The Week in Photos: ‘Everything Everywhere’ sweep up at Oscars; drugs invade L.A. Metro

Michelle Yeoh accepted the award for actress in a leading role at the 95th Academy Awards ceremony at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood on Sunday.

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Director Daniel Roher and Yulia Navalnaya, the wife of jailed Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, embrace after “Navalny” won the Oscar for documentary feature.

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Top: Matthew Morales smokes fentanyl on the Metro subway Red Line. Above: AJ Jackson, front, prepares to smoke medicine on Feb. 28 at the MacArthur Park Metro station in Los Angeles.

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Richard Teer, 46, in his cap and gown ready for the Offender Mentor Certification Program graduation ceremony at California State Prison in Lancaster.

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Above: Sylvia Garcia, second from left, from Bassett Street Elementary School, walks with fellow teachers and other LA Unified employees during a rally in Grand Park in downtown Los Angeles on Wednesday night. Above: A crowd of United Teachers of Los Angeles, SEIU 99 members, and supporters held a joint rally in a historic show of unity. The rally drew thousands of participants, filling so many parts of the park that loudspeakers couldn’t even reach participants more than a block away.

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Phil Guarneri sits at the opening of his tent set up on a sidewalk behind the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in February, waiting for a bus to take him to a motel under Mayor Karen Bass’s “Inside Safe” initiative.

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Left: Each flag stands for a fallen Ukrainian soldier. Right: Parishioners take part in a service in Bucha, Ukraine, on the anniversary of Russia’s massive invasion of the country.

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Three members of the Ostrovskii family, including Viktorya, 51, Anatoli, 75, and Vyacheslav, 32, were buried together in the same grave at Bucha cemetery on April 22, 2022. All three were shot and killed by Russians on March 7, as they tried to escape from Bucha.

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Inmates make a phone call in the Little Scandinavia unit at the Pennsylvania State Correctional Institution in Chester, Pa., on March 9. The unit is designed to give inmates a sense of autonomy in their space.

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The Scandinavian prison model encourages collegiality on the theory that prisoners can learn to make better choices when they are not preoccupied with fear and violence.

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Chan Quach, also known as Chan the Birdman, rides as his six Hyacinth macaws, the world’s largest parrots, fly with him on the San Gabriel River Trail in Azusa. Running alongside on the left is his dog Dede, a Jack Russell terrier.

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Yurok Tribal Police Chief Greg O’Rourke stands on the bridge in Pecwan, Calif., where Emmilee Risling, 32, was last seen before she disappeared in October 2021 in Humboldt County. According to the National Information Crime Center, 84% of Indigenous women experience some form of violence in their lives. Those living on a reservation are killed at 10 times the national murder rate.

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A dilapidated motor home sits above the Klamath River, in the far corner of the Yurok Reservation called End of Road, near where Emmilee Risling was last seen before she disappeared.

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