10 Things to Know for Thursday - 10 March 2016
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Thursday:
1. WHY CLINTON'S CONFIDENT DESPITE SURPRISING LOSS IN MICHIGAN
Her campaign believes her delegate lead will continue to grow and soon close off any path to victory for Sanders.
In this Monday, Dec. 21, 2015, photo, Lucy Mueller poses with her 2015 Fiat 500 on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles. Mueller lived in Los Angeles for eight years without a car before she finally bought one in July. Mueller took buses and trains, hitched rides with friends and used ride-sharing services like Lyft, before owning her car. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
2. US CAPTURES ISLAMIC STATE GROUP'S CHEMICAL ARMS ENGINEER
It's the first known major success of the Obama administration's strategy of deploying commandos to Iraq dedicated to bagging IS leaders in clandestine operations.
3. FIRST UTERUS TRANSPLANT IN US FAILS
The 26-year-old woman who underwent the procedure last month suffered a complication that required surgical removal of the transplanted uterus, the Cleveland Clinic says.
4. NORTH KOREA FIRES TWO SHORT-RANGE MISSILES INTO SEA, SEOUL SAYS
It's a likely show of anger by Pyongyang at the ongoing springtime war games by rivals America and South Korea.
5. KNIFE FOUND AT OJ SIMPSON'S FORMER ESTATE LIKELY UNCONNECTED TO KILLINGS
An official tells the AP that the knife is too small to make the wounds that killed Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
6. WHAT'S NEW WITH 'GO NOWHERE' GENERATION
Millennials were once a source of panic in the auto industry. Now they're buying cars in big numbers.
7. AMERICAN WOMEN SEEK END TO 'PERIOD TAX'
A national push to abolish sales taxes on tampons — while other medical products are exempt — is gathering steam.
8. HOW BEATLES PRODUCER IS BEING EULOGIZED
George Martin never boasted of his musical accomplishments — but they have grown in stature over time and will be enjoyed as long as recorded music is played, the AP's Gregory Katz writes.
9. DOS EQUIS SAYS ADIOS TO PITCHMAN
The Mexican beer brand is dumping the gray-haired spokesman known as the "Most Interesting Man in the World" for another actor.
10. DENVER PARTS WAYS WITH ANOTHER QB
On the heels of Peyton Manning's retirement, the Broncos lose Brock Osweiler to free agency.
This still image provided by Dos Equis shows a scene from one of the beer company's ads featuring actor Jonathan Goldsmith as the "Most Interesting Man in the World." Dos Equis said Wednesday, March 9, 2016, they are dumping Goldsmith for another actor, in an effort to attract younger drinkers. (Dos Equis via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT
FILE - In this Jan. 24, 2016, file photo, Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning, left, is congratulated by quarterback Brock Osweiler following their 20-18 win over the New England Patriots in the AFC championship NFL football game in Denver. With Peyton Manning retired, his supposed successor Brock Osweiler heading to Houston. (AP Photo/Joe Mahoney, File)
