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Tucson — President Obama leads a memorial service for the six people killed and 13 wounded in the attack at an event hosted by Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who remains hospitalized in grave condition.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: JEWEL SAMAD / AFP/Getty Images

Washington — A blanket of snow covers the North Lawn of the White House. A broad stretch of the northeastern United States, including New York and Boston, was hit by another snowstorm.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: JIM WATSON / AFP/Getty Images

Boston — A lone cyclist braves the snow blanketing the city.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: BRIAN SNYDER / REUTERS

Teresopolis, Brazil — Rescue workers search for victims after heavy rains caused mudslides. More than a thousand people have been left without homes and 71 died in Teresopolis, in Rio de Janeiro state.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: VANDERLEI ALMEIDA / AFP/Getty Images

Port-au-Prince, Haiti — A man on crutches makes his way through the ruins of the Notre Dame Cathedral in the Haitian capital on the first anniversary of the devastating earthquake.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: HECTOR RETAMAL / AFP/Getty Images

Juba, Sudan — A voter's hand is reflected in his sunglasses as he casts his ballot in Juba. South Sudan's ruling party said that the 60% turnout required for the landmark independence referendum to be declared valid had been reached after just three days of polling.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: YASUYOSHI CHIBA / AFP/Getty Images

Khartoum, Sudan — A South Sudanese child plays in a cardboard box at the Mandela camp on the outskirts of the Sudanese capital.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: MOHAMED NURELDIN ABDALLAH / REUTERS

New Delhi — An boy looks up as he sorts onions at a market in the Indian capital. Onion traders in the city announced an indefinite strike to protest raids on their premises in the wake of a crisis over soaring onion prices.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: PRAKASH SINGH / AFP/Getty Images

Turin, Italy — A Fiat auto worker waves a FIOM union flag during a demonstration in Turin. Workers at the Italian automaker's Mirafiori plant vote this week on an agreement for additional shifts and reduced benefits in exchange for a commitment from the company for further investments to build new models in the country.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: STRINGER/ITALY / REUTERS

Berlin — German Chancellor Angela Merkel speaks with Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi after reviewing a guard of honor upon his arrival at the Chancellery in Berlin.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: FABRIZIO BENSCH / REUTERS

Yiwu, China — Replicas of the British royal engagement ring are packaged at a jewelry factory in Zhejiang province. Chinese manufacturers are cashing in on the British royal wedding craze, producing tens of thousands of replica rings for the global market.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: CARLOS BARRIA / REUTERS

Beijing — Russian performers in rabbit costumes wait backstage during rehearsals for a Chinese New Year show at Beijing Television Studios. China will celebrate the Year of the Rabbit on Feb. 4.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: PETER PARKS / AFP/Getty Images

New York — A jogger crosses the Brooklyn Bridge after a snowstorm.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Mark Lennihan / Associated Press

Windsor, Conn. — Roy Williams of Westfield, Mass., shovels snow in front of his vehicle on a merge ramp on Interstate 91 southbound during a winter storm in Windsor. Williams said a plow clearing the highway passed by and blocked him in.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Jessica Hill / Associated Press

Albany, N.Y. — A shovel-toting person walks along a street during a winter storm in Albany.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Mike Groll / Associated Press

Brisbane, Australia — A reflection of local residents talking is seen on a flooded street in Brisbane, Australia.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: TIM WIMBORNE / Reuters

Brisbane, Australia — Residents use a boat to navigate across their flooded suburb as flood waters cover Brisbane. Australia's third-biggest city is besieged by floods that are expected to affect at least 40,000 homes.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: TORSTEN BLACKWOOD / AFP / Getty Images

Brisbane, Australia — A local resident walks with his surfboard past flooded shops in Brisbane.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: TIM WIMBORNE / Reuters

South East Queensland, Australia — A vehicle is swept away in floodwaters in Queensland. Deadly floodwaters flowed onto the streets in Australia's northeastern state of Queensland since drenching rains that began in November sent swollen rivers spilling over their banks, inundating an area larger than France and Germany combined.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Associated Press

Port-au-Prince, Haiti — People pray during a memorial service near the presidential palace in Port-au-Prince on the one-year anniversary of the massive earthquake that devastated Haiti.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Joe Raedle / Getty Images

Port-au-Prince, Haiti — A woman holding rosary beads prays in front of the Haiti cathedral, which was destroyed in the 2010 earthquake, in Port-au-Prince.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: JORGE SILVA / Reuters

Port-au-Prince, Haiti — People attend a memorial service near the presidential palace in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Joe Raedle / Getty Images

Doha, Qatar — An Uzbek fan cheers for his team before the start of the 2011 Asian Cup Group A soccer match between Uzbekistan and Kuwait at Al-Gharafa Stadium in the Qatari capital Doha.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: PORNCHAI KITTIWONGSAKUL / AFP / Getty Images

Alpe d'Huez, France — A pack of skiers competes during the FIS Freestyle World Cup women's ski cross in Alpe d'Huez, France.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Vianney Thibaut/Agence Zoom / Getty Images

Gaza Strip — Palestinian relatives of the Islamic Jihad militant Muhammed Al-Nagar, who was killed Jan. 11 during an Israeli airstrike, mourn at his funeral.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: ALI ALI / EPA

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Pictures in the News | Jan. 12, 2011

President Barack Obama travels to Tuscon to pay tribute to the victims of a shooting attack that killed six people and left 13, including Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), gravely injured.

The first big snowstorm of the year hits the U.S. Northeast, turning it into a winter wonderland, leaving many people in New York and Boston wondering what to do about their canceled flights.

Flooding continues in the Queensland region of Australia, while heavy rains in areas of Brazil cause mudslides, claiming lives and leaving thousands homeless.

Fiat auto workers protest in Turin; replicas of the British royal engagement ring are produced en masse in China for global distribution, and Russian performers in rabbit costumes wait backstage in Beijing to rehearse for a TV show to coincide with the upcoming Year of the Rabbit festivities.

On the first anniversary of the devastating earthquake in Haiti, a man on crutches makes his way through the ruins of the Notre Dame Cathedral and people pray at a memorial service near the presidential palace. Reconstruction efforts remain practically nonexistent, and camps for the displaced appear to have taken on a permanence. See our “Haiti Earthquake: A Look Back a Year Later” gallery.

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