Today's Headlines

Bloomberg:  

• U.S. Sanctions Iran Central Bank Governor for Alleged Terrorist Support. The U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions Tuesday on Iran’s central bank governor and another senior official in the bank for allegedly providing support for terrorist activities. Treasury named Valiollah Seif, Iran’s central bank governor, and Ali Tarzali, the assistant director of the international department at the central bank of Iran, as “specially designated global terrorists” for allegedly assisting Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps-Quds Force to support Hezbollah. The U.S. accused Seif of playing a role in funneling millions of dollars on behalf of the Quds Force to support Hezbollah.  

• German Economy Stumbles as Europe Suffers Setback in Growth.  

• U.S. Economic Rebound More Tangible After Retail Data, Fed Gauge.

Wall Street Journal:

• Investors Are Wary as Companies Ramp Up Capital Spending.

• Mexico Doesn’t See Nafta Talks Wrapping Up Before Deadline.

• What to Watch in Tuesday’s Primaries.

• Workplace Inspections Increase in Pursuit of Illegal Hirings.

• A Father Hugged His Son. Then He and His Children Bombed Churches.

MarketWatch.com:

• Boeing's(BA) stock cuts intraday loss after WTO's 'landmark' ruling on EU subsidies to Airbus.

Fox News:

• Impeachment-obsessed Dem turns on Pelosi for not backing Trump ouster plan.

CNBC: 

• Home Depot's(HD) weakness here is a chance to buy the breakout, technician says.

• Here are the top legalized sports betting stock picks — including Boyd Gaming — from Bank of America.  

• Kudlow: Trump-Xi 'bromance' could lead to a China trade deal.

• Hedge fund focused on fighting tech addiction dumps $80 million worth of Facebook.

• Homebuilder sentiment rises in May thanks to strong demand and tight housing supply.

Zero Hedge:

• MH370 Solved? Experts Call It Suicide And "Premeditated Mass Murder" By Pilot.

• Emerging Market FX Suffers "Death Cross" As Lira, Rand Collapse.

• Facebook(fb) Reveals It Removed 2.5 Million Pieces Of "Hate Speech".

• Former Starbucks(sbux) Employee: Why The 'New' Bathroom Policy Is A Steaming Cup Of Fail.

• David Tepper Expected To Buy Carolina Panthers For Unprecedented $2.2 Billion.

• For The 4th Month In A Row, "Long FAANG" Is The Most Crowded Trade.

• US, China "Very Far Apart" On Trade, Ambassador Warns.

• Futures Tumble As 10Y Treasury Yields Spike Near 7 Year Highs.

• Retail Sales Growth Slows As Fuel Costs Rise.