In Sight: The best photos of the week and a vivid, surreal Kodachrome love poem to 1980s Florida

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THE BEST PHOTOS OF THE WEEK Here are 14 of the week's best photos Migrating flamingos fly over Israel, Switzerland's tallest pine tree is felled; Virgin Galactic test flight reaches space; Trump, Pelosi and Schumer spar over government shutdown and border security; more images from around the world. Read more »   IN SIGHT ADVERTISEMENT A vivid, surreal Kodachrome love poem to 1980s Florida Photographer Nathan Benn's vintage photos of Florida. By Kenneth Dickerman and Nathan Benn  •  Read more » (Luis Antonio Rojas) Perspective Hope. Love. Longing. Uncertainty: A photographer documents the faces and messages home of migrants in Tijuana A photographer lent his cellphone to migrants in Tijuana so they could contact people in their home countries. With their consent, he recorded their messages and took their portraits. By Luis Antonio Rojas and Chloe Coleman  •  Read more »     MUST-SEE PHOTOS STORIES ADVERTISEMENT Photos of Trump, Pelosi and Schumer sparring over government shutdown and border security in Oval Office meeting President Trump, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer argued over Trump?s demand that taxpayers must pay for a wall along the Mexico border or he will shut down part of the government. Read more » The ordinary people keeping the peace in Nigeria's deadly land feuds The country's police and security forces are underequipped and underpaid. So civilians are stepping in. By Max Bearak, Jane Hahn, Mia Torres and Olivier Laurent  •  Read more » 'Living under a time bomb': California communities scramble to avoid becoming the next wildfire tragedy Many residents move to northern California for the trees. But as wildfires become deadlier, many are facing a choice: cut the trees or move out. By Madison Walls, Tim Craig, Karly Domb Sadof and Ricky Carioti  •  Read more » The new autocrats: How democracy helps leaders consolidate power Countries where freedom triumphed three decades ago are leading history's march in reverse. By Griff Witte and Jason Bernert  •  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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