Most Read on the Bloomberg Terminal (Last 24 Hours):
Italy Secures Migration Package in Win for Populists From EU (Bloomberg)

Also from the EU Summit in Brussels:
Theresa May Hits EU With Terror Warning as Brexit Mood Gets Bitter (Bloomberg)

Brexit Frontrunning Update: U.K. Lawmaker Joins Calls for Inquiry Into Hedge Funds’ Use of Private Brexit Polling
U.K. lawmaker Bob Seely, a Conservative member of parliament for the Isle of Wight, joined a growing chorus of British lawmakers calling for an investigation into the practices revealed by a Bloomberg story on Monday. He said: “Given the Bloomberg investigation earlier this week which showed that hedge funds have been buying private polling data that effectively allowed them to front run the Brexit vote, isn’t it time to initiate a parliamentary inquiry into the behavior of those involved?” (Bloomberg)

Democrats Need to Choose: Are they the party of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez or the party of Michael Bloomberg? (Business Insider)

The Trump-Putin Summit Should Set Off Alarm Bells (Washington Post)

Newsroom Shooting in Maryland: Suspected Gunman Had Vendetta Against Annapolis Paper, Police Say (Washington Post)

U.S. Supreme Court:

Inside the White House’s Quiet Campaign to Create a Supreme Court Opening (New York Times)

Democrats Pivot to Making Trump’s Court Pick an Election Issue (Bloomberg)

Best World Cup Costumes: What True Die-Hard Football Fans Wear to the World Cup (Quartz)

Best of late night.

“We’re going on vacation next week, so we won’t be able to talk about what’s going on with the country. Hopefully, when we get back, there will still be one!”
— Stephen Colbert

“With the looming shadow of the Mueller investigation, Trump has to completely distance himself from anything Russian! So today the White House announced he’ll be meeting with Vladimir Putin on July 16th. Well okay, it makes sense, it is time for Trump’s annual employee review.”
— Stephen Colbert