People throw potatoes into a pachamanca during the gastronomic fair Mistura in Lima in 2011. Ernesto Benavides/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
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Many Stories, One WorldHealth workers wash their hands after taking a blood sample from a child to test for the Ebola virus. On Tuesday, the workers tested people in the village outside Monrovia where a 17-year-old boy died of the disease over the weekend. Abbas Dulleh/AP hide caption
Afternoon Tea, 1886. Chromolithograph after Kate Greenaway. If you're looking for finger sandwiches, dainty desserts and formality, afternoon tea is your cup. Print Collector/Getty Images hide caption
Brazilian President Mends Ties With President Obama On White House Visit
Export-Import Bank Set To Expire At Midnight After Congress Fails To Act
People wait in line to withdraw euros from an ATM after Greece closed its banks Monday in Athens. Milos Bicanski/Getty Images hide caption
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, flanked by Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz (left) and U.S. Under Secretary for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman met with Iranian negotiators Tuesday at a hotel in Vienna. Carlos Barria/AP hide caption
Clocks around the world, like Big Ben, will have an extra second added tonight. Oli Scarff/Getty Images hide caption
People walk on the Bund, the riverfront area next to the financial district in Shanghai. Many foreigners have descended on Shanghai to make money on China's economic expansion. NPR's Frank Langfitt met one such woman as part of the free taxi rides he's been offering. Aly Song/Reuters/Landov hide caption
A collection of old Greek Drachma and euro notes and coins. Geert Vanden Wijngaert/AP hide caption