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Top News Data Breach Linked to China Exposes Millions of U.S. Workers By DAVID E. SANGER and JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS The intrusion, which appears to have involved information on about four million current and former government workers, was the third such breach in the last year. Hunting for Hackers, N.S.A. Secretly Expands Internet Spying at U.S. Border By CHARLIE SAVAGE, JULIA ANGWIN, JEFF LARSON and HENRIK MOLTKE Searching for evidence of computer hacking originating abroad, the Obama administration has stepped up warrantless monitoring, documents show. 'Viagra for Women' Is Backed by an F.D.A. Panel By ANDREW POLLACK The vote on flibanserin by an advisory panel to the Food and Drug Administration follows two rejections and a campaign for the drug's approval. For more top news, go to NYTimes.com »

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Editors' Picks OPINION | OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR Edward Snowden: The World Says No to Surveillance By EDWARD J. SNOWDEN A post-terror generation is finally standing up for the right to privacy. MAGAZINE Uber's French Resistance By LIZ ALDERMAN In cities from New York to New Delhi, the car service Uber has faced threats and bans from regulators but usually comes out on top. Has it met its match in Paris?

QUOTATION OF THE DAY "Sell your house, don't sell this horse." JEFF SEDER, an expert on racehorses, on how he urged Ahmed Zayat not to sell American Pharoah, long before the horse became a Triple Crown contender.

Today's Video  VIDEO: Transgender, at War and in Love This short documentary shares the challenges of a transgender military couple, who are banned from serving openly.  Related Article  VIDEO: This Week's Movies: June 5, 2015 The New York Times film critics review "Entourage," "Spy" and "Testament of Youth."  Related Article: 'Entourage'  Related Article: 'Spy'  Related Article: 'Testament of Youth'  VIDEO: App Smart | Stream Music For Free There are plenty of great streaming music services that you can already try, often for free, and while the big players are jockeying to dominate the market, now is a great time to experiment. For more video, go to NYTimes.com/Video »

World In ISIS, the Taliban Face an Insurgent Threat of Their Own By JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN Though their numbers in Afghanistan remain low, Islamic State fighters have begun making inroads in Taliban territory. In Spotlight, Chinese Officials Are Reluctant to Embrace Transparency After Yangtze Disaster By EDWARD WONG and DAVID BARBOZA Efforts to rescue any survivors among the 345 people still missing from a capsized ship on the Yangtze River were to proceed with "urgency." Free TVs in Mexico Are Seen as Having Political Strings Attached By ELISABETH MALKIN While the government describes the giveaway as an effort to bring all Mexicans into the digital age, opposition parties call it old-fashioned vote buying. For more world news, go to NYTimes.com/World »

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U.S. Sharing Data, but Not Happily By NATASHA SINGER Many Americans do not think the trade-off of their data for personalized services, giveaways or discounts is a fair deal, a University of Pennsylvania study found. In Vermont, Frustrations Mount Over Affordable Care Act By ABBY GOODNOUGH Though other states have also struggled to establish exchanges, Vermont, which saw the law as a bridge to a single-payer system, has acutely felt its problems. Unions Subdued, Scott Walker Turns to Tenure at Wisconsin Colleges By MONICA DAVEY and TAMAR LEWIN Gov. Walker and leaders in Wisconsin's Republican-held Legislature are pushing the University of Wisconsin system to give a board largely picked by the governor far more control over firings and even curriculum. For more U.S. news, go to NYTimes.com/US »

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Politics  GRAPHIC: Stacking Up the Presidential Fields By ALICIA PARLAPIANO If it seems as if the list of presidential candidates for 2016 is growing by the day, that is because it is, at least on the Republican side. Rick Perry to Run for President in 2016, Shrugging Off 2012 Missteps By MANNY FERNANDEZ Mr. Perry is the latest candidate to enter a crowded field of Republican contenders, declared and undeclared, several of whom have Texas ties. As Republican Debates Near, Candidates Vie to Make Cut By MAGGIE HABERMAN and JEREMY W. PETERS Fox News and CNN say only candidates polling in the top 10 will be invited to their debates, sending waves of anxiety into the campaigns. For more political news, go to NYTimes.com/Politics »

