Life

What does it take to forgive the unforgiveable?

The relatives of the Charleston victims have offered Dylann Roof their forgiveness but we find ourselves wondering how that is even possible. Lucinda Borkett-Jones meets Christians who have forgiven their children's murderers.

How to live longer? Healthy fats from plants and fish can result in more years, study says

Fats can also be good for the body.

Ideacentre Stick 300 specs, price news: Lenovo enters era of 'PC on a stick'

Lenovo joins Dell, Intel and Google in the "pc on a stick" trend.

Blood sugar level after meal affects: Eating meals in the proper order can have an affect on blood sugar

Eating carbs first before vegetables and proteins may have an impact on blood glucose levels.

Healthy kids diet: Children should be encouraged to observe low-sodium diets

Children may be seen enjoying a meal of their favorite chicken nuggets, mac and cheese or crackers, but experts warn that these foods contain high levels of sodium, fat and calories and they can be a health risk.

How to do quiet times if you can't manage to do quiet times

Martin Saunders suggests six ways to overcome the guilt, frustration and ill-discipline that get in the way of our devotional lives.

Apple Watch release date news update: Three more markets launch in July

More countries will enjoy Apple Watch this coming July.

'Fallout Shelter' gameplay: Tips and tricks for fun game experience

Fallout Shelter is a standalone build games based on Fallout.

Destiny 2 news: Destiny vs Dying Light - Drink for downloadable content

The Taken King expansion offers a secret mission with a code from Red Bull.

AIDS cure and cancer cure? North Korea claims it has discovered AIDS and cancer wonder drug

The drug derived from ginseng is said to show promise in treating AIDS and other infectious diseases.

Climate change poses 'catastrophic risk to human health,' experts warn

An international commission of experts formed by the Lancet, a prestigious medical journal based in the United Kingdom, said climate change should already be considered a "medical emergency."

J&J hit for featuring gays in its ad on changing face of modern US families

A group that advocates morality and conservatism in the American mainstream media warned Johnson & Johnson (J&J) would regret the new marketing campaign it recently launched for its pain-killer medicine, Tylenol.