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FBI officials released several photos and video footage of individuals they've identified as two white males who are wanted for questioning in relation to the deadly Boston bombings. The Monday attacks killed three people and injured more than 170.

Chicago - The Cook County Medical Examiner has just too many John and Jane Does. In a controversial move, they have started posting photos of the unidentified dead bodies on their website, in the hopes that families of the deceased will come forward.

Madrid - Allegedly to protect the lives of law enforcement officers, but more likely a crack-down on freedom of expression, Spain's government is drafting a law to ban citizens from photographing or filming police officers at their work.

The social media and image based networking site Pinterest has changed its policy and has moved from being an invitation only service to being open to all.

New York - Instagram, the popular iPhone and Android app, has inspired budding photographers to shoot and share their work, in real time. John de Guzman has built a massive following on the mobile platform by blending creativity, community, and business acumen.

The latest report into the social media site Pinterest shows that its reach and popularity has extended far beyond the North America and is proving to be a hit across Europe. The main users, however, remain predominantly female.

Los Angeles - Actress Lindsay Lohan is reportedly shooting nude photos for Playboy magazine, after negotiating a deal worth almost $1 million.

In a joint open letter published in the New York Times on Tuesday, Osama bin Laden's sons seek proof confirming their father's death and protest the nature of his killing.

BP makes photographs of its oil spill response available to the public. Some people have maintained that BP wasn't telling the truth with its pictures.

New York - New never-before-seen aerial photographs have been released by ABC News that show the entire area engulfed with smoke from the buildings.