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The Best Photos of the Week (VINCENZO PINTO / AFP/Getty Images) Here are 15 of the week's best photos University of Virginia wins college basketball championship, "bomb cyclone" snowstorm hits the Midwest, first photograph of a black hole, memorial service for slain rapper Nipsey Hussle and more images from around the world. Read more (Maja Daniels) Perspective Haunting photographs from a mysterious community in a rural Swedish valley Photographer Maja Daniels explores her connections to a rural Swedish community. By Kenneth Dickerman and Maja Daniels · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT   (Esther Ruth Mbabazi) Perspective Picturing the dreams of South Sudan's new generation Many of these young women and men were born in conflict but "life is happening as just about anywhere else in the world." By Olivier Laurent · Read more (Elijah Hurwitz) Perspective The Druze of Israel look toward the coming election for change A photographer takes a closer look at the Druze culture in Israel. By Elijah Hurwitz and Chloe Coleman · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT       Must-see photo stories (Carolyn Van Houten/The Washington Post) They descended from African American slaves. They fled to Mexico 170 years ago. Here's a window into what's left of their tribe. The Mascogos ran to Mexico to escape slavery, forming a tiny black community in the middle of the desert. Now, some are migrating to America work, while others mourn a dying culture. By Kevin Sieff and Carolyn Van Houten · Read more (Joel van Houdt for The Washington Post) In Russia's Dagestan region, a path back from the ruins of the Islamic State    As the West struggles with the fate of ISIS prisoners, one woman in Dagestan helps bring back former fighters and families.   By Amie Ferris-Rotman and Joel van Houdt · Read more (Charlotte Kesl for The Washingston Post) Survivors of Hurricane Michael in the Florida Panhandle fear they have been forgotten Amid wreckage and downed trees, residents worry about fires and congressional gridlock. By Patricia Sullivan and Joel Achenbach · Read more It's been 20 years since the Columbine shooting. His job is to stop the next attack. With threats on the rise, John McDonald works to protect a community that has already endured the worst. By Jessica Contrera · 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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