Business Greece to Put Off Friday Debt Payment to I.M.F. By NIKI KITSANTONIS and LIZ ALDERMAN Amid tense negotiations, Athens invoked a little-used option to defer June payments to the International Monetary Fund until the end of the month. COMMON SENSE In Greek Debt Puzzle, the Game Theorists Have It By JAMES B. STEWART In talks with European officials, Yanis Varoufakis, Greece's finance minister, is playing the kind of game that his friend John Nash Jr., the mathematician, had in mind. Fed Deflects Outside Aid to Investigate Data Leaks By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM The Federal Reserve's practices are the focus of investigations by the Justice Department, the House Financial Services Committee and the Fed's inspector general.  I.M.F. Urges Fed to Delay Raising Interest Rates For more business news, go to NYTimes.com/Business »

Technology BITS BLOG Sheryl Sandberg's Post on Late Husband Sets Off Meditations on Grief By VINDU GOEL Sheryl Sandberg's post on her late husband, Dave Goldberg, marking the end of a 30-day mourning period, has sparked numerous meditations on grief. BITS BLOG New Research Says Robots Are Unlikely to Eat Our Jobs By STEVE LOHR Clever software and smart machines are automating jobs. But a new McKinsey Global Institute study and a Harvard Business Review article point to an upside: technology as a helper and partner. Apple to Unveil Tool Kit for Watch App Developers By BRIAN X. CHEN Apple is set to unveil new app tools for its watch on Monday, as well as software updates and a streaming music service. Missing will be the Apple TV. For more technology news, go to NYTimes.com/Technology »

Sports WARRIORS 108, CAVALIERS 100 With Overtime Surge, Warriors Squeak By By JOHN BRANCH The Warriors slipped past LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers to take Game 1 of the N.B.A. finals. Steve Kerr and David Blatt Reached N.B.A. Finals on Unconventional Paths By HARVEY ARATON The series will be a matchup of Kerr and Blatt, first-time head coaches whose personal histories have forcefully crashed the borders of conventionalism. Serena Williams and Lucie Safarova Reach French Open Final By CHRISTOPHER CLAREY Williams, seeded No. 1, lost the first set but rebounded to beat Timea Bacsinszky in one semifinal; Safarova, seeded No. 13, beat Ana Ivanovic to advance to her first major final. For more sports news, go to NYTimes.com/Sports »

Arts Governors Ball, Now in Its Fifth Season, Hits Its Stride By BEN SISARIO The music festival, returning on Friday, has profited from a tenacious indie spirit, a 2012 move to Randalls Island and success in booking major acts. The Tony Awards Broadcast: Broadway's Chance to Woo America By MICHAEL PAULSON There is more than one way to win at the Tony Awards on Sunday. For producers, it's about wooing ticket-buyers with a big musical number.  Special Section: The Tony Awards Tony Voters Speak, in a Royal We By SCOTT HELLER, MICHAEL PAULSON and ERIK PIEPENBURG An unscientific survey of 44 eligible voters finds good odds for "The King and I" and Helen Mirren as Queen Elizabeth II, and tougher races in other categories. For more arts news, go to NYTimes.com/Arts »

Movies Review: In 'Spy,' Melissa McCarthy Is a C.I.A. Drudge Who Goes Rogue By A. O. SCOTT Ms. McCarthy leads a starry cast in this action-comedy about an intelligence officer who proves her mettle in heroic and ridiculous ways. Review: 'Love & Mercy' Gets Inside Brian Wilson's Head By A. O. SCOTT In Bill Pohlad's Beach Boys biopic, Paul Dano plays Mr. Wilson in the 1960s, making "Pet Sounds," and John Cusack plays him in the 1980s, making peace. Review: 'Testament of Youth' Recalls the Great War With Little Nostalgia By STEPHEN HOLDEN Adapted from Vera Brittain's antiwar memoir, the film, which stars Alicia Vikander, describes battlefield devastation and damage that returned home.

