1. GREEK PREMIER RACES TO RESTART TALKS AFTER VOTE WIN
Alexis Tsipras faces intense pressure from creditors abroad and banks at home who all demand what Greece lacks: money.
2. WHO COULD BENEFIT FROM COSBY'S DRUGS-SEX ADMISSION
Defamation claims lodged by his accusers could be bolstered, lawyers say, after it emerges the comedian admitted, in a 2005 deposition the AP went to court to get released, that he obtained Quaaludes to give young women for sex.
3. WHAT POPE PLANS TO DO ON FINAL ECUADOR DAY
The pontiff's agenda features a Mass in the capital sandwiched between meetings with bishops, indigenous groups and students and a visit to a Jesuit church.
4. SOUTH CAROLINA MOVES TO PULL DOWN CONFEDERATE FLAG
The state Senate votes to remove the divisive banner from the Capitol grounds. Now it's up the House to consider the matter.
5. WHY ISRAEL IS ALARMED OVER ACTIVISTS
The BDS movement, calling for a global boycott campaign against the Jewish state, is gaining momentum and has been identified by the country as a threat on a par with the Iranian nuclear program.
Obama is taking to Twitter to muse about sports, pop culture, even Supreme Court rulings — at all hours of the day.
7. BATTLE FOR CONTROL OF BREAST MILK INDUSTRY
States are now seeking to regulate it amid a struggle for control between nonprofit and for-profit banks that supply hospital neonatal units.
8. YOUNG INDIANS EMBRACE DATING APPS
The trend signals a break with India's centuries-old traditions governing marriage and social conduct.
Sakari Momoi, a retired educator from Japan, passes away from kidney failure at the age of 112.
10. FANS PREPARING FOR TESTY ENCOUNTER IN WIMBLEDON QUARTERFINALS
Serena Williams takes on Victoria Azarenka again, hoping to keep up her dominance against a player she considers a friend off the court.