Saturday, July 4, 2009

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The 2009 Scripps National Spelling Bee

The final round of the Scripps National Spelling Bee was held in Washington, D.C., and broadcast live on ABC. More than 5 million viewers across the country watched the annual event. (J. Alex Cooney for USN&WR)

PHOTO GALLERIES

Columbine: 10 Years Later

Ten years after the attacks on Columbine High School that killed 15 people and injured 23, U.S. News photographer Jim Lo Scalzo visited the memorial and campus.

Charlie Archambault

A crowd watches Lt. Gov. Michael Steele during a campaign event sponsored by "I Can't We Can Inc." in the Park Heights neighborhood of Baltimore.

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Jessica Polmann, 18, pictured at the Daytop Village Rehab Center in Mendham, NJ.

Addicted to Heroin at the Age of 13

Jessica Polmann, now 18, has been clean for five months. (Jim Lo Scalzo for USN&WR)

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PHOTO GALLERIES

A Historic Inauguration

The inauguration of Barack Obama was a historic day for the nation, and for D.C. residents, 90 percent of whom voted for him.

In the News

Supporters of opposition party candidate Mousavi demonstrate in Tehran on Saturday, June 13.

Unrest in Iran

Palestinians watch Obama's speech on television in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza Strip.

President Obama's Speech to the Muslim World

JIM LO SCALZO'S MULTIMEDIA

Habitat for Humanity rebuilds a house in the Upper Ninth Ward of New Orleans.

Twilight in New Orleans

Streetlights illuminate what remains after Katrina.

Big Cypress National Preserve in the Florida Everglades.

Everglades Encroached

Endangered Places: Farming and development to blame

A polar bear.

At America's Edge

A visit to Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

Special Report

Best High Schools 2008

Boston Latin is the country's oldest high school; ranked 19th on our list of Gold Medal Schools.

Special Report

Remembering 9/11

A collection of stories and photos from September 11 coverage.

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