Fidel Castro Steps Down

A look back at the dictator's years in power

[February 19, 2008]

The Rolling Stones
1969 American Tour

In Let It Bleed, a lavishly illustrated and researched new book, photographer Ethan Russell tells the epic tale of how the World's Greatest Rock and Roll Bank conquered America, invented the modern tour, and met with tragedy at Altamont.

[February 19, 2008]

Pictures of the Week

February 9 - February 14, 2008

[February 14, 2008]
Past Pictures of the Week

Pakistan Votes

On February 18, after months of political turmoil, countless bomb attacks and a high profile assassination, Pakistanis go to the polls

[February 15, 2008]

The 50th Running of the
Daytona 500

The quintessential American race hits the half-century mark.
A look back at its history and glory years

[February 15, 2008]

Horrors, It's London Fashion!

Inspired by everything from horror movies to Maggie Smith in The Pride of Miss Jean Brodie, London designers took a few risks for Fall, 2008 and came up with some inventive — if rough-edged — collections. By Marion Hume

[February 15, 2008]

A Tragic Day at Northern Illinois University

A former student opened fire in a lecture hall, killing seven people, before turning the gun on himself

[February 15, 2008]

A Woman's Right to Vote

On February 15, America honors Susan B. Anthony, who spearheaded the woman's suffrage movement. Here's a photo gallery devoted to this American civil rights leader and the many other women who lobbied for the passage of the 19th amendment.

[February 14, 2008]
Audio

Life in China's Suburbs

TIME Senior Writer Bill Powell, who moved to a town outside Shanghai in 2006, talks about joining the millions of Chinese who are building the country's booming suburbs

[February 15, 2008]

Australia Says Sorry

On Feb. 13, Australia's Parliament apologized to thousands of part-Aboriginal people who were removed from their families to be raised in white society. TIME photographer Lisa Hogben captured the faces and emotions of a historic moment

[February 15, 2008]

King Penguins at Risk

A new study has found that climate change is threatening the long-term survival of these beloved sub-Antarctic birds

[February 12, 2008]

The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show

Contestants pull out all the stops to win at the nation's oldest and most prestigious canine competition

[February 12, 2008]