Today's Headlines

Bloomberg:

• Mideast Strife Sends Oil Bets to New High. (video)  

• Oil May Be About to Spike, and JPMorgan Has Trades to Play It.

Wall Street Journal:

• Coordination on Syria Strikes Belies Simmering Tensions. Assault involved careful planning between the U.S., France and the U.K. despite divisions over other issues.

Barron's:

• Had bullish commentary on (USB), (AMZN) and (GOOGL).

MarketWatch.com:

• These beaten-down stocks look like bargains — and yield up to 8.1%.

• Investors are gloomier, and that could be great for stocks.

• About a third of people think Facebook has a ‘negative impact on society’.

Fox News:

• Haley warns US is 'locked and loaded' if Syria uses chemical weapons again. (video)

CNBC:

• Oil prices vulnerable to 'super spikes' again as geopolitics heats up.

Zero Hedge:

• "People Are Dancing In The Streets": Syria, Russia, Iran Shrug Off Trump's Airstrikes.

• Trump Orders Syrian Military Strikes, 3 Waves Of Airstrikes Launched At Various Targets.

• Mueller Has Evidence Michael Cohen Traveled To Prague According To Report; Cohen Hits Back.

• Comey Failed To Tell Trump Hillary Paid For Dossier.

• The Reasons For Anti-Capitalism: Ignorance, Arrogance, & Envy.

• US Treasury Releases FX Report: No Nation Found To Manipulate, India Added To Watchlist.

• This Really Is The Everything Bubble: Even Subprime Mortgage Bonds Are Back.

• Musk Admits "Mistake" After Report Suppliers Flood Tesla With "Flawed or Damaged" Parts.

• 10% Of US Facebook Users Deleted Their Accounts Over Data-Privacy Scandal, Survey Shows.

• Zuck, Xi, Mueller, & Missiles Spark Stock Slump, Bitcoin Jump, Bank & Boeing Dump. (graph)

Business Insider: 

• Photos of US, UK, and French military strikes show just how close missiles got to Syria's capital city. (pic)

• Soaring oil demand is tightening the market.

• Social media is playing a growing role in the threat of school shootings — and authorities are struggling to stop it.