Today in history and birthdays June 10 2015
June 10 marks the 161st day of spring. Births noted include Hattie McDaniel Prince Philip Judy Garland Nat Hentoff Maurice Sendak. Prison population and rates by state Louisiana and Mississippi cited. Belmont Stakes winner Affirmed noted from 1978. Joe Nuxhall youngest MLB player debut noted. Moon phase and calendar trivia included.
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Hattie McDaniel
Prince Philip
Judy Garland
Nat Hentoff
Maurice Sendak
Jeanne
Texas
California
United States
Louisiana
Mississippi
Numoon
Joe Nuxhal
Gincinn Reeds
St. Louis Cardinals
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Chroniclet.com
2016 Race Still Hillary's To Lose Says Column
Washington political column argues Hillary Clinton maintains lead in polling and debate dynamics. It notes Clinton's favorable rating around 45 percent, GOP weaknesses, and potential path to nomination amid a crowded field. It cites Post-ABC poll economics and outlines debate rules and voter mobilization themes.
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Washington
Hillary Clinton
Clinton Foundation
Benghazi
Jeb Bush
Clinton
Bush
Real Clear Politics
Fox News
CNN
GOP
Donald Trump
Ben Carson
Lindsey Graham
South Carolina
Bobby Jindal
Louisiana
Rick Perry
Texas
George Pataki
New York
Carly Fiorina
Bernie Sanders
Vermont
Maryland
Martin O'Malley
Virginia
Jim Webb
Rhode Island
Lincoln Chafee
Sanders
Roosevelt Island
Obama
Eugene Robinson
Journalists memorial honors fallen frontline reporters
The Newseum inducts 14 journalists into its Journalists Memorial Class of 2014, including Michel du Cille of The Washington Post and freelancers James Foley and Steven Sotloff. The ceremony recalls 2,271 names since 1837, while Iran’s secret trial of Jason Rezaian draws parallel to risks faced by reporters worldwide.
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Newcom
Washington Post
Michel du Cille
Liberia
James Foley
Steven Sotloff
Syria
Committee To Protect Journalists
Associated Press
Kathy Gannon
Anja Niedringhaus
Afghanistan
Gannon
Sotloff
Newseum
Iran
Post
Tehran
Jason Rezaian
Rezaian
Ness
Danny Pearl
Wall Street Journal London
al- Qaida
Pakistan
Anthony Shadid
The
New York Times
David Bloom
Michael Kelly
Elizabeth Neuffer
Iraq
Brad Will
Mexico
Protect Journalists
Tasnim
Mary Breme Rezaian
Anja Iedringhaus
Kosovo
Sarajevo
Ezaian
Niedringhaus
Ers
Debate over Flibanserin dubbed female Viagra gains FDA review
An FDA advisory committee recommended approving flibanserin to treat hypoactive sexual desire disorder in premenopausal women, though final approval remains uncertain amid past rejections. Critics warn of minimal benefits and safety risks including interactions with birth control and alcohol, urging cautious labeling and scrutiny.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Astor Cally
Flibanserin
Sprout Pharmaceuticals
Coi
Tina Turner
Isolated by design a critique of private spaces urban life
Emily Badger argues in Wonkblog that private cars gated communities and separate neighborhoods erode social ties. Century shifts in density, commuting, and public space reduce shared experiences and trust, fueling divisions across race class and geography.
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Joseph Cortright
New City Observatory
Cortright
Corsight
Cts
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America
Emily Badgers
Wonkblog
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