Monday Evening Links

[Reuters] Wall St. edges higher, boosted by healthcare; Alphabet, Amazon pressure Nasdaq

[CNBC] Apple drops on report that Justice Department has jurisdiction over potential antitrust probe

[Reuters] Gold hits 10-week peak as trade fears spur safe-haven buying

[Reuters] U.S. factory activity growing at weakest pace since 2016

[Reuters] Fed's Bullard: Trade, other risks, mean rate cut may be 'warranted soon'

[Reuters] Major automakers post U.S. May sales increases

[CNBC] As mortgage rates plunge, millions more homeowners can benefit from refinancing

[Reuters] Italy PM threatens to quit, tells warring coalition to end feud

[Reuters] Pompeo urges China to release human rights prisoners to mark Tiananmen crackdown

[WSJ] House Committee to Investigate Tech Giants Over Competition

[WSJ] FTC Gets Jurisdiction for Possible Facebook Antitrust Probe

[WSJ] Nasdaq Slides as Investors Weigh Tech Probes

[WSJ] Mexico Warns of Retaliation for U.S. Tariffs

[FT] Two-year Treasury yields stage biggest five-day drop since 2008