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:Annie Leibovitz is reportedly set to shoot the story. 
  
 Bruce Jenner to Make Post-Transition Appearance in Vanity Fair 
  
 A man even bolder than the $30 hotdog vendor. 
  
 Enterprising New Yorker Caught Charging Tourists $400 for Free Ferry Ride 
  
 The third entrant in the Democratic primary faces an uphill struggle to define himself with voters. 
  
 Martin O'Malley Gives Hillary Clinton Someone Else to Run Against 
  
 The silver lining to the scandal: By comparison, it makes our pro leagues look downright angelic. 
  
 Once America Got Interested in Soccer, FIFA Was Screwed 
  
 It's the freakin' weekend, baby. 
  
 8 Actually Good Things That Happened This Week 
  
 “I wish I could go back and convince myself to take a different path.” 
  
 Ross Ulbricht, Founder of Silk Road, Sentenced to Life in Prison 
  
 The Los Angeles Times reports that the payments were made to conceal sexual misconduct. 
  
 Denny Hastert Indictment Linked to Alleged Decades-Old Case of Sexual Misconduct 
  
 America's youth are drinkin', smokin', and doin' it at alarmingly low rates. 
  
 The passenger jet was on its way to La Guardia. 
  
 Plane Forced to Cede Skies to Tiny Drone Flying Above Prospect Park 
  
 A university opens a gender bias investigation against a professor for ... writing a column. 
  
 What the Charges Against Laura Kipnis Tell Us About Political Correctness 
  
 Yesterday at 2:15 p.m. 
  
 FIFA Scandal Doesn’t Keep Sepp Blatter From Winning 5th Term 
  
 "I am the president of everybody." 
  
 Yesterday at 1:51 p.m. 
  
 The Presidential Election Is More Than a Year Away and Campaign Ads Already Have Fire-Breathing Eagles 
  
 It's way too early for this. 
  
 Yesterday at 1:46 p.m. 
  
 After 785 Years, Oxford University Finally Decides to Put a Woman in Charge 
  
 Professor Louise Richardson has been nominated to become the first female vice-chancellor at the British institution. 
  
 Yesterday at 1:12 p.m. 
  
 War of 1812 Buff Set to Announce Plans to Vanquish Revolutionary War Buffs 
  
 The former Maryland governor will likely announce his presidential ambitions in Baltimore on Saturday. 
  
 Yesterday at 12:58 p.m. 
  
 The Unlikely Race-Blind Mastermind Who’s Teeing Up the Roberts Court Just Scored Again 
  
 Evenwel v. Abbott, a case about voter representation, could lead to redistricting that would shift power from urban to rural electoral districts. 
  
 Yesterday at 11:53 a.m. 
  
 Cuba Now Officially Off U.S. Terror List 
  
 Iran, Syria, and Sudan are the only countries left on the list. 
  
 Yesterday at 10:09 a.m. 
  
 I Tried to Install an Air Conditioner Myself and I’ll Give You One Guess As to What Happened 
  
 This is the story of every New Yorker's worst nightmare. 
  
 Yesterday at 9:58 a.m. 
  
 Creationist Unconvinced by 60-Million-Year-Old Fossil He Found 
  
 "There's no dates stamped on these things." 
  
 Yesterday at 9:05 a.m. 
  
 6th-Grader Pens Handwritten Apology for Calling 911 and Yelling ‘Deez Nuts’ 
  
 "I am writing an apology for what I did last night. Last night I called and said deez nuts." 
  
 Yesterday at 8:59 a.m. 
  
 Inside the Latest Cuomo–de Blasio Squabble Is a Deeper Divide Over Taxes 
  
 Two days of sniping over real-estate regulations. ||||| In the aftermath of today's historic Supreme Court decision to strike down the controversial Defense of Marriage Act, Rep. Michelle Bachmann (R-Minn.) issued a statement on the matter: 
  
 "No man, not even a Supreme Court, can undo what a holy God has instituted," Ms. Bachmann said in a statement. "For thousands of years of recorded human history, no society has defended the legal standard of marriage as anything other than between man and woman." She said the court action "will undermine the best interest of children and the best interests of the United States." [MediaIte] 
  
 During a press conference on the high court's decision later in the day, a member of the audience asked House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) for her thoughts on Bachmann's statement. As you can see above, Pelosi responded with a weary, "Who cares?" Then she laughed. 
  
 (Via RedAlertPolitics) |||||
Solution:
One of the most-circulated comments in the wake of today's Supreme Court rulings on gay marriage came from Nancy Pelosi. She and others at a news conference were asked to respond to remarks from Michele Bachmann, who earlier said: "Marriage was created by the hand of God. No man, not even a Supreme Court, can undo what a holy God has instituted." Pelosi's response: "Who cares?" ("It's the two-handed shrug that really makes it," adds Joe Coscarelli at Daily Intel. Click the link to see video.) Others, including gay Congressman Mark Takano of California, followed with lengthier responses.