Do You Know What Happened In The News This Week?

British politicians have rushed to release their tax returns in response to a public outcry prompted by the Panama Papers. Prime Minister David Cameron released data detailing his tax and earnings for the past six years.

“Although the facts support the allegation that Lewandowski did grab Miss Fields’ arm against her will … there is sufficient evidence to presume his innocence,” Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg said.

The CDC reported the first sexual transmission of Zika in same-sex male partners. The mosquito-borne and sexually transmitted virus has spread to 33 countries and territories in the Americas in the last year.

The workers gathered across the U.S. and were demanding better pay and a union. Read more about the history of the Fight for 15 movement, led largely by young women of color.

Eleven people in Attawapiskat, Ontario, tried to take their lives in one night. Chief Bruce Shisheesh said more than 100 people — including children — have tried to commit suicide since September.

Mamba's out. Kobe Bryant scored 60 points in his final game and led the Lakers to beat the Utah Jazz. The Warriors, the reigning NBA champions, broke the 72-win record held by the 1995–96 Chicago Bulls.

Microsoft believes its constitutional rights and those of its customers and business partners are being violated by the government’s efforts to keep secret its searches into people’s email.

Hawking said the goal of Breakthrough Starshot was to reach Alpha Centauri, the closest star system to us, within a generation by using thousands of tiny spaceships.

Willett won the 80th Masters last Sunday in Augusta, Georgia. He’s the first British winner since 1996.