CNN Site Map (Galleries) for July - 2012
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- 2012-07-31Alexandra Raisman de los Estados Unidos compite en la barra de equilibrio de gimnasia artística durante la final.
- 2012-07-31Volcano surfing down Cerro Negro is one of Nicaragua's more unusual tourism hooks. The industry is growing in the Central American country.
- 2012-07-31Rajesh Khanna waves arrives for the "7th Apsara Awards" during the ceremony in Mumbai, India, on January 25. Khanna's death was anounced Wednesday by his son-in-law, Akshay Kumar. He was 69.
- 2012-07-31Employee Tilly Shiner looks at a book in the aMAZEme labyrinth, made up of 250,000 books, at The Southbank Centre on Tuesday in London.
- 2012-07-31Tiger, a long-haired Jack Russell terrier, accompanies its owner to work at an architecture practice in East London.
- 2012-07-31Greenport, on the North Fork of Long Island, provides a low-key alternative to the Hamptons.
- 2012-07-31In 2012, 21st Century Leaders and CNN partnered for the 7th annual Leadership Unplugged: A CNN Experience program.
- 2012-07-31Heavy traffic backs up at a toll gate along a highway on the outskirts of New Delhi as power outages leave half of India without power Tuesday, July 31.
- 2012-07-31A Canadian team member takes a drink from a refrigerator in the main dining hall in the Olympic Village ahead of the Games on July 24.
- 2012-07-31Alex Teves looks out on a beach in Hawaii a few years ago. He was one of the 12 people killed in the July 20 theater shooting in Aurora, Colorado. "I took this photo without Alex's knowledge on a secluded beach on Maui," says his mother, Ca
- 2012-07-31Iraqi-born Zaha Hadid is one of the greatest living architects, and the first woman to win the Pritzker Prize.
- 2012-07-31"Eric the Eel" became something of an Olympic hero when he swam at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. His time of one minute 52.72 seconds in the 100 meters freestyle was the worst in Olympic history.
- 2012-07-31What happened to Eric the Eel?
- 2012-07-30Couples pose for group photos during a group wedding ceremony for border police Monday in Dongguan, China.
- 2012-07-30Sgt. Noah Galloway, who is retired from the U.S. Army, says he still "trains like a machine." The double amputee lost his left arm and left leg above the knee after an IED struck his vehicle during his second tour of duty in Iraq. A grueling wor
- 2012-07-30Germán Sánchez e Iván García de México compiten en la prueba de clavados sincronizados desde la plataforma de 10 metros, donde lograron la medalla de plata para su país.
- 2012-07-30A celebration of Scandinavian success, The Maidstone in East Hampton, New York, features famous natives of the region like Hans Christian Andersen throughout its rooms. It will also appeal to those traveling with pets, as it offers a dog-friendly menu.
- 2012-07-30Mitt Romney visits the Western Wall on in Jerusalem's old city on Sunday, July 29, during his visit to Israel.
- 2012-07-30The finalists of the CNN African Journalist Awards 2012 gather on stage.
- 2012-07-30Liu Xiang will aim for his second gold medal in London's Olympic Games when he runs the 110-meter hurdles.
- 2012-07-30Francesca Dallape y Tania Cagnotto de Italia compiten en la final de trampolín sincronizado femenino de 3 metros en el Centro Acuático, en el segundo día sde los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 2012.
- 2012-07-28El gimnasta japonés Kohei Uchimura compite durante la primera jornada de calificación en el torneo masculino de gimnasia artística en los Juegos Olímpicos de Londres 2012.
- 2012-07-28Once the torch reached its final destination inside the Olympic Stadium, it was used to ignite the cauldron during the opening ceremony on July 27. The flame traveled 2,875 kilometers (1,786 miles) through the United Kingdom over 70 days.
- 2012-07-28Anticipation builds for the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics on Friday, July 27, at the Olympic Stadium in London. The 2012 Games will run through August 12.
- 2012-07-28iReporter Andrew Bennett started doing handstands in front of landmarks while he was studying abroad in 2007. His handstand in front of The Alamo in 2008 draws some interest from other visitors
- 2012-07-28Team USA's men and women athletes wore Ralph Lauren-designed outfits featuring blue double-breasted blazers, white trousers or skirts, and blue berets.
- 2012-07-28Jacquie "Tajah" Murdock, an 82-year-old former Apollo dancer, is one of the real women featured in Lanvin's fall 2012 ad campaign.
