET rates the "stress tolerance" for each job on a scale from zero to 100, where a higher rating signals more stress. To rate each job, O*NET looks at how frequently workers must accept criticism and deal effectively with high stress at work.

The following are jobs that earned a stress tolerance rating of 94 or higher. We've also included how much they pay, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

If you're the type of person who thrives under pressure or can stay cool, calm, and collected in high-stress situations, these jobs may be perfect for you. If you're the crack-or-crumble type, you may want to avoid them:

SEE ALSO: The 14 best jobs for people who don't like stress

SEE ALSO: 32 high-paying jobs for people who don't like stress

Probation officer and correctional-treatment specialist

Probation officers and correctional-treatment specialists provide social services to assist in rehabilitation of law offenders in custody or on probation or parole.

Stress tolerance: 94

Average annual salary (2016): $50,160

Ship pilot

Ship pilots command ships to steer them into and out of harbors, estuaries, straits, or sounds, or on rivers, lakes, or bays.

Stress tolerance: 94

Average annual salary (2016): $72,680

Patient representative

Patient representatives assist patients in obtaining services, understanding policies, and making health care decisions.

Stress tolerance: 94

Average annual salary (2016): $32,300

We've all had to work with those colleagues who never pull their own weight.

Instead, they seem to skate by with the bare minimum — all the while relying on their team members to carry them over the finish line. While the rest of your team is working away, this person seems content to just coast.

Those sorts of coworkers are undeniably frustrating (and here are some tips for dealing with them).

But, have you ever stopped to think that you might be one of them?

Gasp! It can't be! Or — can it? Here are five easy-to-miss signs that you're that lazy, exasperating, noncontributing person.

SEE ALSO: 27 unprofessional habits that make everyone at work hate you

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1. You're never asked for help

No matter how much you rack your brain, you can't remember the last time one of your colleagues approached you to ask for your assistance with a project, problem, or a task.

"They've just got it all under control," you tell yourself. However (cue the horror movie soundtrack), that might not be the case.

Instead, your coworkers might not feel comfortable leaning on you in times of need, as they don't feel confident that they can trust you to actually get the job done. You haven't proven to be dependable and on top of things in the past. So, when they find themselves in need of a helping hand, they'll go elsewhere.

2. You're always asked for help

The converse of the above point can also be true. If you feel like you're constantly being asked to pitch in, this could be an indicator that you're not contributing enough on your own.

Asking you to lend a hand could be your team members' subtle way of telling you that you need to chip in and take some initiative. Or, they could be approaching you for help simply because you obviously have plenty of spare time.

Either way, the point remains the same: If you're always being prompted to help out, you might need to step your game up — without being asked.

3. You're on the receiving end of passive-aggressive comments

As you make your way out of the office at 4 p.m., you pass by a colleague and offer him a friendly smile. He waves, says he'll see you tomorrow, and then tacks on a comment like, "It must be nice to leave early every day."

Is this passive-aggressive? You bet. But, if your peers don't feel comfortable approaching you about your supposed lack of effort, these sorts of comments might be some of your best clues into how you're being perceived.

Constantly hearing things from your coworkers about how they wish their to-do lists were as short or their inboxes were as empty as yours might make you think they're just trying to be condescending or snarky. But, these muttered statements can actually be symptomatic of something deeper going on.

Your 20s will be some of the best times of your life, but it’s also the perfect time to get your finances in order.

Between finishing college, establishing a career, and starting a family, you’ll need to develop solid money habits that can help you with your short and long-term goals.

If you’ll be reaching 30 soon, here are 10 financial moves you’ll want to consider making.

SEE ALSO: The 5 best apps to help you manage your money

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1. Pay off debt.

Debt can hold you back from doing many things with your money. When it comes to high-interest debt, you also lose a ton of money by making payments that go toward interest, so it’s best to pay off that debt sooner rather than later.

Try to pay off your student loan(s) and consumer debt in your 20s, so you won’t have to worry about it in your 30s.

2. Avoid getting into credit card debt.

While it’s important to pay off the debt you have in your 20s, it’s also important to make sure you don’t accumulate any more debt as a result of lifestyle inflation.

After you graduate college and find work, your income will most likely increase, which can tempt you to buy more than you need. Often times, this can actually lead to spending more than you earn, and getting into credit card debt.

Credit cards are a great way to build your credit when used properly. If you’re going to use a credit card, make sure you keep your total utilization below 30 percent of your limit at all times, and pay your bill off in full each month to avoid getting into debt.

3. Create an emergency fund.

Unexpected expenses will pop up more and more as you get older and busier. It’s best to prepare yourself for unexpected costs by creating an emergency fund.

How much you need to save depends on your preferences and situation, but just make sure you save an amount that you can feel comfortable with.

Prioritize your savings by setting up automatic transfers each time you get paid to increase the balance of your account.

President Donald Trump's travel ban has a new opponent: grandmothers.

