Samsung Galaxy Note9's price and release date revealed
Now it seems that the "gold" Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is not gold or yellow at all - just the all-new S Pen that goes with it. According to the media, the information comes from a Samsung employee who attended a pre-briefing for the device.

Roborace completes its first autonomous hillclimb run during Goodwood test session
The two needed to take all of the 1965 Mustang's components and ensure they could handle precise control from onboard computers. His job is to watch the vehicle do its thing, and be ready to quickly take the controls in case the system gets choked up.

Apple updates MacBook Pro with faster performance and new features for pros
According to Apple , the 15-inch model is up to 70% faster and the 13-inch model two times faster than earlier models. There's also a revamped "third generation" keyboard that promises to be quieter and (hopefully) not a fragile.

De Blasio fires back after border officials say he crossed illegally
Spokesman Eric Phillips rejected the claim that Mr de Blasio violated Mexican and United States immigration laws. The group allegedly included de Blasio and members of the New York Police Department.

Trump Dings ‘Ex-FBI LAYER' Lisa Page for Skipping House Subpoena
As the committees have investigated bias at the Justice Department, they have focused much of their ire on Strzok. Page and fellow Federal Bureau of Investigation employee Peter Strzok were involved in an extramarital affair.

Dancing FBI agent, accused in backflip gunfire incident, can carry weapon again
Denver District Attorney's Office spokesman Ken Lane said toxicology tests on Bishop "do not support further charges". The video then shows the agent putting the gun back into a waistband holster and walking away with his hands up.

Puerto Rican T-shirt video controversy results in officer's resignation
President Woodrow Wilson in 1917 signed into law the Jones-Shafroth Act, granting US citizenship to residents of Puerto Rico. The intoxicated individual involved in the incident was arrested and charged with assault and disorderly conduct.

Assad forces set to take city where war began
With critical help from Russian Federation and Iran, Assad has now recovered most of Syria. The attack resulted in deaths among the Syrian army, it said, without providing figures.

‘I think they like me a lot in the UK’
The issue is 'Do they have freedom to protest, freedom to assemble and should they be allowed to do so? Meanwhile, Theresa May's government is nervously anticipating disruption from the guest himself.

Justice Dept reopens investigation into Emmett Till’s lynching murder
Two white men - Ms Donham's then-husband Roy Bryant and his half-brother JW Milam - were charged with murder but acquitted. Who will now stand with us to make sure there is justice for Emmett? I don't know what's - we don't know.

FBI Agent: My Work Has Never Been Tainted by Political Bias
The sharp tone of Strzok's statement set the stage for a contentious hearing following hours of closed-door questioning last week. Strzok said the disparaging comments were merely political commentary between colleagues during a remarkably heated election.

Clement Lenglet: Barcelona sign Sevilla centre-back and add £265m release clause
Lenglet becomes Barcelona's second major signing of the summer, after Arthur arrived from Gremio for €40m on Monday . Lenglet joined Sevilla from Nancy in January 2017 and went on to make 73 appearances for the club.

Magic Leap Will Demo in Select AT&T Stores, Ships This Year
AT&T is investing in Magic Leap, the ultra-secretive mixed reality company that has kept its upcoming product largely under wraps. The deal will likely have Magic Leap One relying on AT&T's 5G network, though the device is also expected to work over Wi-Fi.

Charlotte Tells Photographer He's 'Not Coming' To Louis' Christening
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also announced their youngest son's godparents a few hours before the service. The ceremony will also take place in the same church as Prince George's christening, the Chapel Royal at St.

Theresa May urges Tory backbenchers to keep Jeremy Corbyn out of power
But shadow global trade secretary Barry Gardiner told the programme "it is absolutely not our policy" to have a second referendum. Labour peer and former European Union commissioner Lord Mandelson said the party should explicitly commit to a second vote.