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A major migration has disappeared from the savanna: the horde of tourists driving a billion-dollar tourism industry that employs millions and is essential to wildlife conservation in many African countries.
By Story by Max Bearak | Photos by Luis Tato ●Read more »
Many leaders on Sunday spoke of John Lewis's impact on Congress, where he was known as a moral compass for both parties in an increasingly divided political environment.
The legal action comes after days of intensifying clashes between the Trump administration and Portland officials, who have accused federal agencies of heavy-handed tactics that inflame unrest.
The killing of Thomas Finch was orchestrated by Samuel Roper, an Atlanta police officer who went on to lead the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and then, upon retirement, Georgia's chapter of the Ku Klux Klan.
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A 63-year-old asthmatic store clerk wonders what she should do when she sees customers who are violating her state's mask mandate and putting her life at risk.
Voices From the Pandemic●By As told to Eli Saslow ●Read more »
He's an entertainer seeking to balance hard-core views with a corporate-friendly face — an effort that for him is both internal struggle and canny calculation.
Most people with coronavirus spread it to only a few people, or none at all. But a few individuals — who may not know they're infected — transmit it with alarming efficiency, studies show.
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