Caterpillar products produced in Illinois, like the ones shown above, will be able to be exported to South Korea, Colombia and Panama duty free if Congress passes trade agreements with those countries on Wednesday. Obama says the agreements will provide a major boost to U.S. exports and support tens of thousands of jobs.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca leads a tour inside the men's central jail at the Twin Towers Correctional Facility in Los Angeles in 2004. Baca is accused of ignoring inmate abuse by his deputies. Damian Dovarganes/AP hide caption

With shaggy hair and skinny jeans, Jon Huntsman (upper right) strikes a pose with his band, Wizard.

Mitt Romney, a GOP candidate for president, is Mormon. Recently, the pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas called the Mormon faith a "cult" and said Romney isn't Christian. But other evangelicals say they share conservative social values and would vote for a Mormon for president.

Cawi Binti Baisan, 84, squats beside the grave of her first husband, Bitol, a farmer who was executed by Dutch soldiers in 1947. She is one of seven remaining widows of the more than 400 estimated massacre victims. A Dutch court recently ruled that the Dutch government must compensate the widows for their losses.

A Moving Sound. YunYa Hsieh stands at the center, Scott Praire sits to the right.

Albert Florence (right) sits at his home in Bordentown, N.J., on Tuesday with his attorney Susan Chana Lask. He challenged his strip search after a wrongful arrest on minor charges.

Early morning view of an automated irrigation system in on a farm in Sudlersville, MD

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Language drives Johnson's art since her illness, as depicted in her piece called Enthusiastic, created in 2009.