Detailed Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Problem:Change in popularity from 2016 to 2017 
  
 The tables below show the change in popularity from 2016 to 2017. Names at the top of a list have the greatest change in popularity, while those at the bottom have the smallest change in popularity. Generally, the more popular a name, the smaller the change in popularity. 
  
 For each year, rank 1 indicates the most popular name, rank 2 the next most popular, and so forth. A change in popularity is indicated by the difference, either an increase or decrease, in ranks from one year to the next. We compared ranks for both years only if a name was in the top 1000 in at least one of the 2 years. ||||| “Melania” is one of the fastest-rising baby names in the country in terms of popularity. 
  
 The first lady’s given name came in fifth among the fastest-growing girls’ names from 2016 to 2017, according to a ranking released Friday by the Social Security Administration. 
  
 The name jumped a whopping 720 spots among the most popular girls’ names in the United States, from the 1,650 slot in 2016, to the 930th position last year. 
  
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 “Melania” is of Spanish and Greek origin and means “black,” according to baby name site Nameberry.com. 
  
  
  
  
  
 The baby name news comes on the heels of a CNN/SSRS poll this week that showed Melania Trump Melania TrumpMelania Trump's spokeswoman gets Hatch Act warning for #MAGA tweet Pamela Anderson claims she convinced Melania Trump to stop wearing fur The Hill's 12:30 Report — Kavanaugh controversy consumes Washington | Kavanaugh slated to testify Monday | Allegations shake up midterms MORE's popularity with Americans was soaring. Fifty-seven percent of those surveyed said they had a favorable view of the 48-year-old first lady, compared to 47 percent in January. 
  
 “Ensley” topped the list of baby girl names that increased the most in popularity, followed by “Oaklynn.” 
  
 President Trump Donald John TrumpTrump rallies in Nevada amid Supreme Court flurry: 'We're gonna get Brett' Trump: 'Good news' that Obama is campaigning again Trump boosts Heller, hammers 'Wacky Jacky' opponent in Nevada MORE’s first name didn’t see the same surge in popularity as his wife. “Donald” remained in the same spot the past two years, ranking 488th on the list of boy names in both 2016 and 2017. The commander in chief’s first name reached its peak popularity in 1934 — 12 years before Trump was born — when “Donald” was the sixth most-used boy’s name. 
  
 The most popular baby names in 2017 were “Liam” and “Emma.” |||||
Solution:
"Emma" may be the top name among baby girls in the US, but the first lady seems to have given "Melania" a real surge. In the annual rankings put out by the Social Security Administration Friday, "Melania" showed the fifth-best rise in girls' names from the previous year. Specifically, the name rose from the lowly ranking of No. 1,650 in 2016 to No. 930 in 2017, a jump of 720 spots. Only Ensley, Oaklynn, Dream, and Oaklyn (with one n) had better increases. The Hill does some further checking and notes that "Donald" remained stable, coming in at No. 488 in both years. (See the top boys' and girls' names here.)