Arsenal signs Guendouzi from Lorient
The diminutive midfielder would also go on to impress during the World Cup in Russian Federation , but Arsenal won the race to sign the player.

Just 38 children guaranteed to be reunified by border separation deadline
The ACLU's Gelernt said during a court hearing on Friday that it was "startling" that the government can not find some parents. The father said he planned to live with relatives in the United States as his asylum case is processed, which could take years.

Attempted Sale of Reaper Drone Documents on Dark Web Thwarted
The drone has been used for unmanned surveillance missions for the military and other organisations including border control. Creating a monetary incentive to steal sensitive information on the US military could become risky pretty quickly.

Pace of rising home prices slowed in Q2
The economy is strong and unemployment is very low. "Upward pressure on prices will likely return to most markets this quarter". Soper said prospective buyers who had once maintained a "wait and see" approach may now begin entering the housing market.

England Fan Says He Has 'No Regrets' Over 'World Cup Winners' Tattoo
It's been great to get to this stage, but we wanted to go on and win it. "To meet any heroes from '66 is incredible". It was a fantastic journey, we got further than anyone thought we could, we've just got to learn from it".

HTC Exodus Phone to Support Crypto Wallet, CryptoKitties, Instead of Native Blockchain
The dedicated HTC Exodus site claims that the smartphone will be the "first cold wallet phone with key recovery" offering. HTC would like us to know that it's not kidding about that blockchain phone.

Erdogan's presidential rule begins with son-in-law as finance minister
The only European Union leaders are set to be Bulgarian President Rumen Radev and Hungary's strongman Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Mevlut Cavusoglu will remain as Turkey's foreign minister and Suleyman Soylu as the country's interior minister.

US Meddles in Breastfeeding Resolution, Threatens Ecuador With Sanctions if it Sponsors
While the sales of baby formula have been flat in the West over the last few years, they were on the rise in developing countries. Of course, dominating a multi-billion dollar industry generates large profits-and plenty of money to invest in lobbying .

LeBron James in Talks to Star in Comedy
There's no denying that the three free agents and Caldwell-Pope all possess defensive intensity and toughness. And of course, there remains the possibility that James will someday star in Space Jam 2 .

Mobile phone-detecting road signs launched on United Kingdom highways
A study in 2016 found that nearly a third of motorists admitted to making phone calls, sending texts, posting on social media... Although the signs are unable to log offending number plates, such a feature is being considered for development in the future.

Excavations for Remains of US Service Members in North Korea May Resume
President Donald Trump pledged to end war games following his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore on June 12. Kim has met Xi twice in the lead-up to his June summit with Trump and the third to brief Xi on the outcome of the talks.

UK Conservatives in Quagmire as Two More Vice Chairs Defect From Party
They were announced less than an hour before May was due to face the press alongside German Chancellor Angela Merkel at an global summit in London.

Man finds wife and 'her lover' dead of carbon monoxide poisoning
Law enforcement leaders told the station they think the woman was paying for work on a auto by having sex with the mechanic. I can't do that, ' she said. "I just want my mother back". "Basically she died because of carbon monoxide", Johnson said .

Multivitamins ‘won’t prevent heart disease deaths or strokes’
Joonseok Kim, an assistant professor of cardiology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, said in a statement . Researchers say the best vitamins and minerals come from the produce aisle, not a pill bottle.

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation allies vow to meet spending targets after Trump criticism
Moreover, he displays a woeful ignorance of the work his predecessor's administration did to increase European defense spending. The claims stem from criticisms about burden-sharing that Trump has made since just prior to his inauguration in January 2017.