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Brett Roegiers

  • Deputy Director of Photography, CNN
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In pictures: America celebrates its 250th birthday

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By Brett Roegiers
| CNN Verified
It’s Fourth of July weekend in the United States — and this one is special. Saturday marks the nation’s 250th birthday, and Americans are marking the milestone with cookouts, parades, fireworks and other traditions. In the nation's capital, celebrations are set to culminate with a speech from President Donald Trump and a record-breaking fireworks show on the National Mall.
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Ya nada se siente normal: cómo los iraníes de a pie afrontan la guerra

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By Kyle Almond, Brett Roegiers
| MSN Verified
Cuando las bombas empezaron a caer sobre Teherán en febrero, escuchamos mucho sobre las ramificaciones políticas, incluida la muerte del ayatola Alí Jamenei, líder supremo de Irán. Pero, ¿qué pasa con la gente común que llama hogar a la capital? Maryam Rahmanian, una fotoperiodista iraní-estadounidense que vive en Teherán, quiere contar sus historias. Tomó retratos de civiles que decidieron quedarse en la ciudad, preguntándoles qué significaba la guerra para ellos y cómo ha afectado sus vidas.
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In pictures: Shots fired at White House Correspondents’ Dinner

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By Brett Roegiers
| CNN Verified
President Donald Trump was swiftly escorted off the stage by Secret Service after shots were fired at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, DC, on Saturday. Trump, Vice President JD Vance and members of the president's Cabinet are all safe. At a news conference following the incident, the president said the suspect was “taken down” by members of the Secret Service. Several US Secret Service agents yelled, “shots fired” during the event, which was being held at the Washington Hilton.
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