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Galleries from U.S. News showcasing moments large and small around the world....READ MORE
Galleries from U.S. News showcasing moments large and small around the world.
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Photos: The Epicenter of Coronavirus
China quarantined a city of 11 million people to stop the spread of the coronavirus outbreak.
National News
If These Walls Could Talk
A look inside the room where the impeachment inquiry into President Trump unfolded.
The Report
The Year in Photos: 2019
The impeachment of President Donald Trump, wildfires and worldwide protests dominated the news in 2019.
Staff Picks
Health News
A Rebirth Behind Bars
In the grips of a heroin addiction, one woman's road to recovery began on the floor of a county jail.
Best Countries
Photos: Cold War Relics
Throughout the U.S. and former Soviet republics, abandoned missile silos and the eerie landscapes they occupy serve as reminders of a dark and unnecessary nuclear arms race.
Best Countries
Home Away From Home
The Elmhurst neighborhood of Queens is the most diverse in New York City.
Best Countries
Embracing Family and Uncertainty
Often with only the clothes on their backs, Central American refugees seek safety for their families.
National
The Report
What Do Civil Rights Mean to You?
LGBTQ rights. Police brutality. Immigration. Racial tension. Visitors to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial reflect on the current state of civil rights.
The Report
Maryland's High-Water Mark
As sea levels rise on the Eastern Shore, the region’s culture drowns.
Healthiest Communities
The Courage to Be Seen: Trans Women in South Florida
Often overlooked, South Florida’s transgender women battle homelessness, HIV and hostility.
Healthiest Communities
The Mississippi Delta in Photos
Beyond politics, and beyond data, the Delta’s humanity emanates.
Cities
Mapping Sorrow in Flint
Gun violence is Flint’s latest tragedy. These are scenes from where the city has lost lives.
Healthcare of Tomorrow
Photos: Kidney Transplants Pair Strangers
An eight-person kidney exchange was performed at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
News
Standing Strong at Standing Rock
Activists celebrate after drilling of Dakota Access oil pipeline is blocked.
International
Best Countries
The Venezuelan Crisis Spills Over
Brazilian border towns provide reprieve for desperate Venezuelans.
Cities
Slow but Steady
Following Haiti’s devastating 2010 earthquake, residents of Canaan built a new city and a new future.
Best Countries
Recalling the Guatemala Orphanage Fire
One year after more than 40 girls died in a fire at a state-run shelter on the outskirts of Guatemala City, the wounds remain fresh.
The Report
Life Inside a Dictatorship
Captivating (though perhaps scripted) moments inside the highly secretive North Korea.
Best Countries
The Daily Lives of China's Uighurs
The Chinese have severely strained relations with Uighurs, a Muslim Central Asian people who live mainly in the country’s far West.
Best Countries
The Plight of Rohingya Refugees
Hundreds of thousands of Myanmar's Muslims are pouring into Bangladesh to escape violence.
Best Countries
Venezuela’s Descent in Pictures
Hyperinflation, corruption and rampant crime have driven the country into a downward spiral.
Historic
The Report
Looking Back at The Clinton Impeachment Trial
As President Trump's impeachment hearings continue, here's a look back at how U.S. News photographers documented the Clinton impeachment.
Best Countries
U.S. Involvement in Latin America
A look at 10 instances of U.S. intervention in countries across the region.
The Report
The Original Feminists
Modern-day activists echo the calls of the suffragettes who fought for women's right to vote.
Best Countries
Border Walls Through History
A look at the various border barriers built around the world.
Best Countries
Life in The Trench: 100 Years On
A century after the conclusion of the Great War, a look at some of the most striking colorized images of a global conflict that changed the world.
National News
Ghosts of Wall Street
A look back at the mood on Wall Street as the world economy struggled to overcome an historic recession.
The Report
From the Archives: A Line in the Sand
The U.S.-Mexico border is a perennial campaign issue. Here is what it looked like 10 years ago.
The Report
Remembering Japanese Internment
Seventy-five years ago, President Franklin Roosevelt’s executive order sent Japanese-Americans to internment camps.
Photos
Revisiting the 1967 Race Riots
A look back at Detroit and Newark, New Jersey, during the violent civil strife.
Monthly Roundup
The Report
The Photos You Should See – Jan. 2020
U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad.
The Report
The Photos You Should See – Dec. 2019
U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad.
The Report
The Photos You Should See – Nov. 2019
U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad.
The Report
The Photos You Should See – Oct. 2019
U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad.
Galleries
America 2020
The Road to Super Tuesday
From Iowa to Texas, Democratic presidential candidates campaign across the country for their party's nomination.
Healthiest Communities
School and Specs in California
In California’s Central Valley, low-income children have limited access to vision care. School districts are teaming up with nonprofits to fill the gaps.
Photos
Photos: Influenzas Throughout History
Historical archives offer a visual window into previous reactions to the influenza virus.
America 2020
No Caucus, No Politics, Just Vegas
This lighthearted take on Sin City highlights Nevada's culture of commerce and Americana.
Best Countries
Looking Back at the Yalta Conference
The conference in Crimea by the Big Three allies reorganized postwar Germany and Europe.
Best Countries
Photos: The Epicenter of Coronavirus
China quarantined a city of 11 million people to stop the spread of the coronavirus outbreak.
The Report
The Photos You Should See - Feb. 2020
U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad.