Papa John’s is pulling founder’s image from its marketing

John Schnatter, founder and former CEO of Papa John’s, will no longer be the face of the pizza chain’s logos and marketing materials after using a racial slur. Last year, Schnatter stepped down as the CEO of Papa John’s after a disappointing amount of pizza sales surrounding the national issue of football players kneeling to the anthem. This week, Papa John’s is trying to further itself from Schnatter after Forbes reported he used the N-word in a conference call in May. However, the company will keep its name.

74 people die in election violence ahead of Sharif’s return

A suicide attack at a political rally in Pakistan Friday killed more than 74 people and injured 120 others. The bombing targeted candidate Akram Khan Durrani, who escaped unhurt, whereas candidate Siraj Raisani died in the explosion. The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for the attack, and disgraced former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will face a 10-year prison sentence due to corruption charges.

8 endangered black rhinos die in Kenya after relocation

Eight critically endangered black rhinos died in Kenya after being transferred from the capital to a new national park. Investigators claimed that the rhinos likely died trying to adapt to the saltier water in their new home, which led to dehydration and a fatal cycle from drinking more water. The surviving rhinos are being closely monitored, and prominent Kenyan conservationist Paula Kahumbu of WildlifeDirect called the loss “a complete disaster.”