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1. House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy Blasts Google for Linking California GOP to Nazism
2. How Asus Hopes to Make Crypto Mining Easier
3. Cryptocurrency Hackers Are Stealing from EOS’s $4 Billion ICO Using This Sneaky Scam
4. Mom Says IHOP Discriminated Against her Son Who Was Born Without Arms
5. Brainstorm Health: Virginia Medicaid Expansion, Drugged Driving
6. Halliburton CEO Says Oil at $70 Is “Good Enough”
7. 125 Million Electric Vehicles Will Be on the Road by 2030, Agency Says
8. Facebook Is Losing Teens to YouTube, Instagram, and Snapchat
9. Who’s Winning the Self-Driving Car Race?
10. ‘Sesame Street’ Makers Lose ‘Happytime Murders’ Lawsuit
11. Trump’s Proposed Stewart and Blagojevich Pardons Aren’t About The Apprentice. And They Aren’t Random, Either
12. Zynga Buys Fellow Mobile Game Developer Gram Games for $250 Million
13. These ‘Blue Lives Matter’ Bills Send the Wrong Message on Race and Violence
14. Samsung Phones Will Now Let You Video Chat Doctors in the UK
15. HEB Recalls Ice Cream That May Contain Pieces of Metal
16. MoviePass Has a Risky Plan to Stay Alive: Make Its Own Movies
17. What a Trump-Kim Deal Could Look Like — From Good to Bad to Worse
18. Canon Won’t Sell Film Cameras Anymore
19. Apple Watch Is Getting a Pride Month Watch Face at WWDC
20. What to Know About Dinesh D’Souza, the Convicted Pundit Trump Will Pardon
21. As Trump Seeks Ban on German Luxury Cars Such as Mercedes-Benz, the ‘Big Three’ Shed $20.2 Billion
22. Trump Thinks Propping Up Failing Coal Is a ‘National Security’ Emergency
23. Facebook Messenger Kids No Longer Requires Children’s Parents to Become Friends
24. raceAhead: Can Starbucks Change America?
25. ‘Active Shooter’ Video Game May Still See the Light of Day, Developer Says
26. Waymo Has Ordered Way Mo’ Self-Driving Chrysler Minivans
27. Telegram CEO Says Apple Refuses to Update App After Russian Blockade
28. Ripple CEO Says Bitcoin Could Be the ‘Napster of Digital Assets’
29. Uber CEO Wants Waymo’s Self-Driving Cars to Pick You Up
30. They Don’t ‘Fit’ In: The Lame Excuses Companies Offer for Not Appointing Female Directors
31. J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon Is Still Very, Very Well Paid
32. U.S. Consumer Spending Sees Its Largest Increase in 5 Months
33. Gretchen Carlson: The Supreme Court Tried to End #MeToo. Here’s How We’re Fighting Back.
34. Here’s What the Cavs and Warriors Stand to Make From Being in the NBA Finals
35. Why Roku Is the Internet Video Box Leader, While Google Is Slipping
36. How Sleep Became the Ultimate Luxury
37. Trump Slaps Steel Tariffs on Closest Allies as Tensions Rise
38. Trump Said to Want to Ban Mercedes-Benz and Other German Luxury Cars
39. Tesla Denies Autopilot Is to Blame for Brussels Crash
40. Term Sheet — Thursday, May 31
41. Sears Holdings Closing 72 More Stores After Another Terrible Quarter
42. SoftBank Will Invest $2.25 Billion in GM’s Self-Driving Car Unit Cruise
43. Data Sheet—What AI Will Do to the Financial System
44. First Dieselgate, Then Dieselban: Germany Invented the Diesel Engine But Is Now Starting to Ban It
45. Mary Meeker’s Internet Trends Report: New Online Users Are Getting Harder to Find
46. Boston Was Pegged as the Favorite for Amazon’s HQ2—But a New Ranking Puts It Dead Last
47. Uber Turned Down a $3 Billion Investment From Warren Buffett. That’s Good News for Uber—Really.
48. Donald Trump’s Net Worth Keeps Dropping. How the Presidency Is Making Him Poorer
49. Uber Image, Tariff War, Volcker Rule: CEO Daily for May 31, 2018
50. Will He or Won’t He? Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky Teases a 2019 IPO
51. The 37th State Just Ratified the Equal Rights Amendment for Women—36 Years After the Deadline
52. Roseanne Barr, Ambien, Mary Meeker: Broadsheet May 31

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