New York Correction Commissioner Calls Overhauling Rikers a 'Long, Heavy Lift' By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ and MICHAEL WINERIP Joseph Ponte has been caught off guard by the New York City jail complex: Just over a year into his tenure, the level of violence is higher than ever, and corruption persists. Power Lunch Proceeds at Four Seasons Despite Abuse Case Against Co-Owner By JAMES BARRON A day after Julian Niccolini was charged with a felony count of sexual abuse, the talk among the full house at his famous restaurant seemed to be about the usual things. A $136 Million Powerball Ticket, Stashed in a Staten Island Plumber's Basement By ANDY NEWMAN Anthony Perosi bought the winning ticket in March, five random numbers he has been playing for years, and did not think of it again until his truck broke down. For more New York news, go to NYTimes.com/NewYork »

Obituaries Will Holt, Who Wrote 'Lemon Tree,' Dies at 86 By BRUCE WEBER Mr. Holt spent much of his musical career creating theater projects. Margaret Juntwait, the Voice of the Met on Radio, Dies at 58 By JAMES BARRON Ms. Juntwait, who became the Met's third radio host in 2004, hosting 229 Saturday radio broadcasts, also presided over 898 broadcasts on the Met's satellite-radio channel. Bevo Francis Dies at 82; Scored 113 Points in College Basketball Game By DANIEL E. SLOTNIK In 1954, Francis scored 113 points in a single college basketball game, setting an N.C.A.A. record that stood for nearly six decades. For more obituaries, go to NYTimes.com/Obituaries »

Editorials EDITORIAL Hillary Clinton, Voting Rights and the 2016 Election By THE EDITORIAL BOARD Hillary Clinton's bold but common-sense proposals would make it easier for more American citizens to vote. EDITORIAL Don't Back Down on Russian Sanctions By THE EDITORIAL BOARD After strong measures, including a ban on Russian rocket engines, the White House should not ease the pressure on Putin and his occupation of Ukraine. EDITORIAL NOTEBOOK A Good Stamp Is Hard to Find By LAWRENCE DOWNES A new Flannery O'Connor stamp doesn't really convey the writer's strange and majestic vision. And what happened to her signature glasses? For more opinion, go to NYTimes.com/Opinion »

Op-Ed OP-ED COLUMNIST The Separation Strategy on Iraq By DAVID BROOKS It's time to shift course on Iraq. The current approach from the Obama administration isn't working. OP-ED COLUMNIST Lone Star Stumble By PAUL KRUGMAN Remember how Texas was supposed to have the economy that couldn't falter? OP-ED CONTRIBUTOR Our Problem With Powerful Women By BRYCE COVERT Hillary Clinton said "the path will be a little easier" once women try to shatter the "highest" glass ceiling. Is that too optimistic? For more opinion, go to NYTimes.com/Opinion »

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Top News Afghans Form Militias and Call on Warlords to Battle Taliban By MUJIB MASHAL, JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN and JAWAD SUKHANYAR The Afghan army is struggling to ward off Taliban offensives, stoking anxieties of factional rivalries in a nation still haunted by a civil war. While at War, Female Soldiers Fight to Belong By BENEDICT CAREY Even as women distinguish themselves as enlisted soldiers, many struggle with depression and a sense of alienation in an intensely male military world. A SHIFTING MIDDLE Public-Sector Jobs Vanish, Hitting Blacks Hard By PATRICIA COHEN As public sector employment, once a dependable pathway to success for many blacks, was cut in the downturn, African-American communities suffered an outsize toll. For more top news, go to NYTimes.com »

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QUOTATION OF THE DAY "She can't find a full-time job. She's waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting for an interview right now." MELODY GLENN, on her 25-year-old daughter, who has two part-time jobs and lives with her mother.

