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Events in the year 2010 in the United States .
Incumbents Federal Government Events January January 19: Supporters of Republican candidate Scott Brown in Massachusetts' special election. Brown's victory in Massachusetts continued a pattern of conservative victories for public office and gave the GOP their 41st senator. January 1
January 2 – North Carolina bans smoking in bars , restaurants , public places , and vehicles. The new law exempts cigar bars , private clubs , and some hotel /motels .[4] January 9 – The 6.5 Mw Eureka earthquake shook the north coast of California with a maximum Mercalli intensity of VI (Strong ), causing $21.8–43 million in losses and 35 injuries.
January 13 – Google announces that they were the target of a cyber attack from China . The incident prompts the company to consider pulling out of China.[5] January 19 – A special election is held in Massachusetts to elect a new Senator to take the vacant seat held by the late Ted Kennedy .[6] Scott Brown beats State Attorney General Martha Coakley , who had earlier been considered a certain winner.January 21 – Citizens United vs. FEC : The Supreme Court of the United States rules that the First Amendment prohibits restrictions on independent political expenditures by corporations, associations, and unions.[citation needed January 27 – President Obama in his first State of the Union Address emphasizes the nation's economy, job creation , putting an end to the don't ask, don't tell policy in the military, and restated his commitment for healthcare reform in the nation .[7] February February – The jobs market hits a post-recession bottom of 129,655,000 payroll employees, a decline of 8,710,000 from the peak in December 2007.
February 1 – Japanese car company Toyota announces a fix for car accelerator problems and recalls cars in the United States.[8] February 2 – The Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs opens a worshiping site for earth-centered religions on their campus promoting religious tolerance .[9] February 5 – The Tea Party movement that gained momentum in 2009 during the national healthcare debate host their first convention in Nashville, Tennessee .[10] February 7
February 8 – The 100th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America .[14] February 12 – A biology professor, Amy Bishop, at the University of Alabama opens fire at the Huntsville campus , killing 3 people.[15] Braintree, Massachusetts .[16] [17] [18] February 12 – February 28 – The United States compete at the Winter Olympics in Vancouver , British Columbia and win 9 gold, 15 silver, and 13 bronze medals.[citation needed February 17
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February 23 – The United States Navy officially announces that it will end its ban of women in submarines .[22] February 25 – Incident at SeaWorld Orlando : A SeaWorld employee in Orlando, Florida , is killed by a killer whale during a live performance.[23] February 26 – New York Governor David Paterson announces that he will not be a candidate in the Democratic primary for the November gubernatorial election .[24] March March 23: Obama signing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act March – A shortage of tomatoes which lasts until April begins.[25]
March 3 – The District of Columbia 's same-sex marriage law goes into effect.[26] March 5 – Former Jefferson County, Alabama , commission president and mayor of Birmingham Larry Langford is sentenced to 15 years in prison for soliciting bribes related to municipal bond swaps.[27] March 7 – At the 82nd Academy Awards , The Hurt Locker Kathryn Bigelow .[28] March 19 – NASA announces that 2010 will likely become the warmest year on record due to global warming based on an analysis of temperature record data from the Goddard Institute for Space Studies .[29] March 21 – The United States House of Representatives passes the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and its companion Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 by votes of 219–212 and 220–211, respectively.[30] March 23
U.S. President Barack Obama signs the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act into law aiming to insure 95% of Americans.[31] [32] [33]
14 states (Virginia , Florida , South Carolina , Nebraska , Texas , Utah , Louisiana , Alabama , Michigan , Colorado , Pennsylvania , Washington , Idaho , and South Dakota ) announce plans to sue the federal government over the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act .[34] March 28 –March 30 – Nine people thought to be Hutaree militia members are arrested in Michigan , Ohio , and Indiana for their alleged involvement in a plot to kill police officers and possibly civilians using explosives and/or firearms.[35] April April 20: The blazing remnants of the offshore oil rig Deepwater Horizon May June July August September September 9: 2010 San Bruno pipeline explosion September 1 – James J. Lee takes three hostages at the Discovery Channel headquarters. The standoff ends when Lee is fatally shot. None of the hostages are harmed.[59] September 2
