Relatives of Raheel Fayz, one of the police killed on Monday's attack, react during his funeral in Lahore, Pakistan, Tuesday, March 31, 2009. The commander of the Pakistani Taliban claimed responsibility Tuesday for a deadly assault on a Pakistani police academy.

March 25: Huge machines are digging a cavern the size of a small stadium at Chile's Andina copper mine, deep in the Andes mountains.

Edouard Daladier, the Premier of France, centre, stands with the French delegation to the World Economic Conference in London, June 12, 1933. More than a thousand of the world's top finance and government officials squeezed into London's stuffy Geological Museum in 1933 to set about trying to save the world from the Great Depression. Six weeks later, the World Economic Conference gave up. Without any major agreements, it adjourned amid squabbling and finger-pointing between the world's democracies.

The President of Mexico Felipe Calderon inspects guards on Horse Guards Parade in London on the first day of his state visit to Britain on Monday.

May, 1939. Between Tulare and Fresno on U.S. 99. Farmer from Independence, Kansas, on the road at cotton chopping time. He and his family have been in California for six months.

Mathew Brady's photo outfit in front of Petersburg, Va., around 1864, from the Library of Congress glass negative collection.

Two Indonesian workers walk on a construction site in Jakarta on March 24, 2009. After sinking deep during the financial crisis, Indonesia has now entered the club of the world's fastest growing economies.

The Los Angeles-class submarine USS Annapolis (SSN 760) rests on the Arctic Ocean after breaking through three feet of ice during Ice Exercise (ICEX) 2009 March 21, 2009 in the Arctic Ocean. The U.S. Navy teamed with the University of Washington Applied Physics Laboratory to train in the arctic environment.

Palestinian men carry a body away from a burning car where a senior Fatah official, Kamal Madhat, and at least three bodyguards were killed in what appeared to be a roadside explosion outside the Mieh Mieh refugee camp near the southern port city of Sidon, Lebanon, Monday, March 23, 2009.

Karen Bradner (R) waits with other job seekers to be interviewed at a job fair at the Foxy Lady Gentleman's Club in Providence, R.I., March 21. Bradner, who was applying for an office job, has been looking for employment for a year. The club is looking to hire entertainers, bartenders, floor hosts and disc jockeys.

Goldsmiths craft gold ornaments at a traditional jewellery manufacturer in the old part of Dhaka March 22, 2009.

Firefighters hose on a FedEx cargo plane after it crashed and burst into flames Monday on landing amid heavy winds at Narita International Airport in Narita, east of Tokyo, Monday, March 23, 2009. A pilot and co-pilot were aboard but their safety could not immediately be confirmed.

A woman carries bread rolls on her head as she walks past a poster of Pope Benedict XVI in Luanda, Angola, Friday March 20, 2009. As Pope Benedict XVI makes his first pilgrimage to the continent this week, the church faces enormous challenges. Yet the church has ballooned in the last century from under 2 million to nearly 140 milion, making it the most fertile ground in the world for Catholicism.

A soldier runs while holding a weapon, after two tanks backed by troops forced their way into a presidential palace, in Antananarivo March 16. Tanks successfully forced their way into the presidential palace in the centre of Madagascar's capital on Monday, but the president was not in the building.

Disused newspaper racks clutter a storage yard in San Francisco, Friday, March 13, 2009.

The vividly painted interior of a foreclosed house in Elkhart, Indiana on March 17.

Afghan honor guards carry a picture of Afghanistan's first president, Mohammad Daud Khan, during a ceremony to rebury him, in Kabul March 17, 2009. Daud Khan was shot dead in the presidential palace in a military coup in 1978. His remains and those who were killed with him were found at a mass grave recently.

People are covered in colored powder and dye during Holi celebrations March 15 in the Queens borough of New York City. Holi is originally an Indian festival marking the arrival of spring and is also called the Festival of Colors. Many of the New York participants are of Indo-Caribbean descent from Guyana and Trinidad where the festival is known as Phagwah.

Men pose with rattlesnakes inside the holding tank at the World's Biggest Rattlesnake Round-up in Sweetwater, Texas March 14, 2009. The round-up was started 51 years ago by the Jaycees as a way for ranchers to rid the abundance of snakes that were threatening their livestock. The Jaycees is a leadership training organization for young men and women between the ages of 21-39.

A man looks at Beretta guns during the International Guns Exhibition "IWA & OutdoorClassics" in Nuremberg, Germany, March 13, 2009. The fair opens today and runs till March 16, 2009.

A full Sap Moon sets behind the Golden Gate Bridge at dawn as a commuter ferry and a cargo ship navigate San Francisco Bay on March 11, 2009. The Sap Moon marks the time when maple sap begins to flow and the annual tapping of maple trees begins.

A Sri Lankan Muslim boy performs during a Muslim religious festival the instant a bomb exploded in Akuressa March 10, 2009. A suspected Tamil Tiger suicide bomber killed 14 people and wounded 35, including Sri Lanka's telecommunications minister.

A huge sand storm engulfs the Saudi capital of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Tuesday, March 10, 2009. The storm, which was still raging hours after it started, disrupted flights at the city's King Khalid International airport, with weather authorities announcing that visibility would drop to zero.