- 2012-07-27Designed by Ralph Lauren, Team USA's opening ceremony uniforms clearly draw inspiration from the dress uniforms of the U.S. Army and Navy.
- 2012-07-27Actress Lupe Ontiveros, who co-starred in the hit films "Selena" and "As Good as It Gets," died Thursday night, July 26. Ontiveros was 69. Her publicists told CNN the cause of death was liver cancer.
- 2012-07-27Lightning flashes across the sky Thursday, July 26, in Nyack, New York, in this dramatic photo from CNN iReporter Eric Girard. Storms ripped through the Northeast on Thursday night, unleashing strong winds and knocking out power to hundreds of thousands o
- 2012-07-27El iReportero Thomas Piercy capturó en esta fotografía las densas nubes que cubrían Manhattan el 26 de julio.
- 2012-07-27Shawn Johnson attends a benefit gala in London hosted by the U.S. Olympic Committee on July 26.
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- 2012-07-27Pam and Patricia O'Neil (now Patricia O'Neil Dryer) were poster children for a campaign to stop polio in the 1950s.
- 2012-07-27A new initiative in Malaysia is giving rural populations hope of a better life with the creation of a model "smart village." The idea is to create a largely self-sufficient community which also sources energy and food in a sustainable manner.
- 2012-07-26Asombrado, así se quedó nuestro iReportero cuando viajaba a Corea del Sur y el piloto les avisó que estaban pasando sobre el Monte Fuji, Japón en 2006.
- 2012-07-26Stop for a pint at the Falkland Arms in Great Tew.
- 2012-07-26Superman won't get lost in the crushing Comic-Con crowds.
- 2012-07-26It was inevitable that much would be made of Stella McCartney's designs for Team GB, with an expectant home crowd keen to see how their heroes will be dressed. The award-winning designer has attracted some criticism for failing to include enough red
- 2012-07-26"Zambezia" is a new South African 3D animation feature film featuring a voice cast of high-profile actors, including Samuel L. Jackson and Abigail Breslin.
- 2012-07-26These 12 posters will be used to promote the 2012 London Olympic and Paralympic Games.
- 2012-07-26A woman cleans mud from her home in the Fangshan district of Beijing, China, July 25, 2012. Fangshan suffered some of the worst damage after the heaviest rain in 60 years.
- 2012-07-26Asel Shilikbayeva of Manchester, England, was in flight to Almaty when she took this photo of the sun setting behind the Tian Shan Mountains. "The view of the mountains lit by the fiery red sky and the green landscape was breathtaking," she says
- 2012-07-26It wouldn't be Vegas if zip lining didn't take place at night beneath a laser light show set to music.
- 2012-07-25The formidable Kenyan Olympic long-distance running team works out near near Nairobi on Wednesday. The Kenyans are favored to dominate the distance events at the London Games.
- 2012-07-25Louis Prima and Keely Smith were talented jazz musicians but became the darlings of 1950s Las Vegas when they added comedy to their act.
- 2012-07-25Police stand ready during a protest over the shooting death of Manuel Angel Diaz on Tuesday, July 24, in Anaheim, California. An Anaheim police officer fatally shot Diaz on Saturday, setting off days of protests.
- 2012-07-25Greg Zanis places crosses at a makeshift memorial to victims of the Aurora, Colorado, movie theater shooting on Sunday, July 22. Zanis says he began building crosses to help comfort others after first creating one for himself as a memorial to his late fat
- 2012-07-25Bruce Jenner's current claim to fame is, of course, his role on "Keeping Up with the Kardashians." But Jenner is a former Olympic athlete. In 1976, he won the gold medal in the decathlon. After his big win, Jenner appeared on the TV show &q
- 2012-07-25Actor Christian Bale and his wife, Sandra Blazic, visit the makeshift memorial for victims of the Aurora, Colorado, shooting across the street from the Century 16 movie theater on Tuesday, July 24.
- 2012-07-25Rev heads put their wheels to the test at the annual 'Rimz and Beatz' car and bike stunt show in Abuja.
- 2012-07-25Oscar-winning director Steven Spielberg's interest in horses does not stop at the movie set. He co-owned racehorse Atswhatimtalkingabout, which came fourth in the 2003 Kentucky Derby. He is also an investor in Biscuit Stables, the Delaware-based race
- 2012-07-25More than seven years since London was awarded the 2012 Olympic Games, the wait is nearly over.
