Wildlife authorities say they still had their tusks, which rules out poaching.
Lynley Price
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Maine lobsterman’s convention speech sets off political spat
Jason Joyce of Swan’s Island says, ‘As long as Trump is president, fishing families like mine will have a voice.’ But Maine Democrats say the president has hurt the industry.
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British government ditches advice on masks at schools
The World Health Organization recently recommended children over the age of 12 should wear masks if social distancing is not possible.
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Trump: Acting homeland security secretary will lead agency
Chad Wolf was named to the position in November 2019 following the removal of Kevin McAleenan.
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S&P 500 shakes off a bumpy start, pushes to another record
Positive developments around the pandemic have helped boost the market, but the economy is still hurting.
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AP poll: Many in U.S. shoring up finances amid downturn
Despite increased unemployment, 45 percent of Americans say they’ve saved more money than usual.
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Amazon teams with university to train military employees for new roles
Workers can take the online courses to prepare them for the company’s current and future needs.
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Africa now free of wild poliovirus after decades of work
The World Health Organization says this is only the second time a virus has been eradicated from the continent, after the elimination of smallpox 40 years ago.
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American Airlines plans 19,000 furloughs, layoffs in October
The decision falls heaviest on flight attendants, with 8,100 being terminated.
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First lady unveils student art exhibit on women’s suffrage
Melania Trump was also using her appearance to promote her husband’s record on women’s issues.