Since the Supreme Court allowed parts of the White House's travel ban from six Muslim-majority countries to take effect in June, an Instagram account called "Banned Grandmas" has been posting photos of grandmothers who now can't see their families in the US.

Holly Dagres, a 31-year-old Iranian-American political analyst now based in Jerusalem, started the account in order to put faces to the people who would be affected by the travel ban.

Meet some of the banned grandmas:

SEE ALSO: Here's how Trump's travel ban will be implemented

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The ruling specified that anyone who has a "bona fide" relationship with an American citizen could enter the US. The Trump administration interpreted this includes parents but excludes grandparents, aunts, and uncles.

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Dagres, whose own grandmother died in 2013, has family living in Iran who can't come to the US to meet her new husband. For the account's first photo, she posted a shot of her and her Mamani (grandmother in Farsi).

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"Let's be real. Whose grandmother has ever committed a terrorist attack?" Dagres told Time Magazine, where we first spotted the photos.

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German police have used water cannons and pepper spray to disperse protesters in Hamburg after being attacked with bottles and stones by some marchers protesting the Group of 20 summit.

Police say they repeatedly asked a group of hardcore anti-capitalist demonstrators to remove their masks Thursday evening, to no avail. They then decided to separate the group from the rest of the several thousand-strong demonstration.

Black-hooded protesters attacked a police vehicle with bottles and bricks, breaking its window.

The violence broke out near the start of the demonstration — titled "G-20: Welcome to Hell"— at a riverside plaza used for Hamburg's weekly fish market.

More than 100,000 protesters are expected in Hamburg for the summit, which takes place Friday and Saturday. German authorities said Tuesday they believe around 8,000 were prepared to use violence.

Roughly 20,000 police officers will deployed throughout the summit. Authorities will also be using drones — both aerial and underwater — as they seek to keep tabs on expected protests.

Here are some images from the clash:

SEE ALSO: The Kremlin is already seizing on Trump's comments casting doubt that Russia meddled in the 2016 election

German police blocked a street with water cannons and vehicles

Officers in riot gear confronted demonstrators

Here's one officer catching a protester

The Toronto Raptors are the latest team to announce the addition to advertising patches to their jerseys for the upcoming 2017-18 season, announcing their partnership with Sun Life.

So far, nine teams have announced the addition of ad patches and certainly more will come as we get closer to the season. While we don't know how much every team is making off the patches, the Warriors would reportedly command $15-20 million per year.

Some teams have opted for team-color-friendly patches. Some teams have formed true two-way partnerships with their ad patches promoting a business that the team also works with off the court. And one team has even chosen to promote a charity with their ad patch. 

Below is a look at the partnerships that have been announced so far.

Philadelphia 76ers and StubHub

Read more: Philadelphia 76ers become first NBA team to land jersey advertisement with StubHub

Brooklyn Nets and Infor

Sacramento Kings and Blue Diamond Almonds

A day before world leaders descend on Germany for the highly anticipated G20 summit, President Donald Trump met with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in her hometown.

As Trump and Merkel don't see eye-to-eye on some issues, many expected the latest meeting between the two foremost world leaders to be tense.

After Trump failed to shake Merkel's hand on her visit to the White House, the world was watching to see what would happen this time.

The photos perfectly capture the awkwardness of the encounter:

SEE ALSO: Trump and Merkel don't shake hands during awkward interaction in Oval Office

DON'T MISS: Trump arrives in Germany for G20 risking isolation on climate policy and the wrath of anti-capitalist protesters

In March, Trump hosted Merkel inside the Oval Office. He then made headlines for appearing to ignore Merkel's offer of a handshake.

Source: Business Insider

After a quick visit to Poland on Thursday, Trump met with Merkel on the eve of the annual G-20 meeting in Hamburg, Germany.

Source: CNN

Many expected the encounter might be awkward and uncomfortable. Earlier in the week, Merkel implied that Germany could not "fully rely" on the US anymore.

Source: Business Insider

There are exciting changes coming to your iPhone's camera. 

The Apple iPhone's latest operating system, iOS 11, won't officially be available until this fall, but Apple gave us a look at what's coming (and what's currently available for developers to try).

When it comes to the camera, there are new editing tools and camera features that will make your iPhone shots feel more like DSLR photos. 

While many of the changes will be available to all iPhone users, keep in mind that Apple's DSLR-like feature, Portrait mode, isn't available to everyone. Only those with an iPhone 7 Plus or (eventually) later have Portrait mode, so only those users will see some of the new tweaks.

Here's a look at all the new photo features in iOS 11:

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Memories will be more intelligent — and more personalized.

Memories — the photo and video collections Apple automatically creates for you — will now be able to pick your best photos, eliminating things like people blinking or doubled up images. 

iOS 11 will also include new types of memories for events like nights out, "TBTs," and anniversaries. 

Live Photos will get new effects.

With iOS 11, Live Photos will get three new effects: Loop, bounce, and long exposure. 

You'll be able to edit Live Photos.