Morning Must Reads: May 14

• “Thousands of Vietnamese set fire to foreign factories and rampaged in industrial zones in the south of the country in an angry reaction to Chinese oil drilling in a part of the South China Sea claimed by Vietnam.” [Reuters]
• Officials dash hopes of survival after mine fire kills 232 in Turkey [CNN]
  • 2 killed at West Virginia coal mine [AP]
• “The two-month swoon in technology stocks has given investors flashbacks to the dot-com meltdown. But at least one harbinger of trouble is absent today: tech firms in danger of collapse.” [WSJ]
• The U.S. Military: Sidelined by a Fatigued Nation [TIME]
• Inside the Obama Administration Fight Over the Drone Memo [TIME]
• “The National Security Agency might be tracking your phone calls. But private industry is prying far more deeply into your life.” [Politico]
• Girding for a Fight, McConnell Enlists His Wife [NYT]
• Eric Cantor’s Tea Party opponent may be picking up momentum [WashPost]
• “Karl Rove reportedly hinted that Hillary Clinton may have brain damage from a fall—then quickly backed away. His history suggests it’s a calculated maneuver.” [Atlantic]
  • No, Hillary Clinton Isn’t ‘Soft’ on Terrorism [TIME]
• The 9/11 Story Told at Bedrock, Powerful as a Punch to the Gut [NYT]

• 2 killed at West Virginia coal mine [AP]

• No, Hillary Clinton Isn’t ‘Soft’ on Terrorism [TIME]

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