- 2012-07-25While many Kazakh golden eagle hunters keep the tradition alive through shows for tourists, a handful use the animals to hunt for real.
- 2012-07-24A skater performs in a London street as the Olympic torch makes its way through the city on Monday. The Games open on Friday.
- 2012-07-24Workers on Tuesday, July 24, remove the concrete landing area and wall where the Joe Paterno statue once stood in State College, Pennsylvania.
- 2012-07-24It sounds like an oxymoron, but solo synchronized swimming was made an Olympic sport in 1984 -- and discontinued in 1992. Here, Bulgarian Kalina Yordanova competes at the 2012 European Synchronized Swimming Championships in the Netherlands.
- 2012-07-24Once a useful tool for rapid-prototyping, 3-D printers are now entering the mainstream building anything from plastic toys to parts for airplanes.
- 2012-07-24Ory Okolloh, policy manager and government relations manager for Google in Africa.
- 2012-07-24William the Conqueror ordered the construction of the massive White Tower in the 11th century.
- 2012-07-23Multiple lightining strikes light up the sky Monday near Sacramento, California.
- 2012-07-23Cakes with tea at the Rubens Hotel.
- 2012-07-23A truck carries the bus damaged by the suicide bomb blast which targeted a group of Israeli tourists in Bulgaria, on Thursday. The suicide bomber was dressed as a tourist carrying fake U.S. ID. Investigators are still trying to find out his identity.
- 2012-07-23Firefighters fight the flames of a wildfire in Ller, Spain, in the northern Catalonia region on the Spanish-French border on Monday, July 23.
- 2012-07-23The 100 meter final at the 1988 Seoul Olympics remains one of the most infamous and fascinating moments in the games' history. The race was won in a world record time by Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson. But he was to be stripped of his medal and record
- 2012-07-22Bradley Wiggins, left, celebrates on the finish line with teammate Michael Rogers of Australia after becoming the first Briton to win the Tour de France on Sunday, July 22, in Paris.
- 2012-07-22Race winner Bradley Wiggins riding on the Champs Elysees on the final stage of the 2012 Tour de France.
- 2012-07-22A member of the winning team, Jam FM, holds the "Golden Club Mate" trophy after winning the second annual Hipster Olympics on Saturday, July 21, in Berlin. The games include horn-rimmed-glasses throwing, a vinyl- record-spinning contest, cloth t
- 2012-07-21Along their cross-country journey, Philadelphia's Anderson Monarchs played games against local youth teams, visited historic sites and met surviving Negro League players. Here, Mamie "Peanut" Johnson, right, the only female pitcher in the N
- 2012-07-20The 100cameras staff travels the world teaching children how to use cameras to document their lives. The photos are sold online and all money raised is donated to a child-centered organization serving the young photographers' communities.
- 2012-07-20From lost reservations to bad service, iReporter Brent Larson's Antigua honeymoon in 2008 with his wife, Ona, was far from paradise. Laughing about it now with family and friends, he says he doesn't believe it was a complete loss. Instead, he de
- 2012-07-20Many adult film actors are using Twitter to develop a mainstream fan base, including actress Kayden Kross, pictured here with rocker Dave Navarro at an adult video awards show earlier this year. Kross is currently working on a novel and tweets her essays
- 2012-07-20Al menos 12 personas murieron y 59 resultaron heridas cuando un hombre armado abrió fuego durante el estreno de la película de Batman "The Dark Knight Rises", la madrugada del viernes a un Aurora, Colorado, dijo el jefe de policía Dan Oates.
- 2012-07-20Rachel Zoe steps out with son Skyler on July 19.
- 2012-07-20Jo Coupe's casts plants in lead, creating deathly-looking objects. "Lead is not an environment-friendly material, it's visually deadly," Coupe says. "It's a metaphor for life and death."
- 2012-07-20The Ferrari Enzo that Russian billionaire Suleiman Kerimov crashed in Nice, November 2006. The accident almost killed him and prompted an informal review of lending conditions at Barclays.
- 2012-07-20Navy SEALs Wes Chesser, left, and John Wolfram pause after securing the Apollo 11 capsule on July 24, 1969. Wolfram wore 60s "Flower Power" decals, showing his rebellious side. Chesser says, that only now does he realize how physically demanding
- 2012-07-20Bradley Wiggins pulls on the yellow jersey after successfully defending the maillot jaune after winning his first Tour de France stage victory in the time trial between Arc et Senans and Besancon.
