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Eu In Disarray – Anti-semitism In Europe Is Rising Rapidly Read This Alert >> Biden Is Ruining Trump’s Efforts For The Economy Here's What We Know >> TREANDING HEADLINES TODAY View Online | Sign Up TOGETHER WITH Good morning. Imagine for a moment that you’re on a failing first date. In a last ditch effort your date asks you the standard icebreaker question, “If you could bring one thing to a deserted island, what would it be?” You try to think of something to impress them: a book? A copy of the 2011 comedy Hall Pass? But then you remember the coolest thing you can think of: your CoolCabanas. Your date gasps and through excited tears asks, “You mean the world’s best beach shelter?” They immediately propose.  That’s why we are sending 30 beach cabanas to readers for this month’s giveaway. You can enter to win by referring friends to the Brew with your unique referral link: 1 referral = 1 entry in the raffle. The contest runs for exactly one week. Start sharing to win.  MARKETS Nasdaq 13,657.17 -0.03% S&P 4,188.13 -0.21% Dow 34,312.46 -0.24% Bitcoin $37,633.38 -3.49% 10-Year 1.558% -4.5 bps Moderna $169.26 +3.10% *Stock data as of market close, cryptocurrency data as of 5:00pm ET. Here's what these numbers mean. Covid-19: Moderna will apply for FDA authorization next month to administer its coronavirus vaccine to kids as young as 12. Half of US adults are now fully vaccinated. Economy: Republicans are planning to offer President Biden a nearly $1 trillion infrastructure package this week. Biden's initial plan had been to spend $2.3 trillion.  Markets: Energy, healthcare, and financial stocks sent the major indexes down yesterday, but the latest readings of consumer confidence and the housing market offered good news on the economic recovery. ANTITRUST The Everything Is Expensive Store Francis Scialabba Do Amazon's marketplace policies make shopping on the internet more expensive? Washington, DC, Attorney General Karl Racine thinks so, which is why he sued Amazon over antitrust allegations yesterday.  Those allegations: Amazon's restrictive agreements with third-party sellers limit their ability to sell products for less on other e-commerce sites, artificially inflating prices and reducing competition.  Until 2019, the suit says, Amazon flat-out banned sellers on its marketplace from offering their items for cheaper elsewhere. When lawmakers started snooping around, Amazon threw out that rule...then ended up replacing it with a clone, Racine said. If sellers try to list products on other sites for a lower cost, Amazon will allegedly bury them on its site. In a statement, Amazon said Racine "has it exactly backwards—sellers set their own prices for the products they offer in our store...and like any store we reserve the right not to highlight offers to customers that are not priced competitively.” Why it's a big deal Actually...if we're being honest...the lawsuit itself isn't a huge deal. It was filed only in DC, not federal court, and Racine didn't invite other AGs to the party, as is common in these types of cases. So overall, the lawsuit doesn't have a lot of teeth. But it's important in many ways, too. It's believed to be the first time that Amazon's been sued by the US government over antitrust allegations. It also strikes at the core of Amazon's retail business: its marketplace, which brings in more than half of the company's total sales. Bottom line: Amazon now joins Facebook and Google, which have both been hit with antitrust lawsuits. Those cases will be slower moving than you on a Saturday morning, and experts say the tech companies have the advantage due to the current structure of antitrust law. MEDIA IAC Just Keeps Spinning with Vimeo IPO Giphy It's no Yurchenko double pike, but Vimeo became the 11th company to be spun off from IAC yesterday when it went public on the NYSE.  IAC, a holding company, is known for prolific dealmaking; previous spin-offs include Match Group, Expedia, and LendingTree. Vimeo's no longer an "indie version of YouTube"  CEO Anjali Sud told The Verge that, under her leadership, it's become "more like a Slack or a Dropbox model, but for video." Vimeo's main business is software as a service, or Saas, that makes it easier for the Average Joe's Gymnasiums of the world to create and distribute video content.  The strategic pivot is paying off. In the first quarter of 2021, Vimeo reported… $89.4 million in revenue, a 57% annual increase  $3.3 million in net profit, compared to a $20.3 million loss last year Looking ahead...Sud told Barron's that Vimeo's growth will slow later this year as face masks come down and in-person happy hours come back, but should pick back up in 2022. AGRICULTURE Young MacDonald Has a Farm Lianoland Wimons, Sgverticalfarming1, CC BY-SA 4.0 Yesterday, Bowery Farming announced a $300 million fundraising round that included A-list investors like Natalie Portman, José Andrés, and Lewis Hamilton. Justin Timberlake also chipped in. The startup, now valued at $2.3 billion, grows produce using indoor vertical farming setups. Its 13 varieties of greens are sold in 850 stores, and with its new funds it'll build additional farms and expand into new crops including tomatoes, strawberries, and carrots. Sci-fi farming is catching on Climate change concerns and a renewed focus on the food supply chain have contributed to increased investor appetite for indoor farming. Last year, global VC investment in indoor farms tripled to almost $1.9 billion.  