Today's Headlines

Bloomberg:

• Saudi-Russia Oil Policy Shift Sets Stage for Tense OPEC Meeting.

• Cheap Pork Means More Ribs on U.S. Grills.

• Italy May Be Cut by Moody's on Concerns Over New Government.

• S&P 500 ‘Pressure Gauge’ Suggests Relief Rally Still Going.

Wall Street Journal:

• Cheers! Coca-Cola Launches Its First Alcoholic Drink.

• China Set to Approve Qualcomm-NXP Deal, a Sign of Easing Trade Tensions.

• Kim Jong Un Reaffirms Korean Denuclearization Push. 

• Turkish Press Pay a Price for Independence.

Barron's:

• Had bullish commentary on (XLF), (CIT), (ZION), (CFG), (SMLF), (VFMO), (EES), (KHC), (QCOM), (MRK), (SBUX), (LULU) and (KO).

Fox News:

• Trump meets with Utah man who's finally back in US after long captivity in Venezuela.

CNBC: 

• Google(GOOGL) employees are spending heavily to elect Democrats in California and to flip the House.

• These drones can haul a 20-pound load for 500 miles and land on a moving target.

• China’s secret goal is to crush Silicon Valley.

Zero Hedge:  

• Kim Jong-Un Holds Surprise Second Summit With South Korea President Moon.

• "Massacre" As Caribbean Pirate Attacks Up 160%.

• Visualizing U.S. Energy Consumption In One Chart.

• The Story Behind $17 Billion Booty Found In 300-Year-Old "Holy Grail Of Shipwrecks".

• Nebraska Troopers Seize Enough Fentanyl To Kill 26 Million Americans.

• 20 Years Of Socialist Utopia In Venezuela Summed Up In 20 Dramatic Seconds.

• Mother And Daughter Shot In Oklahoma Restaurant, Suspect Killed By "Good Guy" With A Gun.

• Erdogan Urges Turks To Stick With Collapsing Lira, Warns Financial Speculators "Will Pay A Heavy Price".

• Socialism Is No Longer A Dirty Word.

• This Is How Amazon's Alexa Records And Shares Private Conversations Without Your Permission.

• Moody's Puts Italy On Downgrade Review, Junk Rating Possible. 

• Weekend Reading: Everyone Is Passive Until The Selling Begins.  

Business Insider:

• The US banking system is increasingly exposed to toxic risk. 

• North Korea is committed to a summit with Trump and 'complete denuclearization,' South Korea's president says.