- 2012-07-19Christopher Nolan's trilogy about Batman has reinvented the superhero genre. Big budget action scenes are no longer enough. The director has taken the narrative about the Caped Crusader to an almost Shakespearean scale.
- 2012-07-19Despite all the buzz, nobody really knew how the final film in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy, "The Dark Knight Rises," would end. That is, until David Letterman spoiled it. At least, we think he did. The "Late Night with David Let
- 2012-07-19Clowns Coqueta and Coquetin kiss during a pilgrimage to the Virgin of Guadalupe's basilica in Mexico City on Wednesday. Hundreds of clowns take part in the annual pilgrimage.
- 2012-07-19Famed sports photographer Neil Leifer dreamed of getting this shot of 1976 Olympic star Nadia Comaneci. Because of his determination, planning and excellent position in the gym, he did. The photo exemplifies the 14-year-old's performance at the 1976
- 2012-07-19A terror attack on Israeli tourists in Bulgaria on Wednesday called attention to the country's tourism industry.
- 2012-07-19"Breaking Bad"
- 2012-07-19A man reads the comics section of the Detroit Times during World War II.
- 2012-07-19Malian kora master Toumani Diabate is renowned for his daring musical collaborations. His latest band, AfroCubism, blends together the sounds of West Africa with Cuba.
- 2012-07-19The boat, sponsored by Hugo Boss, that Alex Thompson will be sailing on in his attempt to make it solo around the world.
- 2012-07-18Use a fast shutter speed to stop action and a large aperture to create a shallow depth of field. If you prefer to use an automatic mode, use the "sports" program. Your camera will automatically select a fast shutter speed and large f-stop.
- 2012-07-18A red minivan lies upside-down in the side of a barn Wednesday near Kulmbach, Germany. The driver was only slightly injured but the barn will have to be demolished, authorities said.
- 2012-07-18The Whitney Museum of American Art housed some of Vera Wang's bridal collection in a 2003 exhibit.
- 2012-07-18Marissa Mayer, la nueva CEO de Yahoo fue la primera ingeniera contratada por Google en 1999, donde se convirtió en una de las mayores ejecutivas.
- 2012-07-1810 of the world's best fresh markets
- 2012-07-18The revolutions that have swept the Middle East have toppled dictators and brought freedom to many. But amongst the rubble, the sportsmen and women of the region have tried to keep their eyes on the prize: London 2012. CNN teamed up with Sports Illustrate
- 2012-07-18Omani sailors Fahad Al Hasni Mohsin Al Busaidi were among the crew who helped sail the "Musandam-Oman Sail" yacht across the Atlantic Ocean, making it the first Arab yacht ever to complete a transatlantic race.
- 2012-07-18New Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer was the first female engineer hired at Google in 1999, where she became one of the company's top executives and most visible public faces. Only 37, Mayer has often been named one of the most powerful women in business. May
- 2012-07-17Marco Fiera of NoFit State Circus tries out a new zip line Tuesday at The Eden Project, an environmental park in St. Austell, England.
- 2012-07-17Lo más sorprendente de este auto eléctrico no es su diseño, sino su autonomía durante 800 kilómetros.
- 2012-07-17Maia Stack, who was born in Hangzhou, China, said a trip back when she was 17 helped her to shape her identity as Chinese and American.
- 2012-07-16Soledad travels to interview Sir Richard Branson in Mexico on his new ecotourism venture with WildAid.
- 2012-07-16Sudanese refugees crowd into a truck at a camp Sunday in Jamam, South Sudan. Up to 16,000 refugees are being relocated due to flooding as the rainy season continues.
- 2012-07-16Following Michael Keaton in 1989 (and 1992), Val Kilmer in 1995 and George Clooney in 1997, Christian Bale has been driving the Batmobile since 2005's "Batman Begins." "The Dark Knight" captivated moviegoers in 2008, and "The
- 2012-07-16Immigrants from China's Fujian province built Longshan Temple in 1738 during the Qing Dynasty.
- 2012-07-16Adam Savage puts on the armor layers of his Ringwraith costume.
- 2012-07-16The marketing triumph of 'Fifty Shades of Grey' has led other erotica novels to be reissued with new, simpler covers.