Another oil rig explodes and catches fire in the Gulf of Mexico . 13 workers that were on the rig were rescued from the water. It has been reported the rig was not in production of oil or natural gas at the time of the explosion. It is reported that no hazardous materials have entered the waters of the Gulf.[60] [61]
U.S. launches direct negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority in Washington D.C , United States.[62] September 6 – The Fourmile Canyon Fire , the most costly wild fire in Colorado state history begins west of Boulder, Colorado .September 9 – A Pacific Gas and Electric Company natural gas line explosion in San Bruno, California , destroys 53 homes and damages 120 others. 7 people die, 20 are injured, 6 are still missing.[63] September 11
September 16 – A severe storm in the New York City area drenches the city streets, uproots trees, and spawns two tornadoes.[65] Brooklyn .[66] September 21 – The US Senate strikes down a bill that would end the controversial don't ask, don't tell with a vote of 56–43, almost completely along party lines.[67] September 23 – The United States and other western nations including Britain , Sweden , Australia , Belgium , Uruguay and Spain walk out of the United Nations General Assembly following claims by the President of Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad that the "majority of the American people as well as most nations and politicians around the world" say that the 9/11 attacks were the work of the government of the United States trying to protect Israel .[68] [69] September 30 – Massachusetts bans text messaging for all drivers. Massachusetts is the 29th U.S. state to enact a text messaging while driving ban. Violators may be fined $100.[70] October November November 28 : Julian Assange 's WikiLeaks begins releasing confidential U.S. diplomatic documents November 1
November 2 – Midterm elections : The Democrats keep control of the Senate , but the Republicans gain 6 seats, reducing the Democrats' majority. The Republicans gain control of The House with a gain of at least 64 seats, making it the largest seat change for any party since the 1948 election and the largest for any midterm since the 1938 midterm elections . Republicans also win a majority of Governships , adding 12 to the other 11 who won their reelection bids, and a majority of State Legislatures .November 4 – The US Federal Reserve announces it will buy $600 billion in bonds to encourage economic growth.November 8 – An unexplained plume, seemingly from a "mystery missile", near Los Angeles, California , makes national headlines.[74] contrail of a commercial jet[75] [76] November 9
November 10
November 12 – The US Supreme Court refuses to intervene on the controversial don't ask, don't tell policy while it is on appeal in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit .[82] November 17 – Midterm elections : Republican incumbent Lisa Murkowski wins the Alaska Senate race , defeating the tea party favorite, Joe Miller , and becoming the first Senate write-in winner since 1954.[83] November 18 – General Motors returns to trading on the New York Stock Exchange after declaring bankruptcy in July 2009, 16 months earlier.November 19 – Darvocet , a common pain medication, is removed from the market at the request of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration .[84] November 28 – United States diplomatic cables leak : WikiLeaks publicly releases the first of thousands of confidential documents sent by U.S. diplomats.November 30 – General Motors holds a ceremony at its Detroit/Hamtramck Assembly plant to introduce the first Chevrolet Volt plug-in hybrid electric vehicle off the assembly line.[85] December Ongoing
January 1 – Lhasa de Sela , singer and songwriter, died in Montreal , Quebec (b. 1972 )January 4 – Casey Johnson , socialite (b. 1979 )January 5
January 13 – Teddy Pendergrass , singer and songwriter (b. 1950 )January 19
January 22 – Jean Simmons , British actress, wife of Stewart Granger and Richard Brooks , died in Santa Monica, California (b. 1929 )January 23 – Earl Wild , pianist (b. 1915 )January 24 – Pernell Roberts , actor (b. 1928 )January 27
February 1 – Justin Mentell , actor (b. 1982 )February 9 – Walter Morrison , inventor (b. 1920 )February 12 – Leroy Nash , murderer (b. 1915 )February 14 – Doug Fieger , singer and songwriter (b. 1952 )February 17 – Kathryn Grayson , actress and opera soprano (b. 1922 )February 19 – Jamie Gillis , pornographic actor (b. 1943 )February 20 – Alexander Haig , 59th United States Secretary of State from 1981 till 1982 and army General (b. 1924 )February 25 – Andrew Koenig , actor, son of Walter Koenig , died in West Vancouver , British Columbia (b. 1968 )March 10 – Corey Haim , Canadian actor, died in Burbank, California (b. 1971 )March 11 – Merlin Olsen , American football player and actor (b. 1940 )March 14 – Peter Graves , actor and brother of James Arness (b. 1926 )March 18 – Fess Parker , actor (b. 1924 )March 20 – Liz Carpenter , journalist and author (b. 1920 )March 23 – Midge Costanza , social and political activist (b. 1932 )March 24 – Robert Culp , actor (b. 1930 )March 28
