The Washington Times Photo Report

A woman holds an ultrasound image of a fetus on a street in New Delhi, India. The Indian government can only monitor the 25,770 officially registered ultrasound machines. There are anywhere from 70,000 such machines —according to the London Daily Mail— to 100,000 of them, according to the British Medical Journal. The technology makes it possible for any woman to determine the sex of her child. If it's a girl, free abortions are available at government hospitals.

Gov. Mark Warner kicks off his run for U.S. Senate at the Carlyle Club in Alexandria, Va., on May 5, 2008.

Little dogs finally got their day at the races at the 4th Annual Unleashed Chihuahua Races, held at the Alexandria Petco, Saturday, April 26, 2008. Over 150 dogs competed in the 35-foot-long astro-turf track race, some traveling as far as Ohio to participate.

One of six tornados to hit southeastern Virginia on Monday, April 28, touched down in Suffolk, Virginia, destroying neighborhoods and leaving many unable to learn the fate of their pets and homes.

A series of videos about local people and preparations for the visit to Washington, D.C., by Pope Benedict XVI.
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Washington Times staff photographer Joseph Silverman recalls working the streets of D.C. during the riots that followed the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4, 1968.

The Department of Homeland Security, continuing to enforce what it calls a "strict policy of arresting, prosecuting and jailing" illegal immigrants, deported a record number of those caught on the nation's borders last year — more than 280,000 in fiscal year 2007 compared with 186,000 a year earlier.

Behind the scenes as a cable network broadcasts the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series event at Richmond International Raceway in Richmond, Va.

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton continue to campaign in Pennsylvania leading up to the Pennsylvania Primary, which takes place on April 22. .
Photos: Clinton campaigns and Obama campaigns