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Easter celebrations around the world, in photos

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By Kenneth Dickerman Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Easter celebrations around the world, in photos (washingtonpost.com) Easter celebrations around the world, in photos By Kenneth Dickerman 2025042015243600 From war-torn Ukraine to the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in D.C., people around the globe gathered for an annual celebration of Easter. Photojournalists spanning the world spread out to capture scenes from the day. Here is some of what they saw.
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Pictures of what happened this week: NCAA Tournament begins its run, Trump presides over Kennedy Center board meeting

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By Troy Witcher, Kenneth Dickerman Verified, Stephen Cook
| The Washington Post Verified
Spring begins to bloom in Washington; the NCAA Tournament begins its 2025 run; lampooned sculptures burn during the Fallas Festival in Spain; Trump presides over a Kennedy Center board meeting in Washington. See 12 of the week’s most interesting images from around the world, as selected by Washington Post photo editors. March 19 | Lilia Forbang, center, has her photo taken while posing among blooming magnolia trees outside the Smithsonian Castle in Washington.
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Wreckage in the aftermath of storms across U.S., in photos

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By Jintak Han Verified, Kenneth Dickerman Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
Extremely dry and windy conditions in Oklahoma and Texas fueled dozens of fires, destroying structures and forcing residents from their homes on Friday. More than 130 wildfires have burned across 44 counties in Oklahoma, the state’s Department of Emergency Management said late Friday. Among them was a blaze in Stillwater, which destroyed several homes in the city of 50,000. Oklahoma State University, which is in Stillwater, canceled its baseball, softball and tennis matches in response to the fire.
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