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In Sight: The best photos of the week

PHOTOS OF THE WEEK ; IN SIGHT

A curated view of your world in photographs

PHOTOS OF THE WEEK Here are 16 of the week's best photos The Senate Judiciary Committee hearing with Christine Blasey Ford, Former first lady Michelle Obama meets with people at a rally to encourage voter registration and more images from around the world Read more » IN SIGHT ADVERTISEMENT Perspective 'It was the Cubans, not Fidel, who in the end were left standing, to now decide the fate of their country' A peek inside Michael Christopher Brown's new book, "Yo Soy Fidel" By Kenneth Dickerman and Michael Christopher Brown  •  Read more » Nothing in these photographs is real. They are meant to 'hover somewhere between reality and soap opera.' Mary Frey's new "Real Life Dramas" by Peperoni Books. By Kenneth Dickerman and Mary Frey  •  Read more » ADVERTISEMENT For some women in China, 'love markets' are the last resort to find a husband Photographer Goncalo Fonseca documents China's "love markets." By Goncalo Fonseca  •  Read more » See the fading art of making charcoal in the valleys of northern Spain Photographer Alvaro Barrientos documents the fading art of making charcoal in northern Spain By Kenneth Dickerman and Alvaro Barrientos  •  Read more » MUST-SEE PHOTO STORIES In Japan's Okinawa island, U.S. military bases take center stage in election  The leading candidate for governor of Okinawa wants U.S. Marines to finally move on. Photos by Kosuke Okahara  •  Read more » 15 Unusual things in D.C. that tourists should seek out Intrigue in Washington is usually the stuff unearthed by special prosecutors or investigative reporters. But we're more interested in another kind of intrigue — the kind found within objects and places hidden in plain sight. Photos by Calla Kessler  •  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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