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October 04, 2026

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October 04, 2026

The World in Pictures: AP's most compelling images of the week
The World in Pictures: AP's most compelling images of the week
 

The best photos from around the world

A montage of photos.

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A Head Start preschool in Florida faces changes under proposed English-only education rules

A preschooler plays in a classroom during a Head Start program.

A preschooler plays in a classroom during a Head Start program in Immokalee. Photo: Rebecca Blackwell

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Cuba’s ballet dancers persevere through blackouts and shortages

A dancer from the National Ballet of Cuba adjusts her ballet shoes.

A dancer from the National Ballet of Cuba adjusts her ballet shoes before rehearsal in Havana, Cuba. Photo: Ramon Espinosa

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Racers battle mud and obstacles in Lebanon’s Hannibal Race

A competitor crawls through mud.

Mud splashes onto a competitor's face as he crawls through an obstacle during the 15th Hannibal Race at Lebanon’s Mzaar-Kfardebian ski resort. Photo: Hassan Ammar

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One extraordinary photo: Where a drone’s perspective meets a photographer’s eye

The aftermath of a news helicopter crash.

An aerial view of the aftermath of a news helicopter crash in Chatsworth, a neighborhood in Los Angeles, on Sept. 16. Photo: Ethan Swope

 

Ethan tells us why he chose this photo

Part of my goal is to make timely images that provide context. That can sometimes mean looking for other ways of viewing a scene. The overhead image works as it draws the eye directly to the center of the photo in a way that was impossible from the ground.
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