Almanac highlights for June 10 with births and facts
Today marks day 172 of 2025 and the second day of summer. Notable birthdays include Chris Pratt and Juliette Lewis among others. James Buchanan never married. in 1997 the first WNBA game opened its season. Moon phase sits between last quarter on June 18 and new moon on June 25. New Hampshire population 141 885 in 1790 after Constitution ratification. Chris Pratt turns 46 today.
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LA demonstrations spark debate on law and order and gains
Cal Thomas analyzes weekend protests, media labels, and polling that show public unease with demonstrations. He notes the contrast with Jan 6 coverage, questions funding sources, and argues political impact hinges on messaging and crime control. He cites polls on support for National Guard deployment and immigration messaging trends.
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Moreno Applauds Trump in Los Angeles Video
U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno posted a video from Los Angeles praising President Trump for his actions and criticized the timing of National Guard deployment during the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection. The piece notes Trump pardons for those convicted and Moreno’s stance to look forward and back law enforcement, with context on protests and costs.
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Clean-energy tax credits should stay as federal policy
The Chronicle-Telegram notes that clean-energy tax credits have boosted Ohio with over 20 billion dollars invested and more than 20 000 jobs created before this year while 100 000 residents claimed 150 million in credits for home energy improvements. It urges Senators Husted and Moreno to reinstate the credits in the budget bill amid rising energy demand from data centers and tech growth.
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Letters to the editor guidelines for The Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle-Telegram outlines letter submission rules including word limit of 250 words, requirement of signature, full address and phone number for verification, and contact options by mail fax or email for the Editorial Page Editor in Elyria Ohio.
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Why Dems are picking moderates in 2026 elections
Democratic candidates show strength in local races with two gubernatorial hopefuls Spanberger of Virginia and Sherrill of New Jersey stressing affordability and energy independence. Both former freshmen lawmakers opposed Pelosi, backed Blue Dog centrists, and vow to counter Trump while highlighting local cost issues, with NYC mayoral, Virginia and New Jersey results signaling party direction.
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