Nina Berman from San Antonio: Gun Rally Fashion Then and Now
At the Alamo that day, I saw a whole new generation of gun owners who wore their weapons like Madison Avenue socialites wear their Hermes bags.
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Typhoon Haiyan: Early Pictures
Once again, it's not looting if people are starving and have no alternative.
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Arafat's Dirty Laundry. (Ours, Too.)
Now feel free to chalk all this up to TMI, but you have to keep in mind how they best tested if Arafat had the polonium in him.
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Twin Towers. Jetliner. Man Leaping.
Maybe I'm too sensitized to political images -- and their echoes.
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The "O" is for Obese: Take-Aways from TIME's Christie Elephant GOP Cover
Seriously, if you're really overweight and you have to stand next to that cover in the checkout line at CVS this week, you're collateral damage.
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David Schalliol from Chicago: How Do You Photograph the Emergence of Nothing?
How strange it is to live in a new place without even moving.
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Christie: Election Catchup
Sailing with those moderate winds at his back, I imagine he's savoring the slap down.
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Fact is, We Can't Get Enough of Hitler
Whereas conventional wisdom is to abhor Hitler, especially in an institution of art, today that's exactly what he has become.
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The Last Photograph
You would probably agree that the category this photo aligns with is "environment." That doesn't mean, however, that we can't start slipping around and go somewhere else with it.
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An Attack That Was Waiting to Happen: Guns and the TSA, in Pictures
By displaying inert and disarmed weapons, the TSA emboldens the very critics they would hope to pacify.
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LAX Shooting: James Franco Is Safe
I'm looking forward to more updates on Saturday, with pictures, from @jamesfrancotv.
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Obama to Bits
The way Businessweek programs it, the problems with the healthcare website are as much a metaphor for Obama's status overall
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