In Sight: The best photos from the week

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The Best Photos of the Week (Matt McClain/The Washington Post) Here are 16 of the week's best photos Actress Lori Loughlin faces charges in a college admissions cheating scheme, the Philippines observes Earth Hour, Lori Lightfoot becomes the first African American woman elected as Chicago mayor, and Washington cherry blossoms are in peak bloom. Read more     In Sight   ADVERTISEMENT   (Alejandra Carles-Tolra) Perspective This photographer hung out with some Jane Austen mega-fans. Here's what she saw. After moving to the UK, photographer Alejandra Carles-Torla documented a group of the 18th century English author's fans. By Kenneth Dickerman · Read more Perspective A living legend steps away from photography and then returns with 'I Know How Furiously Your Heart is Beating' After taking an absence from photography, a living legend returns with his latest book. By Kenneth Dickerman and Alec Soth · Read more   ADVERTISEMENT       Must-see photo stories 'We keep fighting': Stories of resilience from across Venezuela Food shortages, power outages, crippling inflation and a socialist state near collapse have brought misery to most Venezuelans, but they haven't given up hope. By Jon Gerberg, Michael Robinson Chavez, Jake Crump and Madison Walls · Read more (Matt McClain/The Washington Post) The scene in Washington as cherry blossoms reach peak bloom Visitors flock to the Tidal Basin as Washington's famed cherry blossoms approach peak bloom, expected early this week. Read more Stacy Zarin Goldberg for The Washington Post / food styling by Bonnie Benwick/The Washington Post How to make your best batch of biscuits With these tips to guide you, the path to buttery bliss is yours to customize. By Becky Krystal · Read more Sergio Flores / For The Washington Post 'If you close the border, Eagle Pass will die.' Residents fear a Trump border closure would be destructive to South Texas towns. Cities on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border say closure — now, or a year from now — would stifle commerce, daily lives. By Maria Sacchetti · Read more A football locker room, a broomstick and a sex assault case roil a school School officials in Damascus, Md., ran their own investigation for hours before handing off to detectives. By Dan Morse and Donna St. George · Read more   Recommended for you Get the Inspired Life newsletter Unexpected good deeds, humor and advice to improve your life, in your inbox every Saturday. Sign Up

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