- 2012-07-15Vicky Triponey, former head of student affairs at Penn State, is photographed on Friday, July 13, at The College of New Jersey, where she's now interim director of student affairs.
- 2012-07-15Bruce Springsteen was forced to cut his set short in London when he overran a council curfew.
- 2012-07-14In 1943, when these photos were taken in New York City, Woody Guthrie was still relatively unknown outside of musical circles, but his semi-fictionalized biography, "Bound for Glory," would soon introduce him to a wider audience, and in the comi
- 2012-07-14El Columbus Sport 130 es impulsado por motores duales que funcionan con energía eléctrica y diesel, que reducen las emisiones y el costo de transportación.
- 2012-07-14Immigrants from Central America bow their heads in prayer at a shelter outside Mexico City. Many of them are on their way to the United States.
- 2012-07-14Participants run during the last day of the Running of the Bulls on Saturday, July 14, in Pamplona, Spain. The dangerous tradition has tallied thousands of injuries and 15 deaths since record-keeping began in 1924, including the fatal goring of a Spanish
- 2012-07-13A two-hour shuttle and a ferry ride across Costa Rica's Lake Arenal weren't part of the plan. We misjudged the distance between Monteverde and La Fortuna.
- 2012-07-13Are you feeling down or burnt out from work? Studies suggest that taking vacation is good for you. If your budget allows, the French Riveria offers a great escape.
- 2012-07-13Left to right, Martha, Dennis, Kara, Joel and Monica Disberger have flown a total of 7.5 million miles, according to United Airlines. In this undated snapshot, they enjoyed a meal in Taiwan.
- 2012-07-13Mavis Butterfield plans on growing 2,000 pounds of food this year by channeling her inner pilgrim. "I think it would be a hoot to go back in time and be a pilgrim. I mean, think about it, you'd get to wear the same outfit every day, you'd s
- 2012-07-13Astana became the capital of Kazakhstan in 1997. Much of its modern architecture is striking in its scale and design, especially in contrast to the vast, open steppes that surround it.
- 2012-07-13Kazakhstan is the world's 9th largest country that stretches from the Caspian Sea in the west to its eastern boarder with northwest China. The former Soviet state gained independence in 1991 Astana (pictured) was made the capital in 1997, taking the
- 2012-07-13While reminders of former Soviet Union remain in Kazakhstan, the country's vast natural resources have ensured a influx of wealth. Uriel Sinai explores this juxtaposition in his photographs.
- 2012-07-13Before bariatric surgery, Mike Cianciullo weighed 321 pounds. At 5'7", he had a BMI of 50.
- 2012-07-13David Haye and Dereck Chisora have never before faced off in the ring, but Saturday's controversial fight is borne of their mutual animosity.
- 2012-07-13Nick Jonas takes a ride in a taxi.
- 2012-07-13Lamu, a beautiful island located off the Kenyan coast, has been declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO.
- 2012-07-13Peter Keller's bunker is in the hillside near the Rattlesnake Ridge Trail outside of the city of North Bend. Police say Keller shot and killed his wife, Lynnettee Keller, and their 18-year-old daughter, Kaylene, and then set a fire in their Seattle-a
- 2012-07-13An M23 rebel soldier poses at a FARDC base in Rumangabo on July 9. Congolese M23 mutineers were pulled out of the key eastern town of Rutshuru, near the borders with Uganda and Rwanda a day after seizing it.
- 2012-07-13Hanting Inns was founded by billionaire businessman Ji Qi just seven years ago. Today the budget chain has 1,000 facilities across China.
- 2012-07-13The design is certainly head-turning, but it's the eye-catching 500-mile (800-kilometer) range this electric car can achieve which could really set it apart from the competition, say its Danish developers.
- 2012-07-13Father Francis Zhang Tianlu greets his congregation after Sunday Mass at the church he helped restore in Yongning in China's Guangxi province.
- 2012-07-13Following the firing of Penn State's legendary football coach Joe Paterno and the school's president, hundreds of students take to the streets in State College, Pennsylvania, early Thursday, November 10.
- 2012-07-12People gather at a huge bonfire on Shankill Road in Belfast, Northern Ireland, as Orange Order members celebrate the 12th of July, commemorating the 1690 Battle of the Boyne.
- 2012-07-12The podium stand outside of Jerry Sandusky's trial on its first day is covered in mics, hinting at the massive media coverage of the event.
