From the Wires

New York Times: Massachusetts representative asks Federal Trade Commission to investigate marketing claims made by producers of caffeine heavy energy drinks.

Washington Post: iTunes 11 is out, after being pushed back from its anticipated October release.

CNN: Troubles at Groupon and LivingSocial hint at serious issues in the daily deals field.

WSJ Video: From a mere rumor a few years ago to the fastest growing segment of the tech market, tablets are evolving fast to better integrate into consumers lives.

Washington Post: Starbucks has started selling a specialty coffee that costs $7 for a 16-ounce “grande” cup, making it the company’s priciest brew.

CBS News: The internet went down across Syria, as Google called for people to support global web access.

Washington Post: Gallup has surveyed people in 150 countries and territories on their daily emotional experience since 2009.

New York Times: Former Gov. Mitt Romney is joining President Barack Obama for a private lunch at the White House.

CNET: Consumer Reports has rated AT&T the worst, far behind the top major carrier in the company’s roundup, Verizon Wireless.

Chicago Tribune: Two lucky ticket holders are waking up today to new lives as multimillionaires after the largest Powerball jackpot drawing ever of $587 million.