The week's best photos
A robotic dog, a protest for justice, and more
A woman protests the death of blogger Albert Ojwang, who died in police custody, in Nairobi, Kenya
A crowd gathers to light candles for the victims of a school shooting in Graz, Austria
Lin-Manuel Miranda performs "My Shot" with the original cast of "Hamilton" during the 78th Tony Awards in New York City
Children jump on a trampoline in Kabul, Afghanistan
A band perform from the back of a car during the Puerto Rican Day Parade in New York City
An Orthodox priest splashes holy water during a ceremony in Yakhroma, Russia
Sparks fly as a man sharpens a knife at a workshop in Lahore, Pakistan
Children interact with a robotic dog during the America250 military celebrations in Fayetteville, North Carolina
Revellers on motorcycles take part in the World Pride parade in Washington, D.C.
The Sun's uncharted south pole is captured on film for the first time by the Solar Orbiter spacecraft
Protestors face a line of National Guard troops in Los Angeles, California
Muslims pray in Karachi, Pakistan
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Anahi Valenzuela has worked as an editorial assistant at The Week since 2022, where she assists with magazine content and covers the week's best photos. She started her career as a media producer at The Daily Californian and a writer for College Magazine.
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