- 2012-07-12When people in New York have an old clock in need of repair they often find their way to Sebastian Laws. He carries on a tradition handed down to him by his father.
- 2012-07-12Riot police advance on two downed protesters on Wednesday, Jully 11, in Madrid, as clashes erupt during demonstrations against Spain's government and its cuts to curb the country's debt crisis.
- 2012-07-12Karen Waldkirch antes y después de su ejercicio con ayuda de la herramienta 'Fitocracy'.
- 2012-07-12Mother of six Shazadi washes dishes outside her home on the outskirts of the Indian capital, New Delhi. She tries to use as little water as possible, because it is in short supply.
- 2012-07-12The UK has spent seven years preparing for the Olympics, with billions spent on new stadiums, transport upgrades and security measures, but organizers are powerless to prevent the weather disrupting the festivities.
- 2012-07-11A lot of work goes into preparing for the annual San Diego Comic-Con, and construction workers were plentiful downtown Tuesday, July 10.
- 2012-07-11Miners rest early Wednesday after arriving at Madrid's Puerta del Sol square after a protest march from the northern Spanish regions of Asturias and Leon.
- 2012-07-11Want a cold beer to cool off from the summer heat? The 18th Amendment made drinking that beer a crime, mandating a nationwide prohibition on alcohol in 1920. Bootlegging became a major illegal industry in the U.S. and gave rise to gangsters and organized
- 2012-07-11On the verge of collapse, marathon runner Dorando Pietri is helped across the finish line at the 1908 London Olympics. The Italian was subsequently disqualified and the title given to John Hayes of the U.S.
- 2012-07-11Manifestantes en apoyo a la minería española y en contra de las medidas de austeridad se enfrentaron a la policía en Madrid.
- 2012-07-11Finnur Anderson capturó esta aurora boreal en Reykavik, Islandia, a finales de enero.
- 2012-07-11Revelers descend on a giant lake of mud Wednesday, July 11, at the 25th annual "Mud Day" event in Westland, Michigan.
- 2012-07-11Tthe computer-animated characters in 2004's "The Polar Express" were called creepy by some critics.
- 2012-07-11Bonnie Muddle has been working on superyachts for the past six years.
- 2012-07-11Imagine is 65.5 meters in length and costs €530,000 ($707,000) to charter for one week.
- 2012-07-11Eight years ago Justine Laymond, 39, suffered a dramatic lung collapse and was told she would die unless she received new lungs.
- 2012-07-10French business leader Laurence Parisot speaks with delegates from the employers union MEDEF after a major conference Tuesday between labor and employer groups in Paris.
- 2012-07-10Bulldozers have crushed hundreds of turtle hatchlings and eggs on Trinidad's north coast.
- 2012-07-10Katrina Markoff , founder of Vosges Haut-Chocolat, creates "indulgent and sensual" chocolate filled with exotic and unusual flavors.
- 2012-07-10Pre-race favorite Bradley Wiggins has been training in Mallorca ahead of his bid to win the Tour de France for the first time.
- 2012-07-10U.S. Rep. Barney Frank, right, married his longtime partner Jim Ready on Saturday, July 7, in Boston, becoming the first member of Congress to marry someone of the same gender while in office.
- 2012-07-10"Tall ship" is the common term used for large sailing vessels with multiple tall masts, vast sails and long narrow hulls.
- 2012-07-10The mega-rich and their superyachts have already started to descend on London's docklands for the Olympics, starting on July 27.
- 2012-07-09A bull chasing revelers jumps into the sea Monday during the Bous a la Mar festival in the eastern Spanish coastal town of Denia.
- 2012-07-09Space and star gazers shared some amazing photos with CNN this year. In early January, photographer Renata Arpasova blended 19 individual shots into this composite image of an estimated 100 meteors charging across her sky in Swindon, England.
- 2012-07-09Fatima Domingpe applies sunscreen to her face near the Mosaic Fountain in downtown Silver Spring, Maryland, on Saturday, July 7. A record heat wave has been in the area for more than a week.
- 2012-07-09La "isla Orsos" es el proyecto del húngaro Gabor Orsos, un antiguo hotelero que buscaba combinar las comodidades de un hotel de lujo con la movilidad de un yate.
- 2012-07-09Yoani Sanchez says every U.S. administration that has passed through the White House since 1959 has influenced the course of Cuba.
- 2012-07-09Una semana después de ganar el bicampeonato de la Eurocopa con la selección española, Andrés Iniesta se casó con Anna Ortiz, su compañera sentimental de los últimos años.
