The round restarts barely two weeks after it was shelved...

Via American Greatness,

DoorDash has cleared a major federal hurdle in its push to put drones, not just drivers, in charge of getting dinner to your door.

Kremlin outraged: "On the anniversary of the atomic bombing, Hiroshima's mayor once again failed to mention the country responsible for the suffering of his city—the United States."

The problem was how quickly temporary precautions became a system of control and how slowly government surrendered that control.

Fed Chair Warsh reportedly willing to hike in September if inflation prints in the coming weeks are hot; US initial and continuing claims little changed W/W; US Challenger Job cuts ease in July; Iran strikes hostile targets in Strait of Hormuz; Indirect contacts between the US and Iran have reportedly entered the final stage; Houthis carried out a large-scale, specialised military operation targeting Saudi enemy troop concentrations; Draft details of Hormuz arrangements ban US and Israeli ships; SNDK & WDC guidance underwhelms; DDOG earnings fail to meet lofty expectations; GOOGL files to sell US-denominated bonds in 10 tranches.

What will the DOJ do? 

“We’re going after them right now... these individuals can either self-deport or we’ll arrest you and send you back. It’s that simple,”

There is a number buried in a Goldman Sachs sales-and-trading note this week that the financial press will not put on a chyron, because it is inconvenient...

"Authorities attribute the planning of the attack to the 'Jaime Martínez' Front, a structure of the Central General Staff of the FARC dissidents under the command of alias 'Iván Mordisco' and point to alias 'Max Max', identified as the main explosives expert ..." 

The Fed is no longer choreographing the dance...

...while there could be a bit more strength, we aren't interested in sticking around for the last tail of the move...

...diesel... is the oil product that is most vulnerable right now...

Grain prices are becoming more sensitive to weather as traders question whether forecasts for bumper US corn and soybean harvests are too optimistic.

The lawsuit claims the federal agency broke earlier promises of cooperation...

Managed Money gross longs were probably a key driver of the recent spike...

Silver just got another tailwind.

Days after the Japanese Ministry of Finance – and the US Treasury – intervened in FX markets to prop up the yen, the cabinet approved a plan to cut the sales tax on food for two years.