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A young British boy pokes Rupa the elephant as others take a ride during a party to commemorate Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee celebration at the British High Commission, in New Delhi. (Photo by Kevin Frayer / AP)

The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee: happy and glorious

On a most British of days — right down to the weather — more than a million people lined the Thames to pay tribute to the Queen on her Diamond Jubilee.

Telegraph.co.uk

All eyes on Thames royal pageant

CNN

Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee

ABC News

Texting and the art of conversation

Statistics show that, these days, many people with cell phones prefer texting over a phone call. And that’s creating a communication divide, of sorts — the talkers versus the texters.

Telegram & Gazette

Syria crisis: Assad denies role in Houla massacre

Syria’s President Bashar Assad has denied his government had any role in the Houla massacre. More than 100 people, many of them children, were killed in the attack, most knifed or shot at close range.

BBC

Syria violence claims young filmmaker

Los Angeles Times

Map:

Houla massacre: what, where, when

Guardian

Looming court ruling worries some with health woes

As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to rule on whether to overturn the healthcare law, many with pre-existing conditions say the choice is clear.

Reuters

State pursues health care fixes

Star Tribune

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Health care reform

ABC News

Can good deeds lower unemployment?

Long before the current recession, people in Chatham County, N.C., saw the economy dipping. They noticed prices going up and incomes going down. So they fought back by caring for each other.

Christian Science Monitor

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