March 30 – David Mills , journalist, television writer and producer (b. 1961 )May 2 – Lynn Redgrave , British-born American actress, daughter of Michael Redgrave , and sister of Vanessa Redgrave (b. 1943 )May 4 – Ernie Harwell , American baseball sportscaster (b. 1918 )May 7 – Wally Hickel , 2nd Governor of Alaska from 1966 till 1969 and from 1990 till 1994. (b. 1919 )May 9 – Lena Horne , singer and actress (b. 1917 )May 10 – Frank Frazetta , artist (b. 1928 )May 16
May 22 – Martin Gardner , science writer (b. 1914 )May 24 – Paul Gray , bassist and songwriter (b. 1972 )May 26 – Art Linkletter , Canadian-born American television variety host (b. 1912 )May 28 – Gary Coleman , actor (b. 1968 )May 29 – Dennis Hopper , actor, director, and writer (b. 1936 )May 31
June 1 – William H. Ginn Jr. , general (b. 1928 )June 3 – Rue McClanahan , actress (b. 1934 )June 4 – John Wooden , basketball player and coach (b. 1910 )June 6 – Marvin Isley , singer-songwriter and bass player (The Isley Brothers and Isley-Jasper-Isley ) (b. 1953 )June 12 – Les Richter , American football player (b. 1930 )June 13 – Jimmy Dean , country music singer, television and film actor, and entrepreneur (b. 1928 )June 18 – Ronnie Lee Gardner , murderer (b. 1961 )June 19
June 28 – Robert Byrd , United States Senator from West Virginia from 1959 till 2010. (b. 1917 )June 30 – Elliott Kastner , film producer (b. 1930 )July 5 – Bob Probert , Canadian ice hockey player (b. 1965 )July 11
July 12 – Harvey Pekar , comic book writer (b. 1939 )July 13 – George Steinbrenner , American baseball owner (b. 1930 )July 16 – James Gammon , actor (b. 1940 )July 23 – Daniel Schorr , journalist (b. 1916 )July 27 – Maury Chaykin , American-born Canadian actor (b. 1949 )July 28 – George P. Lee , American religious leader (b. 1943 )July 31 – Mitch Miller , record producer, classical musician, and singer (b. 1911 )August 8 – Patricia Neal , actress and wife of Roald Dahl (b. 1926 )August 9 – Ted Stevens , United States Senator from Alaska from 1968 till 2009. (b. 1923 )August 13 – Edwin Newman , journalist, died in Oxford , England (b. 1919 )August 14 – Abbey Lincoln , singer and actress (b. 1930 )August 16 – Bobby Thomson , Scottish-born American baseball player (b. 1923 )August 20 – Jack Horkheimer , astronomy television show host (b. 1938 )August 26 – William B. Lenoir , engineer and astronaut (b. 1939 )August 29 – Peter Lenz , amateur motorcycle racer (b. 1997 )October 10 – Solomon Burke , singer and songwriter, died in Haarlemmermeer , Netherlands (b. 1940 )October 14
October 16 – Barbara Billingsley , actress (b. 1915 )October 19 – Tom Bosley , actor (b. 1927 )October 20 – Bob Guccione , pornographer (b. 1930 )October 23 – Fran Crippen , long-distance swimmer, died in Fujairah , United Arab Emirates (b. 1984 )October 25 – Lisa Blount , actress and producer (b. 1957 )October 28 – James MacArthur , actor (b. 1937 )October 29 – George Hickenlooper , documentary producer (b. 1963 )October 31 – John Selfridge , mathematician (b. 1927 )November 1 – Shannon Tavarez , actress (b. 1999 )November 5 – Jill Clayburgh , actress (b. 1944 )November 10 – Dino De Laurentiis , Italian film producer and husband of Silvana Mangano , died in Los Angeles, California (b. 1919 )November 13 – Ken Iman , American football player and coach (b. 1939 )November 15
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November 21 – David Nolan , political activist (b. 1943 )November 25 – C. Scott Littleton , anthropologist and academic (b. 1933 )November 27 – Irvin Kershner , film director (b. 1923 )November 28 – Leslie Nielsen , Canadian-born American actor (b. 1926 )December 2 – Ron Santo , American baseball player and sportscaster (b. 1940 )December 5 – Don Meredith , American football player and sportscaster, and actor (b. 1938 )December 7 – Elizabeth Edwards , lawyer and wife of John Edwards (b. 1949 )December 10
December 11 – Dick Hoerner , American football player (b. 1922 )December 13 – Richard Holbrooke , 22nd United States Ambassador to the United Nations from 1999 till 2001. (b. 1941 )December 15 – Blake Edwards , film director, screenwriter, producer, and husband of Julie Andrews (b. 1922 )December 17 – Captain Beefheart , singer and songwriter (b. 1941 )December 22 – Fred Foy , radio and television announcer (b. 1921 )December 24 – Roy Neuberger , banker and philanthropist (b. 1903 )December 26 – Teena Marie , singer and songwriter (b. 1956 )December 28 – Billy Taylor , pianist (b. 1921 )
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