In Sight: The best photos of the week

The Best Photos of the Week ; In Sight

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The Best Photos of the Week (Loic Venance/AFP/Getty Images) Here are 13 of the week's best photos Night surfing in France, Nubian giraffe calf born at Prague zoo, former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen testifies on Capitol Hill, clashes over delivery of aid into Venezuela and more images from around the world. Read more     In Sight   ADVERTISEMENT   (Johanna Warwick) Perspective 'Etched, carved and broken': A photographer's view of the world's largest underground marble quarry Last Fall, The Washington Post partnered with Visura in an open call for submissions of photo essays. The Post selected five winners and 3 honorable mentions out of almost 300 submissions. We are presenting one of the winners today here on In Sight — Johanna Warwick and her work "Between the Ground & Sky." By Chloe Coleman · Read more     Must-see photo stories Scenes from the 2019 US-North Korea nuclear summit in Hanoi President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un meet again, this time in Vietnam. Trump arrived before 9 p.m. in Hanoi aboard Air Force One, while Un arrived in the late morning after a 2,500-mile train journey from North Korea's capital. Both leaders were greeted by Vietnamese officials and waving crowds holding flowers and Vietnamese flags. By Olivier Laurent and Adam Taylor · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT   (Milton Morris) The Hot Duck has nothing on these fancy pigeons From Jacobins to short faced tumblers, these highly bred birds compete at the National Pigeon Association's annual show in Myrtle Beach, S.C. By Milton Morris · Read more Self-help author Marianne Williamson wants to be your healer in chief On the campaign trail with a spiritual guru who hopes to fix America with love. Tough love. By Anna Peele, May-Ying Lam and Michael Johnson · Read more 'You want a cookie?': As families arrive en masse, border agents offer snacks and medical checks The influx of Central American families, and two child deaths, have created a new reality at the border, officials say. By Maria Sacchetti · Read more   Recommended for you Get the Must Reads newsletter Get a curated selection of our best journalism in your inbox every Saturday, plus a peek behind the scenes into how one story came together. Sign Up

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