Do You Know What Happened In The News This Week?

Soon after singlehandedly taking on Apple’s new streaming policies and winning, Taylor Swift has announced that her latest album will be available on the about-to-debut Apple Music.

Ready? The 13 Republicans are Jindal, Bush, Cruz, Paul, Rubio, Carson, Fiorina, Huckabee, Santorum, Pataki, Graham, Perry, and Trump. And there are more to come. We think this New York Times interactive comes in handy for keeping track of everyone.

In Paris, cabbies blocked access to motorway exits, airports, and railway stations. Photos from news agencies and social media showed cars being overturned or vandalized.

After the health care law passed, some states did not set up their own marketplaces for people to buy insurance, and the federal government stepped in to fill the gap. The challengers claimed that the subsidies available under the law aren't available to those who buy insurance on the federal exchange, because the law said the subsidies are available only to those bought insurance on “an Exchange established by the State.” If the justices had agreed with the challengers, many believed the decreased participation in the program by those not given subsidies in the federal marketplaces could have effectively killed the whole law.

Temperatures fell below 100 on Thursday, but the situation in Karachi remains extremely serious. The heatwave has exposed Karachi’s poor infrastructure, as the city of 20 million continues to suffer from severe electricity cuts that leave many without ceiling fans or water.

Earlier this year, the group said it hacked Al Hayat’s front page and replaced it to threaten Saudi Arabia against getting involved in Yemen’s growing civil unrest.

The quarterfinals are today and tomorrow. The eight teams still alive are China, USA, Germany, France, Australia, Japan, Canada, and England. Here’s the bracket.

The landmark designation is the first time an NYC site has gotten landmark protection because of its significance to LGBT history.

If Greece fails to make the payment, it risks defaulting and possibly leaving the eurozone, the European Union’s monetary union of 19 countries using the euro.