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The Etan Patz case
Pedro Hernandez, 51, who worked as a stock boy in a small food store where Etan Patz was last seen on May 25, 1979, was charged with a single count of second-degree murder, according to court records.
Cannes film festival
The Cannes film festival is buzzing this year with a string of hit movies in the official lineup.
Battle for Somalia
African Union and government soldiers intensify their fight against al Shabaab militants in Somalia.
The SpaceX mission
A privately owned unmanned rocket blasts off from Cape Canaveral on a mission to be the first commercial flight to the International Space Station.
Operation Eager Lion
U.S. special ops teams lead 12,000 troops from 18 countries in a military exercise on the Saudi Arabia-Jordan border.
Painting the streets orange
In several cities, fans of the Netherlands' national soccer team have started their preparations for the Euro 2012 championship and streets are rapidly changing into an orange landscape.
Images of April
Our top photos from the month of April include a rare look inside North Korea, evidence of conflict brewing between Sudan and South Sudan and a day with a goat named Cocoa as he takes NYC by storm. Full Article
Another Idol is crowned
I was assigned to cover the 11th season finale of "American Idol" at the Nokia theatre in downtown Los Angeles. The show culminates after months of nationwide eliminations and crowns a new winner in a two-hour televised show.
Burning ring of fire
I had spent weeks planning how to cover the unique annular eclipse that was last visible over the United States in 1994. I researched time tables, discussion boards on how to shoot the eclipse, talked with other photojournalists on how they planned to cover it to make certain I was in the right place for the eclipse.
Weekly Slideshow Showcase
Colonial architecture of Sierra Leone
The unique architecture of Sierra Leone’s capital Freetown. Slideshow








