Subject: Today in 10: EgyptAir jet vanishes; Don Jr. and Eric Trump, revealed; Run-DMC and Aerosmith changed music forever
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TODAY IN 10

EgyptAir flight from Paris to Cairo vanishes: Greek and Egyptian armed forces are searching the sea off Egypt after Flight 804 dropped from radar just 45 minutes before its expected landing in Cairo. Sixty-six people were on board &#8212; none American. Full story

A fractured Democratic Party threatens Clinton’s chances against Trump: With the nomination essentially out of reach for Bernie Sanders, his supporters are showing no signs of rallying behind Hillary Clinton, a worrisome development for Democrats nervous that the socialist is damaging their candidate. Full story

Eric Trump, left, and Donald Trump Jr. (Cheryl Senter/AP)
A revealing look at the Trump boys: In spite of their gilded pedigree, Don. Jr. and Eric Trump&#8217;s experiences in the Czech countryside and near the abandoned steel mills of Pennsylvania helped keep them grounded. Full story

Meanwhile, Trump&#8217;s presidential run has been great for business: Financial disclosure forms show that revenue has increased by almost $190 million, which highlights one of the most unusual aspects of Donald Trump&#8217;s candidacy: That a private businessman can benefit financially from a White House bid. Full story

Study predicts economic boost for U.S. from trade pact: The world’s largest regional trade pact, between the United States and 11 Pacific Rim nations, would marginally boost the U.S. economy and jobs over the next 15 years, but it would also erode employment in the manufacturing sector, according to a new analysis by an independent commission. Full story

United Methodist bishops listen to morning worship at the 2016 general conference. (Kathleen Barry/United Methodist News Service)
United Methodists vote to pursue a ‘new way of being’: After a heated 24 hours of protests, emotional testimony and group prayer, the United Methodist Church decided Wednesday to delay a series of contentious votes on gay equality and instead create a body that will examine possibly rewriting church rules on human sexuality and restructuring to allow regional differences. Full story

When Run-DMC and Aerosmith collided — and changed music forever: The rappers hated the idea of the collaboration. The rockers were struggling with drugs and low record sales. But in March 1986, they met in a Manhattan recording studio to create what would become one of the most important songs of the modern pop era. Full story

Mark Zuckerberg meets with influential conservatives about Facebook&#8217;s political tilt: Six months before the presidential election, Facebook wants American conservatives to know that they are not being slighted on the world’s largest social network. Accusations that Facebook’s trending topics news section had a “chilling” effect on right-wing viewpoints, as an anonymous Facebook contractor first told Gizmodo, recently brought long-simmering conservative frustrations to a boil. Full story

A country of a quarter-billion people seeks to provide free health care for all: In 2014, Indonesia, a sprawling archipelagic nation of 250 million people, began phasing in one of the world’s largest single-payer health-care systems. Two and a half years later, its government guarantees comprehensive health insurance for 165 million citizens and residents, with plans to expand coverage to the entire population by 2019. But the picture is not entirely rosy. Full story

Congress poised to pass sweeping reform of chemical law: The Toxic Substances Control Act, which has not been reauthorized since 1976, regulates thousands of chemicals in everyday products, including detergents and flame retardants. But the legislation has been criticized as ineffective from all quarters, including environmentalists who back stronger federal oversight and chemical companies that are subject to a patchwork of more stringent rules in some states. Full story

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