How the future president liked to get high.

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Barry Obama: Pot Connoisseur

Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan is due to make a statement on a green paper which could set out the future of the assembly’s electoral arrangements.

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Assembly election proposals due

When I was a kid, the future promised all kinds of whiz-bang technologies. Jet boots. Robot maids, like on “The Jetsons.” And, most exciting for a 12-year-old with a subscription to Gourmet magazine, “smart” refrigerators that performed tricks like alerting you to eat that lettuce in the back of the produce drawer before it spoiled and went to waste. Read full article > >

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Saving food, one sheet of paper at a time

As Facebook tours the country with its pitch to investors for the social network’s initial public offering, at least one hole in the company’s plan for the future that has come up repeatedly: What is Facebook going to do about mobile? Read full article > >

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Facebook IPO: Addressing the mobile problem

Along with French elections, and with a rising tide of anti-austerity sentiment across Europe, Greece’s vote is expected to have a clear impact on the future of the euro.

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Greeks Expected to Make Old Guard Pay for Turmoil

Richard Taylor reports on how virtual reality has made James May fear for the future of his presenting career.

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VIDEO: James May meets his virtual self

A sharp rise in the number of deaths in the Syrian uprising casts fresh doubt on the future success of a UN ceasefire monitoring scheme.

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Syria violence tests UN mission

Migrant workers will in the future need to earn at least £35,000 a year to qualify for settlement in the UK, the government announces.

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Immigrants ‘have to earn £35,000′

The streaming video service, seen as vital to the future, had a robust rise in subscribers.

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A Turnaround at Netflix, as Its Mail Sector Shrinks

Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary looms large on the political horizon. In the midst of lively public debates over taxes, jobs, the national debt and similarly important questions related to the future vitality of our nation, a different kind of question continues to privately occupy the minds of some prospective voters: Can I vote for a Mormon ? Read full article > >

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Can I vote for a Mormon?

What’s the one commodity Mike Shanahan could sell near the end of his second disappointing season in charge of the Washington Redskins ? Hope. Hope in young playmakers on both sides of the ball. Hope in an improving defense. Hope in the future of a real foundation. Now, what’s the one commodity the coach and franchise architect literally just saw go up in smoke? Read full article > >

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Drug suspensions? Meet the new Redskins, same as the old Redskins

What’s the one commodity Mike Shanahan could sell near the end of his second disappointing season in charge of the Washington Redskins ? Hope. Hope in young playmakers on both sides of the ball. Hope in an improving defense. Hope in the future of a real foundation. Now, what’s the one commodity the coach and franchise architect literally just saw go up in smoke? Read full article > >

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Drug suspensions? Meet the new Redskins, same as the old Redskins

In a crucial week for the EU, we hear from readers inside and outside the eurozone on what they hope to see emerge from crunch talks on the future of the single currency.

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Eurozone crisis: European voices

A blueprint for the future of transport around Wales is expected to be published, against a backdrop of a 40% cut in infrastructure spending.

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Transport strategy to be unveiled

Downing Street says none of the proposed changes being discussed to the future shape of the European Union would trigger a referendum in the UK.

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No 10 rejects EU referendum talk