- 2012-07-09It's 100 degrees outside (or worse). How's a fur-covered pup to cope? CNN iReporters from around the United States have been sharing photos of their best friends cooling off, and let's face it: They're too cute not to post.
- 2012-07-09NASA has unveiled the latest panoramic view of Mars -- as seen by its venerable rover, Opportunity. The image shows an impact crater blasted billions of years ago, alongside fresh tracks created by the rover itself.
- 2012-07-09Mining companies are eager to dig inside the vast sand dunes along South Africa's east coast for minerals.
- 2012-07-09A priest conducts a funeral for Petr Ostapenko, 35, in Krymsk, Russia, on Monday, July 9. At least 171 people have been killed in flooding in the Krasnodar region since Friday.
- 2012-07-09'A Material World?' was the theme of this year's event, with emphasis being placed upon sustainability and evironmentally friendly dressing.
- 2012-07-09Big energy companies proposed to start drilling for natural gas in the Karoo in South Africa, using a controversial drilling technique called fracking.
- 2012-07-08Ernest Borgnine died on Sunday, July 8, at age 95. He's pictured here in 1973. In his greatest acting achievement, he won an Academy Award for his role in 1955's "Marty."
- 2012-07-08This young golden eagle, nicknamed Phoenix, is being cared for after suffering burns from a wildfire south of Salt Lake City in late June.
- 2012-07-08Roger Federer of Switzerland celebrates after defeating Andy Murray of Great Britain to win his 7th Wimbledon championship in London on Sunday, July 8. Visit CNN.com/tennis for complete coverage.
- 2012-07-08Libyans light up a flare Saturday, July 7, in Benghazi as they celebrate the country's first free national election in decades after the ouster of dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
- 2012-07-06Fred Perry jumps for the ball against Germany's Gottfried von Cramm during the men's singles final on July 3, 1936. Perry defeated von Cramm that year to win his third straight title. But since then no male from the UK has won his country's
- 2012-07-06Chad Madden is receiving treatment in Atlanta after a March accident caused him to be paralyzed from the neck down. His parents lost their Idaho home in a June wildfire.
- 2012-07-06Will Arnett bikes through Tribeca in New York City.
- 2012-07-05Prince Charles meets an Ecuadorian stream tree frog, an endangered species discovered in the rain forests of Ecuador named Hyloscirtus princecharlesi in honor of the prince's support of conservation and environmental campaigns.
- 2012-07-05Model Lynn Jones shows off a bikini underwater in 1955.
- 2012-07-05On June 1, 2009, Air France Flight 447 plunged into the Atlantic Ocean en route to France from Brazil, killing all 228 passengers on board. Six days later, on June 7, Brazilian Air Force crew members prepare to tow part of the wreckage from the Atlantic O
- 2012-07-05Craig Smith from Orange County, California, took this photo of an enthusiastic dancer as he drove from the Black Sea on Georgia's western coast towards the country's interior. Despite only being in Georgia for one day he says he found the people
- 2012-07-05Private kitchen Fleur de Sel in the city's Causeway Bay shopping district caters to its local patrons by offering a teatime set of dessert teas in a more informal environment.
- 2012-07-05A firefighter works a burnout operation on the north flank of the Fontenelle Fire outside Big Piney, Wyoming, on Wednesday, July 4. More than 800 firefighters are working 15-hour shifts battling the fire that has exceeded 56,000 acres, according to fire i
- 2012-07-05Soldiers and their families watch fireworks at the U.S. military base in Baumholder, Germany, on Wednesday, July 4. This year marks the 236th anniversary of the United States declaring itself independent from Great Britain.
- 2012-07-04Sonya "The Black Widow" Thomas celebrates her win Wednesday, July 4, at Nathan's annual hot dog-eating competition in Brooklyn, New York.
- 2012-07-04Villagers padddle with their belongings through flood waters in the Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary, 55 kms from the capital city of the northeastern state of Assam on June 28, 2012. Floodwaters have submerged 90% of the sanctuary.
- 2012-07-04Ester Levanon is the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange's first female CEO, and the first non-economist. She has a background in IT, having formerly launched the Israeli Security Service's IT division.
- 2012-07-04Heathrow Airport in London hosts the Terminal 5 Expo Fine Art Gallery, which aims to exhibit the very best British art during the forthcoming 2012 Olympic Games as well as providing a quiet, contemplative space for travelers.
