Obama: High court shouldn't consider health care challenge
ELMAU, Germany (AP) — President Barack Obama says the U.S. Supreme Court probably shouldn’t have taken up the latest challenges to his signature health care law.
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This Kid’s Reaction to His New Cast Will Make Your Day
Walter Clark, 13, got a cast after breaking his arm while playing on a rope swing. Watch what happens when he realizes what’s on his arm.
9 Ways Therapists Can Tell If Your Relationship Is Going To Survive
Every couple argues. If you’re in the middle of one right now, you might be wondering, “Is my marriage going to make it?”
Makinson out for three months
St Helens coach Keiron Cunningham has confirmed that winger Tommy Makinson will be out of action for around three months after breaking his leg.
Re-waxing begins at Chelmsford
Preparatory work towards a six-figure project that will see the racing surface at Chelmsford City “re-waxed” is underway, with a view to completing the renewal of the track in time for the meeting scheduled for July 21.
Stan's shorts steal the show
Forget the breathtaking backhands, formidable forehands and astonishing aces that Stanislas Wawrinka produced during his magnificent run to the French Open title – it was his bizarre red and white checked shorts that stole the limelight on Sunday.
Podolski set for Arsenal return
Lukas Podolski says he is likely to return to Arsenal to complete the last year of his contract.
Warrant out for McCulloch
Police have issued a warrant for the arrest of former Rangers captain Lee McCulloch.
Luxury is now entering a “decade of change,” says Deloitte exec
Instagram photo from Mulberry As with consumers based in emerging markets, the tastes and behavior of affluent individuals living within the United Kingdom are also evolving, according to new report by Deloitte. Luxury brands spend ample time curating content and experiences to meld to the demands, expectations and cultural expectations of consumers living in emerging markets, but attention should also be paid to individuals based in established and stable regions.
OnePlus One is now permanently cheaper
Last week OnePlus failed to announce the OnePlus 2, instead revealing a week-long discount to its ageing One smartphone. It initially said the discount would only apply from June 1-7, but the Chinese firm has now confirmed it will be kept at the new price indefinitely. That means you can pick up the 16GB OnePlus One for just $249, $179, while the 64GB handset is now an attractive $299/£219. When