Today's Videos  VIDEO: 'A Lot of Heroes Around Here' Darrell Stafford, a 32-year veteran of Arlington National Cemetery, reflects on his job as interment supervisor, in which he oversees proper burials of both coffins and cremated remains.  VIDEO: Bill Cunningham | Colors of Spring Fashion and nature reflect each other's beauty.  Related Article For more video, go to NYTimes.com/Video »

World Catholic Church Ponders Future After Same-Sex Marriage Vote in Ireland By DANNY HAKIM The campaign by activist groups seemed as much about putting behind a past entrenched in theocracy and tradition as it was about same-sex marriage. Poland's President Concedes Defeat to Right-Wing Challenger Andrzej Duda By RICK LYMAN Andrzej Duda apparently has beaten the incumbent, Bronislaw Komorowski, and the party that has led during eight years of stability and prosperity. El Bronco: Blunt, Frequently Vulgar, and Aiming to Run Nuevo León By PAULINA VILLEGAS and RANDAL C. ARCHIBOLD Jaime Rodríguez Calderón, 57, who goes by the nickname El Bronco, is an independent candidate making a serious run for governor of Nuevo León. For more world news, go to NYTimes.com/World »

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U.S. Before a Soldier's Rest, a Panoply of Details By MIKAYLA BOUCHARD The most solemn sentiments of the Memorial Day holiday have long been infused in the work done at Arlington National Cemetery throughout the year. Cleveland Streets Are Calm, but Anger Lingers Day After Officer's Acquittal By MITCH SMITH Seventy-one people were arrested in demonstrations on Saturday, the police said. By Sunday, the streets were quiet, but more protests were expected over police conduct and perceived racial disparities in the city. Police in Florida Grapple With a Cheap and Dangerous New Drug By FRANCES ROBLES A hazardous new synthetic drug known as flakka is being blamed for 18 recent deaths in a single South Florida county. For more U.S. news, go to NYTimes.com/US »

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Politics Carly Fiorina Talks, Iowa Swoons, as Polls Shrug By AMY CHOZICK and TRIP GABRIEL Republicans in Iowa are starting to swoon over Ms. Fiorina, a former Silicon Valley executive who is mostly unknown in much of the country. Obama Weighs Strategy as Data Laws Run Out By CHARLIE SAVAGE The Obama administration is reconsidering its counterterrorism initiatives as three laws that allow for surveillance of citizens and suspected terrorists are set to expire in June. For more political news, go to NYTimes.com/Politics »

Business The Heat Is on Greece's Alexis Tsipras, From Inside and Out By NIKI KITSANTONIS A leftist faction in Mr. Tsipras' party demanding a harder line in debt negotiations was narrowly defeated in committee vote. In Britain, Libor-Rigging Conspiracy Case Is Also a Test for Regulators By JENNY ANDERSON The investigation into the rigging of global benchmark interest rates at last yields a trial, which may also prove a measure of British controls on the finance industry. Fusion Media Aims at Millennials, but Struggles to Find Its Identity By RAVI SOMAIYA and BROOKS BARNES Disney and Univision's fledgling network isn't delivering concrete results, raising concerns that it's not connecting with the youthful, diverse audience it covets. For more business news, go to NYTimes.com/Business »

Technology Amazon to Stop Funneling European Sales Through Low-Tax Haven By MARK SCOTT Pressure is mounting for American tech companies, including Google, to stop using complex tax structures and pay more on their European operations. In Busy Silicon Valley, Protein Powder Is in Demand By BRIAN X. CHEN Protein-packed drinkable meals come in powder form, are inexpensive, and are quick and easy to make so tech workers don't actually have to eat.  Sam Sifton Reviews Protein-Packed Shakes: The Taste That Doesn't Really Satisfy Sony Terms With Spotify Uncovered in Contract By BEN SISARIO Sony's relationships with digital services were exposed last week when a now-outdated licensing contract with Spotify was leaked online and friction with SoundCloud spilled into view. For more technology news, go to NYTimes.com/Technology »