Bowery's deal is the biggest on record for the industry, but competitors have scored plenty of dough in recent months, including BrightFarms ($100 million last October), "Omakase" strawberry grower Oishii ($50 million in March), and AppHarvest, which SPAC'd in February and is now worth $1.5 billion.  Zoom out: The indoor farming sector is growing but is still just a wee seedling. In 2019, California grew nearly 4x more pounds of lettuce than all indoor-grown veggies across the country combined.  SPONSORED BY FIDELITY Smarter Is Better Look, not every headline has to be groundbreaking–especially if what we are saying is technically, ingeniously true. But the question is, when it comes to trading, how do you actually make smarter decisions? 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The number of homes for sale remains low, and expensive lumber and supply chain shortages are delaying new ones from being built. The backlog of new homes sold in April but awaiting construction rose 16.5%, the most since 2006, Bloomberg reports.  Big picture: Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman rounded up some anecdotes from this "bizarre" housing market yesterday: 63% of surveyed buyers said they put in a bid without seeing a property in person.  Sales are closing an average 1.7% above asking price, despite home prices already rising 24% annually. Lenders have called employers to confirm buyers have permission to WFH after the pandemic.  Best for last: One would-be homebuyer promised to name her first-born after the seller. She didn't get the house.  GRAB BAG Key Performance Indicators Ethan Miller/Getty Images Stat: Guy Fieri's new deal with the Food Network will earn him $80 million over three years, according to Forbes, making him the highest-paid chef on cable TV. And it's still a good deal for the network. Fieri's show Diners, Drive Ins, and Dives generated more than $230 million in ad revenue last year, according to Kantar.  Quote: "I made a mistake. I must say now that, very very very importantly, I love and respect China and Chinese people." Actor John Cena apologized to China after calling Taiwan, which China considers its sovereign territory, a "country" while promoting the new Fast & Furious film. Critics body-slammed the former pro wrestler for capitulating to the Chinese government, but on the other hand many Chinese social media users didn't think the apology was sufficient. Read: A super helpful primer on machine learning. (MIT) GIVEAWAY Catch Us Under the Lemon Scarletta Design All Summer CoolCabanas CoolCabanas are so easy to set up, you can live out your fantasy of being a newly divorced billionaire on a beach vacation without taking off any of your jangly bracelets. 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BLM Activist: I Went to Capitol With Megaphone to ‘Instigate’ Trump Supporters WIndham, NH Election Investigation Reveals Local Communities with Bizarre Stamps Americans Reflect on George Floyd’s Legacy 1 Year After Murder Suspicious Package Sent To Home Of Rand Paul FEATURED EVENT 1521 Martin Luther declared a heretic by the Edict of Worms READ MORE FEATURED BIOGRAPHY Sally Ride READ MORE   May 26 SEE ALL BIOS ON THIS DAY ALSO BORN ON THIS DAY 1907 John Wayne American actor 1926 Miles Davis American musician 1949 Jeremy Corbyn British politician 1975 Lauryn Hill American singer 1867 Mary of Teck queen of Great Britain 1971 Matt Stone American screenwriter, actor, and producer MORE EVENTS ON THIS DAY 2008: American director, producer, and actor Sydney Pollack—who helmed a number of popular films, including The Way We Were (1973), Tootsie (1982), and Out of Africa (1985)—died at age 73. [Sort fact from fiction in our film school quiz.] 1971: American screenwriter, actor, and producer Matt Stone—who was best known as cocreator, with Trey Parker , of the subversive animated television series South Park—was born. [How much do you know about pop culture?] 1938: The House Un-American Activities Committee was created, with Martin Dies, Jr., as its chairman; it investigated alleged communist activities, and perhaps its most celebrated case was that of Alger Hiss. [Take our quiz about American history and politics.] 1927: The Ford Motor Company ended production of its famed Model T, which had helped “democratize the automobile.” [ Test your knowledge of American industry and innovation.] 1926: Jazz musician Miles Davis, a trumpeter who was one of the major influences on jazz from the late 1940s, was born in Alton, Illinois. [Take our music quiz.] 1897: Irish writer Bram Stoker published the Gothic horror classic Dracula, which became the basis for an entire genre of literature and films about vampires. [ Was Dracula a real person?] SEE ALL EVENTS ON THIS DAY NATIONAL STORIES Special grand jury convened for next stage in investigation of Trump business dealings » Former GOP Sen. John Warner, military expert once married to Elizabeth Taylor, dies at 94 » It's not just Arizona: Push to review 2020 ballots spreads to new states » President Biden's ambitious agenda hits roadblocks during pivotal time »