Most Read on the Bloomberg Terminal:
North Korea Threatens to Scrap Trump Meeting on Nuclear Demands (Bloomberg)

Most Emailed on the Bloomberg Terminal:
Volcker Rule Rewrite to Drop Trading Burden on Banks, Sources Say (Bloomberg)

Women Win: The days of Pennsylvania’s all-male congressional delegation are over. Both Democrats and Republicans nominated a woman in a Philadelphia district — part of a wave of female winners in yesterday’s primaries in four states. Democrats in particular are banking on enthusiasm from women to help net the 23 seats needed to win a U.S. House majority, which would significantly boost their ability to block Trump’s agenda. Pennsylvania Women Advance in Primary Campaigns for House Seats (Bloomberg Balance of Power)

Anniversary Tribute: Trump to Use Mueller One-Year Mark to Blast Probe, Giuliani Says (Bloomberg)

Media Watch: The Rise of the Pro-Trump Media Machine (Axios)
In the past, the out-of-power party got the media bump (right-wing radio under President Clinton). Instead, Trump is lifting all media boats: Crooked Media’s Pod Save America, founded by Obama alumni, is one of the era’s huge success stories.

Photos of the day.

Hawaii Golf Today: People play golf as an ash plume rises in the distance from the Kilauea volcano on Hawaii’s Big Island on May 15, 2018 in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, Hawaii. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images) Hat tip: Mike Allen/Axios AM

Grand Central Jammed: Commuters wait for train service to be restored after a severe thunderstorm caused power outages resulting in several Metro-North lines being suspended yesterday in NYC. (Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images) Hat tip 2: Mike Allen/Axios AM

Mike Bloomberg Wants to Know Why More than 29 Million Are Dying Each Year (Forbes)
This year more than 29 million people will die without a known cause. While this may sound like a movie plot, it’s actually a real-life, real-world problem that philanthropist Mike Bloomberg wants fixed.

Spread the Word: Bloomberg’s 2019 Gender-Equality Index Gives Companies Chance to Prove Commitment to Gender Equality to Investors (Bloomberg press announcement)

Mary Sansone: 1916-2018

I’m going to miss Mary’s meatballs: Mary Sansone, a Grass-Roots Political Godmother, Dies at 101 (New York Times)

Headlines from around the world.

The Japan Times: Japan’s legislature passes nonbinding legislation aimed at increasing women in politics

Bloomberg: Chinese Pork Company CEO Was Paid More Than Tim Cook or Elon Musk

China Daily: US continuing to plan for Trump-Kim summit

BBC News: A non-Brit’s guide to Meghan and Harry’s wedding

Best of late night.

On the news that North Korea may cancel the summit between Kim Jong-Un and Donald Trump:

“I read that Kim Jong-un might cancel his big meeting with Trump because the U.S. and South Korea haven’t stopped their joint military exercises. Trump was like, ‘So just to be safe, I’m canceling all of my exercises.’”
–Jimmy Fallon

On President Trump’s physical fitness, when hearing Melania Trump has been hospitalized for an operation:

“Look at these two people: How is she the one with the health issue? I mean, Trump’s blood type is KFC-positive. He does not live a healthy life. At a rally last week, Trump vowed to fight for the rights of the L.G.B.B.Q. community. How is he healthy?”
–Trevor Noah

On news that a Picasso painting was damaged before it arrived at an auction where it was to be sold:

“A Picasso painting that was supposed to sell for $70 million at an auction here in New York City this weekend was accidentally damaged last Friday. Apparently the damage is so extensive, now the eyes, ears and mouth are all in exactly the right place.”
–Seth Meyers

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