Sports CAVALIERS 114, HAWKS 111 LeBron James Lifts Cleveland to Win With Triple-Double By ANDREW KEH James missed his first 10 shots but had 37 points, 18 rebounds, 13 assists, 3 steals and the final two baskets. Juan Pablo Montoya Wins the Indy 500 By JERRY GARRETT Montoya, driving for Team Penske, overcame early difficulty to win the 500 for the second time in his career, edging his teammate Will Power. Slow Stephen Curry Down? This Division III College Did By SCOTT CACCIOLA On Nov. 21, 2006, before a modest crowd at Davidson's John M. Belk Arena, Curry shot 10 of 24 from the field against the Colby Mules, finishing with 29 points. For more sports news, go to NYTimes.com/Sports »

Arts At Cannes Film Festival, 'Dheepan' Wins Palme d'Or By MANOHLA DARGIS Jacques Audiard's tense drama about three Sri Lankan refugees struggling to assimilate in a violent French ghetto was a surprise winner. CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK Todd Haynes's Film 'Carol' Draws Attention at Cannes By MANOHLA DARGIS Mr. Haynes gives insight into "Carol," his film based on a 1950s novel about a lesbian relationship. John Scalzi, Science Fiction Writer, Signs $3.4 Million Deal for 13 Books By JOHN SCHWARTZ Mr. Scalzi's books include a series known as the "Old Man's War" and "Redshirts," a Hugo award winner about characters on the original "Star Trek." For more arts news, go to NYTimes.com/Arts »

New York New York Real Estate Executive With 'Access to Politicians' Is at Center of Scandals By CHARLES V. BAGLI Charles C. Dorego, general counsel for Glenwood Management, figures prominently in federal criminal complaints against Sheldon Silver and Dean G. Skelos that involve payoffs, graft, fraud and solicitation of bribes. Body Recovered in Hudson Is Identified as Missing Kayaker's By LISA W. FODERARO Lawyers for Angelika Graswald, who was charged with murder after her fiancé, Vincent Viafore, disappeared, confirmed the identification. Hold the Mimosa. I'll Have a Biscuit. By VIVIAN YEE A bill before the New York State Legislature would give restaurants the option of allowing dogs into back gardens and sidewalk patios when accompanied by a human diner. For more New York news, go to NYTimes.com/NewYork »

Obituaries Anne Meara, Comedian and Actress, Dies at 85 By PETER KEEPNEWS Ms. Meara began her comedy career as the partner of her husband, Jerry Stiller; won an Obie Award for her stage work; earned four Emmy nominations; and became a playwright in her 60s.  ArtsBeat: Anne Meara Remembered, Through Reviews and Twitter Martin Sheets, a Decorated Special Olympian, Dies at 62 By RICHARD GOLDSTEIN Mr. Sheets participated for more than 40 years in the Special Olympics, going back to its first international summer games at Chicago's Soldier Field in 1968. For more obituaries, go to NYTimes.com/Obituaries »

Editorials EDITORIAL Stronger Regulation of Toxic Chemicals By THE EDITORIAL BOARD The measures to reform the Toxic Substances Control Act, though an improvement, are not sufficient. EDITORIAL Decision Time on the Hudson By THE EDITORIAL BOARD If G.E. doesn't complete the environmental cleanup job it has skillfully begun, a remarkable opportunity will be squandered. EDITORIAL To Baku and Back With Freebies By THE EDITORIAL BOARD An approved all-expenses-paid trip highlights the need for the House Ethics Committee to apply far greater scrutiny. For more opinion, go to NYTimes.com/Opinion »

Op-Ed OP-ED | CONTRIBUTOR How Places Let Us Feel the Past By T. M. LUHRMANN Memorials allow the living to leave a piece of themselves behind. OP-ED COLUMNIST Restoring Memoriam to Memorial Day By CHARLES M. BLOW Our country keeps drifting further away from the spirit behind the holiday because fewer of us have served or have family members who serve in the military.  Columnist Page OP-ED COLUMNIST The Big Meh By PAUL KRUGMAN A growing number of economists, looking at the data on productivity and incomes, are wondering if the technological revolution has been greatly overhyped.  Columnist Page For more opinion, go to NYTimes.com/Opinion »

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