- 2012-07-03Visitors cool off in a pond at the Nishat Mughal Garden, which overlooks Dal Lake, in Srinagar on Tuesday. Holidaymakers continue to flock to the scenic Kashmir valley, a destination favored by Indian tourists.
- 2012-07-03Jason Stetz, un carnicero de Pelican Rapids sin duda quiso imponer un récord mundial cuando se le ocurrió hacer estos "hotdogs" de más de 3 libras.
- 2012-07-03Andy Griffith, famous for his starring role in "The Andy Griffith Show," was an actor, director, producer and Grammy-winning Southern gospel singer and writer. He died Tuesday, July 3, at 86. Click through the gallery to see a glimpse of his car
- 2012-07-03La aleta de tiburón podría dejar de figurar en el menú de los banquetes oficiales del gobierno en tres años.
- 2012-07-03Un concurso en Nueva York muestra diferentes vestidos de novia confeccionados con papel higiénico.
- 2012-07-03As an experimental physicist at CERN, Fabiola Gianotti is looking for dark matter, extra dimensions and an elusive particle which could prove theories about the structure of the universe.
- 2012-07-03After her fourth-place finish in the women's 50-meter freestyle final, Dara Torres, center, turns to winner Jessica Hardy on the last day of the 2012 U.S. Olympic Swimming Team Trials in Omaha, Nebraska, on Monday. Kara Lynn Joyce, top, reacts to fin
- 2012-07-03Himalayan caterpillar fungus -- known as yartsa gunbu , and Himalayan Viagra -- is prized in traditional medicine. Its value draws thousands of people to high-altitude meadows in Nepal's Dolpa district each year in search of it.
- 2012-07-03Eco-Pak combines the skills of a British aircraft structural engineer and a U.S. architect in an effort to create a new type of sustainable house made from shipping containers. It differs from conventional container houses, say its creators, by not only b
- 2012-07-03The tiny village of Zili in southern China attracts dozens of tour buses on weekends. The tourists come to see the Kaiping watchtowers - a Unesco world heritage site.
- 2012-07-03Thousands of protesters take to the streets in Mexico City on Monday, a day after the presidential election results were announced. Supporters of the opposition candidate were rallying against Enrique Peña Nieto, who declared victory late Sunday.
- 2012-07-02A visitor looks at a display at the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show in London on Monday, July 2. Billed as the biggest gardening show in the United Kingdom, the show opens to the public Tuesday and runs through Sunday.
- 2012-07-02A Navy jet crashed into apartments on April 6 in Virginia Beach, Virginia, sending flames and thick black smoke into the air.
- 2012-07-02Islamist militants destroy an ancient shrine in Timbuktu on July 1 in a still from a video.
- 2012-07-02The "Orsos Island" is the passion project of Hungarian-born Gabor Orsos, a former hotelier who wanted to combine the perks of a luxury hotel with the flexibility of a superyacht.
- 2012-07-02Los recuerdos de la guerra de Vietnam están presentes en el Hotel Sofitel Legend Metropole, el antiguo refugio antiaéreo de Hanói. Aunque es oscuro y estrecho, el refugio protegió a muchas personas de los bombardeos.
- 2012-07-02In honor of Katy Perry's concert movie, "Part of Me," which hits theaters on Thursday, here's a look back at the singer's most memorable bra tops -- starting with this one. Perry wore the sparkly film reel brassiere during her per
- 2012-07-02Alec Baldwin, 54, arrives for his wedding to Hilaria Thomas on Saturday, June 30, in New York.
- 2012-07-02La concertista Alondra de la Parra publicó en su cuenta: "Salgan a votar, ni el partido ni la lluvia debe de impedir que voten!"
- 2012-07-02Carlos Soto dice que asistió a las casillas electorales porque quiere contribuir en el cambio y luchar por un mejor país
- 2012-07-01From Puritans in New England to presidiental candidates today, political leaders have given voice to the idea of American exceptionalism. Click through the gallery to see their words.
- 2012-07-01A fallen tree uprooted following heavy storms in the Washington area lies on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol on June 30, the morning after a violent storm swept through the area.
- 2012-07-01Life is hard for low income earners in Hong Kong as booming house prices push up the cost of rent. Outside metro stations, elderly women collect free daily newspapers discarded by commuters which they then sell to earn some money.